Report on 88 gay murders stirs controversy
The victims came from all walks of life, but what linked the murders on a controversial police list was they were all gay.
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THE suspected bashing death of a man by a serial sexual sadist is being reviewed following an investigation into gay hate murders.
Mehajer’s lawyer slapped with $54,000 legal bill
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NSW Origin star’s stalking ban
FORMER NSW Origin star and Sydney Roosters backrower Luke O’Donnell faces serious charges of intimidating his father and assaulting a female police officer.
Rebel Wilson faces huge bill over appeal
ACTOR Rebel Wilson could be left out of pocket in a fight for the record damages awarded to her over a series of defamatory articles in Women’s Day, legal experts have warned.
Airport’s embarrassing first flight blunder
The plane had landed, bags had been lifted from the overhead lockers and passengers had donned their jackets, then the first officer broke this news.
The board room gravy train of Australia’s rich
It’s case of who you know as much as what you know when it comes to landing a role on the board of leading companies.
How I realised my own mum was a killer
HAZEL Baron always knew her family was a little strange, but when her dad died suddenly she suspected it was more than an accident. Then she overheard her mum talking.
My Mother, A Serial Killer
HAZEL Baron was just nine when she first suspected her mum was a killer. Here she describes the day her dad disappeared.
Legacy of hope in wake of terror
AS she lay in hospital after the Lindt cafe terrorist siege, Louisa Hope feared she would lose her left foot.
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