When Gary Jubelin meets ex-bikie Rocco during the investigation into the Terry Falconer murder it marks the beginning of a fascinating relationship between a police officer and his informer. WARNING: GRAPHIC
Former detective Gary Jubelin reveals the devastating impact of a raid gone wrong in this edited extract from his new book I Catch Killers. WARNING: Graphic
They are two of the last remaining Desert Rats who were at the 1941 siege of Tobruk. Today, Richard Burgess and Dennis Davis, both 100, still vividly recall the heat and constant attacks from their time in the Libyan desert.
After 40 years of silence, WWII veteran Jack Bell, 102, finally opened up on the horror he endured in the notorious prisoner of war camps.
AUSSIE rock legend Jimmy Barnes reveals how close he came to ending it all in this extract from his new autobiography, Working Class Man.
THEY care for the littlest of patients and provide a steady shoulder for parents in their time of need. The ward grandparents of The Children’s Hospital at Westmead really are spectacular.
NORTH Sydney is full of national treasures, hidden gems and the most remarkable cultural transformation from the early 19th century to today. Historian Dr Ian Hoskins takes a trip back in time and uncovers a few skeletons.
HUNDREDS of Glenhaven residents objecting to the Glenhaven Mosque proposal gathered alongside supporters of the Hills District Muslim Society at a Sydney joint regional planning panel determination today.
ELLE Morgan-Thomas’ own battle with depression and anxiety led her to a tiny Jack Russell pup who not only changed her life, but now brings joy to an entire aged care home every week.
A NEW study into early childhood education has discovered ways to dramatically improve a pre-schooler’s literacy, numeracy and social skills — in what educators term ‘life readiness’ — not just school readiness.
WITH Women MPs facing a vicious double standard, it’s time to bring sexist parliamentarians to heel with a code of conduct on gender abuse.
IN an age of dermal fillers and fat dissolvers, nobody has to live with the face they’re born with, and more and more young women are turning to cosmetic procedures to buy the look they’ve always dreamed of.
THE sacking of Aunty’s Michelle Guthrie has ignited a fierce debate on how old ‘mates’ are appointed to prominent company boards.
SOME are calling it Tiger Woods 2.0. Having captured his first win in five years, the sporting world is bracing for what may be the most compelling chapter yet of the derailed golfing great’s story.
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