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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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SA News

Australian Federal Police officer Joshua Rod Tiffen and his twin brother Kenan Lee Tiffen have pleaded not guilty to possessing child exploitation material. Joshua Tiffen- the AFP officer- is the one with the blue shirt

Electrician accused of installing spy cameras in share home

A former Adelaide electrician has been accused of installing hidden cameras in his investment property so he and his police officer brother could make secret recordings of female tenants.

True Crime

Pitasoni Ulavalu (centre rear) pictured with other senior Australian gang office holders, was stabbed and killed at Kokomo's night club in Canberra

‘Soft’ anti-bikie stance let slain Comanchero be at bar

The killing of Canberra Comanchero president Pitasoni Ulavalu came just months after the ACT government justified its soft stance on local gangs with a report claiming media outlets were exaggerating bikie-linked violence.

Northern Territory

Saltwater crocodile Dominator leaps for his food on jumping croc tour on the Adelaide River. Picture: Hayley Sorensen

Croc-ky Horror Picture Show

HUGE 5m croc Brutus leapt to worldwide fame in 2011 when he appeared on the front page of the NT News. Now his much bigger rival and Adelaide River neighbour, Dominator, has staked his own claim to fame in this equally amazing image

Northern Territory

Former CLP minister Willem Westra van Holthe leaves Darwin Local Court.

Former deputy chief’s wife not guilty

Former deputy chief minister Willem Westra van Holthe’s ‘scorned’ wife Jennifer has been found not guilty of aggravated assault against him

Northern Territory

NO BYLINE: Jennie Westra van Holthe (blue dress) leaves Darwin Local Court after being charged with aggravated assault.

Wife’s attack on former deputy chief minister

FORMER deputy chief minister Willem Westra van Holthe carried his estranged wife kicking and flailing out of their Waterfront apartment after she allegedly called his new partner an “Asian whore” and assaulted him with a lamp, a court has heard

VideoNorthern Territory

A woman attracts the attention of a almost 4m saltwater crocodile when she approaches the edge of Cahills Crossing along with her puppy named Meatball. She then proceeded to slap her thong to scare away the beast and throw a stick, striking the crocodile.

Acting like a stickhead in face of croc danger

A WEEKEND at Cahills Crossing could well have ended in tragedy for a foolhardy woman who tried to attract the attention of a close to 4m saltie before throwing a stick at the animal

Northern Territory

14/11/2003 LIBRARY: 15/11/2003: Bradley John Murdoch arrives under police escort at Darwin Airport to face murder charges of British backpacker Peter Falconio. Picture: PATRINA MALONE

Notorious old Berrimah jail’s most famous — and infamous — residents

THE NOTORIOUS old Berrimah maximum security prison, described by the Correctional Services Commissioner as ‘only fit for a bulldozer’, finally closed earlier this decade. We look back at 10 of its most famous — or infamous — residents over the years

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