How brave mates survived twin tragedies
When fears grew for the safety of a large group of teenagers who were struggling in the aftermath of the deaths of their two mates, drastic action was needed.
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Covid forced 200 officers on leave at once at Sydney prison
Hundreds of officers at a single Sydney prison were placed on leave at once at the height of the Delta outbreak. See the latest in our special report.
‘I was burnt, I nosedived the plane’: Cop’s miracle act
Darren Hopkins thought he was going to die as he flew in a cockpit filled with fire. But a miracle act and lucky encounter saved his life. SEE THE PHOTOS, VIDEO
Shock report reveals prison Covid cluster decision
SPECIAL REPORT: Covid-positive prisoners were taken to public hospitals instead of a purpose-built facility at Silverwater as Covid cases spiked.
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Aussie NFL trailblazer killed in cold blood
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The life of curator Margot Riley
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Six dead after cars drove off jetty in fog
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Why this wall rules Game of Thrones
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Why L’Estrange didn’t walk the walk
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Sharing memories through food
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