Every person who takes a commercial flight anywhere in the world has a vested interest in relaunching the search for MH370 and solving the mystery of what happened to the plane, says Dick Smith. WATCH THE DOCUMENTARY
Two sickening scenarios for the last moments of MH370 have been graphically re-enacted, showing the plane in a “death dive” and being deliberately ditched by the pilot. WATCH THE DOCUMENTARY
Dick Smith has said a tiny levy on every single airline ticket could fund a new search for lost flight MH370 and finally bring an end to the world’s biggest aviation mystery.
The life and death of Joanne Lillecrapp was bizarre and surreal – a transgender pro-wrestling truck driver who invited two drug addicts into her home to get them clean. But the full story of her 2001 murder, as told by true crime author Sean Fewster, is even sadder than it is twisted.
Magic mushrooms are the latest drugs to be pushed on to Aussie schoolies in Bali — despite warnings about the frightening health risks — as fears grow for the vulnerable teens.
The son orphaned as an eight-year-old when SA’s most wanted man massacred the rest of his family has now gravitated to a bikie gang and is serving a significant prison sentence for dealing ice.
One wanted to kill before she turned 25, another thought she could gain an instant family, and a third coveted her young victim’s “perfect” life. Sometimes knowing a motive doesn’t make the crime any easier to understand.
Do you know how Melbourne’s gangland war started? Here’s everything you need to know about what went on, which underworld figures sided together and who became victims of the conflict made famous by TV’s Underbelly series.
The sister of murdered mum Allison Baden-Clay says the outcome might have been different if more people knew the signs of abuse and it’s no longer OK for Australians to treat what goes on behind closed doors as personal business.
The traffic cop who stopped a speeding Tony Kellisar failed to notice the dead woman sitting in his car. But the next police he encountered had no trouble finding her dissolving corpse in his wheelie bin.
He spent 25 years in prison for the murder of a Perth schoolgirl. But in a case that has divided his family, Arthur Greer claims he was jailed for a crime he did not commit.
AS an 11-year-old boy Matthew Harmer stumbled on the first victim of Australia’s notorious ‘Granny Killer’ lying in a pool of blood. Now a seasoned policeman it’s an experience that still shakes him to this day.
He caused chaos in Australia when his hoaxes shut down schools and redirected airlines. Now he’s been jailed, with authorities revealing the fortune he made for his criminal deeds.
He seemed caring and jovial but children at St Ignatius College soon learned to steer clear of teacher Brother Victor Higgs. After a parent complained, he was shifted to another school — but one of his victims was determined to make him face justice.
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