How the robots are taking over
ROBOTS. They’re out to get us. If not our lives, they’re after our jobs. And the takeover has started. Is your livelihood at risk?
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The real biggest name in Australian basketball
WHEN you think Australian basketball, names like Gaze, Bogut and Mills come to mind. But Troy Sachs’ achievements eclipse them all. Born without a fibula, his right leg was amputated at two, but he competed in able-bodied sport until 14. The Australian Sports Hall of Famer talks about his life.
Trump’s ‘Armageddon’ is upon us
RIOTS. Killings. War. At the centre of this chaotic scene is Donald Trump. And his evangelical supporters are hoping he will bring on Armageddon.
Humphries finds Pointlessness beyond The Feed
HE IS best known for lampooning politicians and Australian society on SBS’s news show The Feed. Now Mark Humphries is taking a new leap of faith into the commercial world as the host of Ten’s quiz show, Pointless.
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Family-friendly holidays in Fiji
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Place nobody could hear her scream
“IT MUST have been terrifying. In a foreign land, in a small windowless vault, subjected to serious violence by a stranger … and no way anyone could help her.”
The true evil of Adrian Bayley revealed
JILL Meagher’s murderer Adrian Ernest Bayley has been convicted of raping three more women during secret trials spanning half a year. The untold story of his evil crimes can finally be revealed.
Unleashing our most fearsome weapon
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Creepy killer called himself ‘the lover’ online
SPECIAL REPORT: Daniel Kelsall revealed to his psychiatrist a fascination in death, discussing how he would like to knife ‘a random’ while at night he watched sick porn and played violent fantasy games.
Baby-faced bookworm with an evil stare
DANIEL Kelsall had everything. Adopted by a wealthy family, he had the run of a sprawling house, summer holidays at beach house and was in the best schools. But classmates remember a strange child with a penetrating stare.
A sick father, work strife and a tricky love life
TO crack the case of the murder of Morgan Huxley, police had to hold every piece of his life up to the light- and the dating life of the comfortably single man suddenly became front page news.
Finding Genghis Khan’s forbidden tomb
GENGHIS Khan really, really didn’t want his body to be found. But now the 800-year-old murderous wall of deception he built up around his final resting place is starting to crumble.
Heat, drought, fires: What El Niño means
AUSTRALIA’S weather could be about to get hotter and drier. Why? We’re on the cusp of another El Nino. Here’s how it may affect us.
Is dark matter behind mass extinction?
EVERY 30 million years, Earth goes through a seemingly scheduled die-off. A new idea has been put forward to explain it: Elusive, mysterious dark matter.
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