HERO diver Craig Challen has spoken exclusively about the Thai cave rescue and why he feared not all the boys would get out alive, as he reveals in detail what happened during the dramatic rescue which captured worldwide attention.
On a lake and creek catchment system positioned around the Meadowbrook campus of Griffith University, researchers are using revolutionary water quality monitoring equipment, manufactured in Logan using recycled goods.
MORE than 400 competitors pounded the pavement across three events to raise money for charity in the Griffith Sport Logan Fun Run.
From a maiden intake of 500 in 1998, Griffith University’s Logan campus now has a cohort of 2000 and a reputation as a national showcase of social inclusion in higher education.
ONE of the most crucial decisions a rock band will ever make is what to call themselves. They don’t always get it right. Check out some of the howlers iconic Aussie groups were originally known by.
HE is the greatest Australian athlete you’ve probably never heard of. The only Aussie to join a select group of 33 worldwide who have managed an astonishing feat.
Stunning photographs from the greatest mountains on the planet.
WE go shopping with four chefs to demystify the aisles in ethnic supermarkets. Check out their favourite brands and what they put in their baskets.
AFTER almost 20 years behind the walls of Risdon Prison, News Corp is able to reveal the highly secret day-to-day existence of Australia’s worst killer.
THE deathbed confession of a dying Nazi soldier. A train loaded with 300 tons of gold. It’s the stuff of movies. But the tale has treasure hunters scrambling for clues.
AS the Queen becomes Britain’s longest serving monarch, retirement speculation has increased — but royal insiders say there is an excellent reason why she will reign for life.
HE is the Caliph of the Islamic State, the leader of the regime Tony Abbott compared to the Nazis. But who is Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi, and how did he come to marshal such frightening power?
THEY were heinous crimes — gang rapes spread across a month that traumatised at least seven teenage girls and appalled the nation. Fifteen years later we revisit the attacks led by Bilal Skaf.
PODCAST: Deputy Senior Crown prosecutor Margaret Cunneen tells the Daily Telegraph how Bilal Skaf and his gang of rapists treated their trial like a game, laughing and throwing bits of polystyrene cups around the courtroom.
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