RUSH HOUR: The stories you need to know today
YOU might think of it as one of the lowliest forms of employment but in fact there is a lucrative perk of being a chugger (ie. a charity mugger).
YOU might think of it as one of the lowliest forms of employment but in fact there is a lucrative perk of being a chugger (ie. a charity mugger).
WITH one crocodile for every two residents, Territorians are asking whether it’s time to do something about the ballooning croc population.
A MELBOURNE man was beaten to a pulp in broad daylight after a Gumtree deal went violently wrong. Plus, how Ed Sheeran made his adoring fans angry.
HER performance was timid and pitchy. So what compelled The Voice Afgahanistan judges to turn their chairs?
THEIR son was held captive by the Taliban for five years and now the family of returned soldier Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl have been dealt another blow.
IT was weird. Very weird. From broken loos and around-the-world wild goose chases to one deer in the headlights. This is the world of Clive Palmer.
MALCOLM Turnbull’s denials that he wanted to take Tony Abbott’s job have the faint whiff of Kevin Rudd about them.
DIRTY carriages, dingy platforms and muddled announcements. If you are on the train right now, you are probably experiencing some of these things.
A FAMILY feud turned horrific when a woman attacked a nine-year-old girl with a hammer inside the little girl’s school.
THE world is no closer to finding Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 and now the search area has ballooned to the size of Tasmania.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/james-law/page/91