Gordon Wood lodges appeal over ruling at murder trial
Gordon Wood has lodged an appeal against a judge’s ruling that police and prosecutors did not act out of malice when he was tried for the murder of his model girlfriend.
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How newspaper reported end of WWI
It didn’t take many words to tell readers the news they had been waiting for during four horrific years of war. The Daily Telegraph’s front page on Tuesday, November 12, 1918, said simply in a giant headline: “OFFICIAL: ARMISTICE SIGNED”.
Huge crowds gather to pay tribute to our war heroes
They may no longer be with us but memories of the original Diggers lived on as they were honoured by a new generation of Australians. The Remembrance Day service was moved for the first time after a major upgrade on Anzac Memorial.
Aussie politicians’ sorry history of harassing women
LUKE Foley denies inappopriate touching of a journalist but Australian MPs have a rich history of sexual impropriety from harassment to cheating on their wives.
Horses that help uphold the law
WHILE the NSW Police Force’s patrol cars are full of the latest technology, walking into the Mounted Unit’s stables at Redfern it is like entering a zone where time has stood still.
Rise and fall Labor’s unlikely man
JUST months ago he was painting himself as the perfect family man, but embattled former Labor leader Luke Foley is now mired in a sleazy harassment scandal.
How dodgy drivers will be named and shamed
DODGY drivers using archaic royal pardons to get their licences back will no longer be guaranteed anonymity. It comes after a Daily Telegraph investigation found a total of 71 of 85 applications were made by banned drivers, of which 18 were granted.
Chilling moment stalker buys weapons for murder
THESE are the chilling photographs which show a crazed Tinder stalker shopping for weapons from a Bunnings store he would later use to severely injure his doctor lover Angela Jay in revenge for her dumping him.
‘I feel like a murder victim’: Doctor’s Tinder terror
THE survivor of a brutal attack by a man she had been dating for six weeks says she never thought it would happen to her. Angela Joy was stabbed 11 times and doused in petrol by Paul Lambert before police shot him dead.
Stalker’s final moments before cops shot him dead
PAUL Lambert was a serial stalker who charmed women on dating sites like Tinder. His trail of terror ended when he lunged at police with a knife after he tried to brutally kill girlfriend Dr Angela Jay, an inquest has heard.
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