‘Form of terrorism’: McGowan slams youth riot
A 12-hour stand off by rioters at a juvenile detention centre has come to end, sparking fresh calls for prison reform.
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Alleged killers told torture plot ‘stupid’: court
Three accused killers were told their alleged plot to torture a man for a confession “wouldn’t hold up in court”, a trial has been told.
Brothel owner’s phone analysed
A Supreme Court murder trial will pause for at least a day as a brothel owner’s phone is analysed, a jury has been told.
‘Roughing up’ Daicos could happen again
The result of Sydney Swans players getting physical with Nick Daicos was a loss and lots of fines, so it won’t be a coaching directive for GWS.
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’Make a decision’: Katter on vaping rules
Bob Katter has revealed a very unpopular opinion on vaping while chastising a Labor MP over their stance on e-cigarettes.
Albo’s terse response to Dutton accusation
Anthony Albanese has tersely rejected an accusation laid against him by Peter Dutton during his controversial visit to Alice Springs.
Bombshell hacker secrets revealed
A hacker who claims to be behind online attacks around the world says Australians are “the most stupidest humans alive” while revealing cyber secrets.
‘It’s so good’: Live at LIV ticks right boxes
LIV golf is hitting Adelaide this week and while the critics remain vocal as a first-hand experience it proved to be unlike any other golf event.
Bottle shop wrecked in ram raid
Police are hunting two men after a shocking scene where a bottle shop and pharmacy were run through by a stolen car.
Australian dies on Kokoda Track
An Australian man has died while walking on the popular route in Papua New Guinea.
Man’s legs crushed at factory
Emergency crews spent several hours to free the man whose legs became trapped in a horror accident while working at a plastics processing facility.
Big ban looms for Saint after late hit
Two stars have copped bans for dangerous tackles while a young Saint has been sent straight to the tribunal over a serious incident.
Tragic end to search for paddleboarder
A desperate search for a man last seen paddleboarding in a creek near a family beach has ended with terrible news.
‘Have to comply’: Rise in sin bins has players on notice
NRL football boss Graham Annesley has declared players are losing control after a record number of sin bins so far this season.
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