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Brothers in strife

TWO passionate, ambitious killers running rival armies within the same gang: what could possibly go wrong?

What they don’t teach you when you leave home

We give our children a thorough education on a range of subjects but teach them next to nothing about going out into the world.

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The big money game behind world’s richest horse race

With $13 million prize money it’s the world’s richest horse race, where runners, riders and trainers are matched just as teams are built in Formula One.

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Child sex abuse survivors on how inquiry helped heal

The black and white photographs, carefully preserved throughout a lifetime of secret trauma, are possibly the most heartbreaking thing of all.

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Staring through Medusa’s veils

BEWARE the gaze of Medusa: Her beauty may be extraordinary, but hidden behind the diaphanous veils is a story of dreadful destruction.

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FOR SUNDAY HERALD SUN ONLY CONTACT BRUCE MAGILTON BEFORE USE..... Neale Daniher. Picture: Tim Carrafa

Play on: Neale’s battle with The Beast

IT’S the disease doctors call “the bastard”. A hideous medical riddle that will be solved one day, but most likely not in time for Neale Daniher.

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EMBARGOED ONLINE MAY16 10PM Catching Milat stars Malcolm Kennard as convicted serial killer Ivan Milat.

Menaced by Milat’s evil mind

THE man who plays Ivan Milat in Catching Milat reveals a chilling brush with the serial killer, as friends and relatives of the backpacker murderer’s victims call for its broadcast to be blocked.

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The Aussie sub that turned the tide

PROMISED the world, all the crew of Australian submarine AE2 would get for defying the odds and delivering a much needed ANZAC Day victory was obscurity.

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ECEABAT, TURKEY - APRIL 22: Corporal Andrew Barnett of the Australian Army Band, who will play the bugle at the upcoming Dawn Service commemoration ceremony to honour Australian and New Zealand soldiers killed in the Gallipoli Campaign, stands at Anzac Cove on April 22, 2015 near Eceabat, Turkey. Allied and Turkish representatives, as well as family members of those who served, will commemorate the 100th anniversary of the campaign with ceremonies scheduled for April 24-25. The Gallipoli land campaign, in which a combined Allied force of British, French, Australian, New Zealand and Indian troops sought to occupy the Gallipoli peninsula and the strategic Dardanelles strait during World War I, began on April 25, 1915 against Turkish forces of the Ottoman Empire. The Allies, unable to advance more than a few kilometers, withdrew after eight months. The campaign cost the Allies approximately 45,000 killed and up to 200,000 wounded, the Ottomans approximately 85,000 killed and 160,000 wounded. (Photo by Carsten Koall/Getty Images)

Anzac Day 2015: Your pictures

AROUND Australia people are gathering at memorials, in parks, in gardens and in pubs to commemorate Anzac Day. This is your Anzac Day in pictures.

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AUSTRALIAN troops faced unspeakable horrors on the beach and hills of the Gallipoli Peninsula in 1915. But they embodied a special temperament that helped them through the atrocious battlefield conditions.

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The best Aussie band of all time

It’s the battle of the bands! We asked 150 musicians – from Judith Durham to Kylie Minogue, Darren Hayes to John Farnham – to take our survey. Here are the results.

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The real people living as vampires

THEY hide in plain sight, feeding on real blood and sporting fangs. But are these people monsters? One academic has stepped into their world to find out.

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