Happy boy should still be with us
CHRIS Kokegei and his wife Wendy made sure their four children were always fully vaccinated.
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Wanted: Nan or Poppy, experience required
IT’S a poignant plea that would melt the hardest heart: “Grandparents wanted.”
Men who hurt lovers must pay
MEN who hit their wives or partners should receive tougher sentences than those imposed on other violent criminals.
Police can set Tasers on children
POLICE are free to use Tasers on children as young as 10, against the explicit warnings of the manufacturer of the device.
Top country power lunch spots
REGIONAL restaurants and country cafes have become "boardrooms" where multi-million dollar deals are decided over a bite to eat.
They’re a load off nurses’ backs
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Situation critical – our guardian angels
WE go behind the scenes at some of the state’s busiest hospitals for a glimpse into the real lives of nurses, our guardian angels.
How a kind tooth fairy saved mum
TOOTHACHE sufferer Lauren Blong has her smile back after an extraordinary act of kindness from a reader of The Sunday Telegraph.
Paws for thought on dumped dogs
THEY’VE got plenty of love to give but, when it comes to dogs, that’s not necessarily a good thing, with active breeds topping the list of the state’s most dumped dogs.
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