After an emotional ceremony at the Victoria-NSW border, the hearse carrying the body of slain Constable Glen Humphris — one of the four officers killed in Melbourne’s freeway truck crash — arrived back home in Newcastle, where he will be buried.
After an emotional ceremony at the Victoria-NSW border, the hearse carrying the body of slain Victoria Police Constable Glen Humphris arrived in Newcastle.
Long before the fictional Wolf Creek, there was the real thing: a serial killer in the outback, hunting humans. He seemed average in every way — until the murders started, and didn’t stop.
As tens of thousands of quiet Australians lit their own flames of remembrance in the pre-dawn gloom, there was one thing for sure; this was a unique Anzac Day. And while we stood apart, we still stood together as a nation for our heroes, writes Andrew Rule.
There are more questions than answers over the appalling Eastern Freeway collision that killed four police officers — but there have been a few significant clues as the grim investigation continues, writes Andrew Rule.
The disappearance of two campers in the Wonnangatta Valley in the past three weeks has revived talk of century-old murders in the same valley amid a whiff of secrecy and scandal, writes Andrew Rule.
In 1966 times were changing — but some things hadn’t, which meant an anonymous monster was able to steal away three children from a beach without trace. NEW PODCAST
It doesn’t take long for the plague rats to appear in a crisis — the ones who start spitting and hitting and stealing as soon as social boundaries break down, writes Andrew Rule.
Social distancing and casual sex with strangers don’t mix. But seedy sex dens flouting the coronavirus restrictions are popping up all over Melbourne and putting us all at risk, writes Andrew Rule.
Ray Blackbourn was an Australian war hero, but when tougher rules to restrict all social gatherings were announced his funeral became very different, along with the four weddings of these Victorian couples.
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