Black Widow’s ex: Woman I loved shot me in the head
PATRICIA Margaret Byers — the ‘Black Widow’ killer — could be free in months. The body of her murdered de facto has never been found. Now, her surviving victim claims he knows where it is.
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Hugo Weaving reveals all about his childhood
BEFORE he was the star of Hollywood blockbusters such as The Matrix, Priscilla and Lord Of The Rings, Hugo Weaving was a Knox Grammar student dreaming of escaping the north shore.
Australian victories that sealed last 100 days of WWI
A new book describes how Australian troops outbattled the Germans and over-ran better equipped units in the last 100 days of WWI to drive home victory, writes MAREA DONNELLY
My life as a permanent refugee
The ‘forgotten people’ are still stateless after fleeing their home in Palestine in 1948.
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The day the Jets made their point
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The deadliest waves on the planet
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The day the Anzacs terrified Sydney
IT’S an often forgotten part of the Anzac legend. On Valentine’s Day in 1916, terrified civilians ran for cover as rioting soldiers ‘mad with drink’ clashed with armed military police at Central Station.
The Battle of Central Station 1916
The Liverpool Riot of 1916 also known as the Battle of Central Station occurred on February 14 when a large group of Australian soldiers rioted through the streets of Sydney.
A dark force is dragging our galaxy in
A MYSTERIOUS intergalactic force is tugging at our Milky Way. Now Australian astronomers have discovered hundreds of nearby galaxies trapped by this hidden ‘Great Attractor’.
Sydney’s crime hotspots revealed
INTERACTIVE: They are the biggest crime hot spots in NSW, the places where you’re the most likely to get robbed, assaulted or defrauded. Find out the crime hotspots in our state.
The Sydney school that time forgot
AMAZING PICTURES: Macquarie Technology High School: It’s the decrepit school that lies forlorn and forgotten on a site valued at more than $10 million nearly a decade ago.
Anita Cobby: The letters of love and loss
With tears pouring down his face the grief-stricken husband of murdered nurse Anita Cobby poured out his love for her in a letter to her sister Kathryn just weeks after her death
‘I dreamed of killing her murderers’
EXCLUSIVE: Anita had been dead for more than two and half years, yet John was still having nightmares about her, still racked with guilt that he hadn’t been there to protect her.
Mitchell Pearce: More meatheads meeting their match
SLURRING his words and simulating sex with a dog, Sydney Roosters halfback Mitchell Pearce is the latest footy star sin-binned for despicable off-field antics.
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