In court, journalist Antoinette Lattouf spoke of how her public sacking from the ABC impacted her life, while a psychiatrist spoke to how she was “self medicating with alcohol”.
A flurry of emails between former ABC chairwoman Ita Buttrose and executives were presented in court during Antoinette Lattouf’s unfair dismissal case.
Telegraph reporter Matthew Benns and cartoonist Warren Brown’s epic drive from London to Melbourne in a historic jalopy has raised more than $120,000 for the Royal Flying Doctor Service.
In 1927 the then Miss Australia waved Francis Birtles off on his adventure from London. On Sunday, the current Miss Universe Australia and Premier Chris Minns welcomed the Bean Team, Matthew Benns and Warren Brown back to Sydney.
The Bean team are nearing the end of their epic adventure, which has taken them to Europe, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Singapore. But the duo’s toughest challenge to date happened on home soil.
The drivers of this open-top car learned a sort of resilience of their own as the trekked through the Australian outback, where they discovered how tough country Aussies are while raising funds for charity.
The recreation of Francis Birtles’ epic 1927 drive from London to Melbourne has had some hair-raising moments across the globe — but Australia’s Top End topped the lot.
Snowflake the saltwater crocodile greeted another pair of weary old crocks when The Daily Telegraph’s team Bean arrived in Darwin for the final leg of their epic across the world adventure. SEE THE PHOTOS.
After clearing quarantine, the 100-year-old Bean roadster is back on Australian soil for the first time in months and they crossed paths with a beast even they can’t tame. Watch the video.
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