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Reid Partlett has been charges after allegedly firing a nail gun at cars on the M1 between Somersby an Ourimbah

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Laughing goon fired nail gun into terrified drivers on the freeway

A teenage tradie was seen “laughing” as he brandished a nail gun at terrified drivers on the M1 motorway where he shot one in the head, another in the bicep and shattered a window.

‘Red flags’: Star lifts lid on FTX crypto fraud case

‘Red flags’: Star lifts lid on FTX crypto fraud case

As an actor by day, Ben McKenzie knows a bit about lying. Here’s how the star of Gotham saw through crypto king Sam Bankman-Fried before the catastrophic downfall of FTX.

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Melted fork and a quiet ‘chat’: anatomy of a cell bashing

A quiet word, a sneaky walk into a cell as others stand guard, a melted-down plastic knife made into a “shiv” and the inevitable understated account from all inmates. This is an anatomy of a prison bashing.

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Desperate farmers ‘drought proofing’, pleas for water deliveries

Desperate farmers are scrambling to droughtproof their land, as pleas for water skyrocket. See the communities hit the hardest here.

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FILE - In this Sept. 8, 1945 file photo, an allied correspondent stands in the rubble in front of the shell of a building that once was a exhibition center and government office in Hiroshima, Japan, a month after the first atomic bomb ever used in warfare was dropped by the U.S. on Aug. 6, 1945. (AP Photo/Stanley Troutman, File)

What it was like on Hiroshima’s frontline

Victorian Wilfred Burchett was the first reporter into Hiroshima after the atomic bomb was dropped 75 years ago this week. Here’s how he was changed forever by what was found in the city’s ruins.

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Protesters burn trash bins, shared scooters and bicycles on June 2, 2020 after a demonstration against police violence and in memory of late US citizen George Floyd who died a week before after a Minneapolis police officer knelt on his neck. - Incidents broke out Tuesday night in Paris on the sidelines of a banned demonstration of 20,000 people denouncing police violence. In the US several cities have deployed the guard in the face of angry protests against police brutality following the killing of unarmed black man George Floyd by police during an arrest in Minneapolis last week. (Photo by Mohammad GHANNAM / AFP)

Shocking images of George Floyd protests around the world

From Sydney to Paris, protests are appearing around the world in outrage over George Floyd’s death. See the amazing photos.

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Some of Australia’s biggest artists - including Tones and I, Hilltop Hoods and John Butler - are taking part in the first ever virtual APRA Music Awards tonight. Here’s how you can be a part of the action.

The stars of Australia’s first virtual music awards

Tones and I, Hilltop Hoods and indie folk pop rising star Kian have been listed alongside some of Australia’s best artists, including Guy Sebastian and Troy Cassar-Daley, in the nation’s first ever virtual APRA Music Awards.

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People queue outside the Royal Melbourne Hospital waiting to be be tested for the Coronavirus. Picture: Andrew Henshaw

Show your support for the army of health workers

Victoria’s doctors, nurses, paramedics and other health staff are risking their lives to save ours in the fight against coronavirus. Send them a message of support.

BEST MEME's OF TODAY, 13TH MAY

Funniest memes to get you through today

Lockdowns across the nation may be easing, but we’re not out of the woods yet. Take some time out and get ready to LOL at the best memes going around.

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$26.7bn of development could be fast-tracked

A $26.7 billion list of some of the state’s most contentious development applications have been submitted to the NSW Government in a bid to fast-track them during the COVID-19 crisis. SEE THE EXCLUSIVE LIST FOR YOUR SUBURB HERE

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Mates under fire: The NSW south coast ‘temporal saints’

What happens when more than 1000 people are left to their own devices to fight for their lives in an inferno? In this podcast you will find out, and you will meet the best of Australians.

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EMBARGOED FOR WENTWORTH COURIER UNTIL 4 MARCH 2020. Federal member for Wentworth Dave Sharma at Bondi Beach. Picture: John Appleyard

‘I’m ambitious to make as big a contribution as I can’

Wentworth MP, former diplomat Dave Sharma is not afraid to speak his mind, writes Sharri Markson.

Kevin Walters and Coach Wayne Bennett at Brisbane Broncos training. Pic Darren England.

How friendships fractured in Bennett v Broncos clash

In part one of Peter Badel’s Clarion-nominated series on the fallout between Wayne Bennett and the Broncos, club boss Paul White opens up on how things went downhill so fast and on his rumoured deal with Kevin Walters.

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Behind the scenes of Shrek in Melbourne at Her Majesty's Theatre and the process of `going green' for actor Ben Mingay. Picture: Mark Stewart

How many layers (of prosthetics) does an ogre have?

It takes Two-and-a-half hours for Ben Mingay to layer on prosthetics and stage makeup before every performance of Shrek the Musical. These behind-the-green pictures show the incredible transformation.

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