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Megan Palin is an award-winning journalist and US Correspondent based in New York. She has covered stories ranging from US presidential elections and high profile trials, to the coronavirus pandemic and human trafficking. But some of her favourite assignments occurred prior to her move to the Big Apple. They include traipsing through the remote regions of Australia with a prolific UFO hunter as he searched for aliens, and spending time with a nomadic Indigenous tribe in the NT Outback.

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Megan Heazlewood investigates crop circles

Hidden signs in crop circles

A SCIENTIST who has dedicated his life to researching UFO crop circles says there are “puzzles” in them containing secret messages.

National

Western Australia Police emblems, standard and altered.

Why this emblem is not OK

A FACEBOOK tribute to a policewoman who took her own life sparks a surprise row as WA Police is accused of double standards.

National

PICTURE MUST BE PIXELATED - LEGAL WARNING CANNOT IDENTIFY A facebook picture of the backpacker victim from the Mitchell case

‘He never left her side’

CCTV captured the young British backpacker as she walked into a petrol station. An extraordinary chain of events followed.

Leaders

Video shows White House tensions

THE Trump administration presents a united front in public, tensions between the President and his staffers are high in this footage.

National

South Australian police badge. photo Calum Robertson

Cop left final message before horrifying death

A SOUTH Australian police officer posted an angry message at his employer on Facebook before driving to a country hospital and taking his own life.

National

Flowers have been placed on the banks of the Murray River in Moama where the body of a five year old boy was found after his mother allegedly drowned him. Sunday March 5. 2017. Picture: David Crosling

How boy survived river ordeal

THE father of the young boys whose mother allegedly tried to drown them, killing one, reveals how the eldest boy survived.

National

Cop’s last message before death

A SOUTH Australia police officer posted to Facebook then went to a hospital and took his own life.

National

Two new messages of condolensce were placed on the Light pole in Victoria St Kings X where posters and flowers were regularly placed for Thomas Kelly and Daniel Christie. The Sunday Telegraph observed passerbys to see how many people stopped to read the messages and poster. On average only 1 in every 12-15 persons stopped to look. Most seemed to pass without a care or had no idea that the messages and posters were on the light pole they were passing in Victoria St Kings X.

Laws push violence into suburbs

IT’S long been suspected that Sydney’s lockout laws have caused the violence that once plagued Kings Cross to spill into the suburbs. Now there’s proof.

National

News .Emergency services search for the body of a five-year-old boy who drowned in the Murray River at Moama. Saturday, March .Supplied

‘He was so little, it was awful’

EMERGENCY workers have described the moment they today found the body of a boy, 5, in the Murray River after his mother allegedly drowned him.

technology/environment

People enjoy an early morning swim as clouds hover over Bondi Beach, Bondi, Sydney, Australia, 04 March 2017. Photo by Brianne Makin

Australia’s wild weather weekend

HEAVY rain, flash flooding, high temperatures and a possible cyclone. Australia is in for a wild weekend of weather.

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