Prison officer saved by his name tag
A PRISON officer has been stabbed at a scandal-wracked privately-run Sydney jail, but his name tag potentially saved his life.
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Name tag saves stabbed prison officer
A PRISON officer has been stabbed at the scandal-wracked privately-run Parklea Correctional Centre, with only his name tag preventing a potentially fatal wound to the chest.
Woman killed in horrific school holiday crash
A WOMAN has died and a six-year-old girl was flown to hospital after a four-vehicle crash at a notorious black spot on the Pacific Highway yesterday.
Son in court on mum murder charge
THE son of a woman found stabbed to death in a supermodel’s home is appearing in court this morning on a murder charge.
Sorry Cable Beach, this spot is better
It’s one of the most stunning parts of Australia — remote and breathtakingly beautiful — but you haven’t seen it until you’ve done this.
Private prisons ‘breeding crime crisis’
UPDATE: Private-run prisons were today accused of ‘breeding crime’ after a maximum security inmate high on the drug ice posted a shocking video online flaunting a knife and boasting about his stash of narcotics.
Police officer Ashley Bryant’s tragic suicide call
GUILT over last-minute shift change.
Court ‘protects safety’ of man charged over beach death
ONE of the men who allegedly left Lynette Daley to die on a North Coast beach will be allowed to move house, but his address will remain suppressed.
The ‘Vegas of the Middle East’
Built on top of a mythical city with its own private beach and open-air aquarium, more and more Aussies are finding this destination ‘worth the splurge.’
Grande Terre: The newest Pacific island to catch the travel bug
ALONGSIDE the world’s biggest lagoon and New Caledonia’s only surf beach, this resort is bringing tourists to a new island destination.
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