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Twin babies die in Byron Bay ‘wild birth’ tragedy

Police are investigating the deaths of premature twins after a “wild birthing” went wrong in the Byron Bay area.

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1993 : Baby Sarah Folbigg with parents Kathleen & Craig in early 1993 copy photo, died 30/08/93 after evidently being smothered by Kathleen, who has now been found guilty of murdering her & three other siblings over ten year period at Supreme Court, Darlinghurst in Sydney on 21/05/03. NSW / Crime / Murder / Victim

‘The day I slapped Folbigg’s hubby in the face’

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: It was some time in 2003, after Kathleen Folbigg had been sentenced to 40 years in jail for smothering her four infant children, that her husband Craig Folbigg was physically attacked in a RSL club.

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Folbigg to be welcomed with open arms in new forever home

After 20 years in jail freedom is within reach for Kathleen Folbigg, but what will be the next step for the woman once dubbed the most hated in Australia.

Kathleen Folbigg appears via video link during a convictions inquiry at the NSW Coroners Court, Sydney, Wednesday, May 1, 2019. An Inquiry continues into convictions of

‘Smoking gun’ evidence has Folbigg a step closer to freedom

After 20 years in jail, the case against convicted child killer Kathleen Folbigg is unravelling as a procession of scientists argue the children likely died of natural causes with even the critics admitting it is possible. Listen to the Mother’s Guilt podcast.

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EMBARGO FOR TWAM 24 SEPTEMBER 2022. FEE MAY APPLY. NSW mother Kathleen (Kathy) Megan Folbigg outside court after having bail refused for charges of murdering her four infant children 23 Apr 2001. murder

PTSD influenced Folbigg’s damning diary entries: experts

Kathleen Folbigg’s horrific childhood will be examined and her state of mind front and centre at the inquiry into her conviction for killing her four children. Listen to the latest episode of Mother’s Guilt.

DAILY TELEGRAPH 10TH FEBRUARY 2023 Pictured at his home at Bondi Junction is Warren Trout. Warren had a heart attack last year after getting Covid. He is one of many who had heart problems over the pandemic. Picture: Richard Dobson

Hearts paying the price for our Covid lockdown diets

Lockdowns, working from home, more alcohol consumption, extra Covid kilos and the virus itself has led to worse heart health indicators, experts warn.

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WARNING. WEEKEND TELEGRAPHS SPECIAL. MUST TALK WITH PIC ED JEFF DARMANIN BEFORE PUBLISHING. Levi Wheeler Died of DIPG in 2018 and the trial is named after him. Levi with Mum Kathryn & dad Ben.

Levi’s legacy lives on in trial to beat deadly kids’ cancer

A cutting-edge Australian trial that modifies children’s own immune cells to fight the deadly DIPG brain cancer is being hailed as a game-changer for kids struck by the cruel disease.

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Oliver Francisco was born in May 2021. Oliver topped the name for boys in both 2021 and 2022 an has remained the favourite eight years in a row. MUST CREDIT credit JT Photograph

Most popular baby names in 2022 revealed

For the eighth year running the most popular boy’s name in NSW remained unchanged, while an old classic regained top spot on the list of names for girls.

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‘He’ll do it again’: Call to deport man who stabbed pregnant mum nine times

Kayla Witek was four months pregnant when her ex-boyfriend tracked her down and stabbed her nine times. Seven years later, her attacker, a Syrian national, is out of jail and still in Australia and flaunting his life on social media.

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WEEKEND TELEGRAPHS - 23/12/22 MUST CHECK WITH PIC EDITOR JEFF DARMANIN BEFORE PUBLISHING - Celebrity stylist Donny Galella pictured wearing pink at the SCG today. Donny lost his sister to breast cancer recently and will support the Jane McGrath Foundation by wearing pink during the cricket test in early January. Picture: Sam Ruttyn

Sibling love spurs the fight against breast cancer

Less than a month ago, celebrity stylist Donny Galella said goodbye to his big sister when she succumbed to breast cancer. Now he’ll attend the Pink Test to honour her and the woman who started it all, Jane McGrath.

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