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Craig DunlopChief of Staff (Weekend)

Craig is the chief of staff for the Saturday Herald Sun and Sunday Herald Sun. He previously worked as a reporter in Melbourne, Canberra and Darwin.

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Craig Dunlop

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Albury Wodonga

Tributes flow for pilots killed in plane crash

A father and partner have shared their hearbreak and devastation after two pilots were killed in a Canberra plane crash.

UpdatedAlbury Wodonga

Tributes for young men killed in plane crash

Two young men from the Victoria/NSW border who tragically died in a plane crash on Tuesday have been identified, one aged just 18.

ExclusiveQLD News

Hannah Paige Hite, 24, has pleaded guilty to three counts of indecency and one of assault after groping four men on a night out in Townsville. Picture: Supplied

‘Reprehensible’: Female soldier’s drunk groping spree

A female soldier drank a bottle of Wild Turkey before kicking on to a Townsville bar, where she stuck her hand down men’s pants and grabbed another on the buttocks in attempts to seduce them.

National

Former AFP deputy commissioner Ramzi Jabbour leaves the ACT Magistrates Court after being cleared of dishonesty and firearms charges. Picture: Craig Dunlop

‘Utter madness’: Top cop cleared over ‘child homework’ charge

Getting office colleagues to help with a child’s homework is not a crime even if you are one of the highest ranking police officers in Australia.

QLD News

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos FEBRUARY, 5, 2021: Sam Burgess (right) is seen leaving the Moss Vale Local Court, in Moss Vale, NSW. Former NRL star Sam Burgess has been given a two-year community corrections order after he was found guilty of intimidating his former father-in-law, Mitch Hooke, during a confrontation at HookeÃs Southern Highland property in 2019. Picture: NCA NewsWire/Bianca De Marchi

Sam Burgess cleared on intimidation charge

An appeal judge has torn up Sam Burgess’s guilty verdict over an allegation he intimidated his father-in-law Mitchell Hooke.

ExclusiveCrime in Focus

The next generation of NSW’s notorious bikie gangs

Gold teeth, face tatts – the new players emerging from the country’s roughest bikie gangs are making a name for themselves for all the wrong reasons.

Northern Territory

BOWEN, AUSTRALIA - JULY 22: An Australian infantry soldier from 2 RAR (Royal Australian Regiment) walks along the beach after disembarking in an amphibious operation on July 22, 2019 in Bowen, Australia. Exercise Talisman Sabre 2019 is the largest exercise that the Australian Defence Force (ADF) conducts with all four services of the United States armed forces. The biennial exercise focuses on crisis action planning and humanitarian missions, enhancing participating nations' capabilities to deal with regional contingencies and terrorism. It is the first time the NZDF has been invited to participate fully, with NZDF personnel to be working as part of a large force led by the Australians and NZDF military assets will be integrated with those of the ADF and the US armed forces. (Photo by Ian Hitchcock/Getty Images)

Soldier belted roommate over dirty undies spat

Neat freak 19-year-old Army private Sam Hockings belted his own roommate after the fellow soldier left his dirty undies and shoes on the floor of their cabin.

EXCLUSIVENorthern Territory

Wannabe SAS soldier locked up for shooting mate

An army private accidentally shot a fellow soldier in Afghanistan failing his “bread and butter” task to safely handle a gun.

EXCLUSIVENorthern Territory

Private Lachlan Maxwell Keogh has pleaded guilty to recklessly discharging a weapon at a Defence Force Magistrates Court hearing in Canberra. Picture: Facebook/SuppliedID verified by reporter Craig Dunlop, pic use approved by Jessica ClementSource: https://www.facebook.com/claudia.keogh.5

‘Foolish’ soldier accidentally shot mate in leg

AN elite Darwin-based soldier who hopes to train as a sniper and join the SAS has admitted to ‘foolishly’ shooting his mate in the leg last year

EXCLUSIVENorthern Territory

SAS soldier hopeful locked up for shooting mate

A DARWIN-based soldier who mistakenly shot his mate in the leg has been locked up and told he failed in an infantry soldier’s ‘bread and butter’ task to safely handle a gun

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