Oscars turn into a pink horror show
The Oscars red carpet was full of frilly pink gowns that were over the top as stars like Lady Gaga has stole the show. SEE THE RED CARPET PHOTOS
In Depth
Surviving 68 days alone at sea
Alone at sea for 68 days, 12 hours and 49 minutes, Michelle Lee experienced every emotion there is, but regret wasn’t one of them after her gruelling history making journey.
System failed to protect Mason from his vile ‘carers’
This is the short and tragic life story of a little boy who lived for just 22 months, many of them in agony and neglect.
Auto Alley shifts gear to a new future
From picking up the perfect family car, to luxury sport models out of reach of many families. Parramatta’s Auto Alley has changed with the city over five decades, and it’s not done yet.
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Report Card: PM and his cabinet two years on
Two years after he seized the leadership we analyse how Malcolm Turnbull has performed and if he’s lived up to his promises.
Ivan Milat’s killing grounds 25 years on
A quarter of a century ago two orienteers found a body in the Belanglo State forest sparking a hunt for one of Australia’s worst serial killers.
‘It’s incredible, it’s completely life changing’
IT looks like any other high-end seaside hotel, but to be a guest at this new $22m resort on the northern beaches you must have had an accident which has left you with a spinal injury. Guests describe it as ‘completely life changing’.
67% of online readers oppose gay marriage
POLLING of Daily Telegraph readers has found 67% will be voting against legalising gay marriage.
Abe Saffron’s mate at the top
Once you say yes to someone like Abe Saffron, it’s impossible to ever say no.
History calls on Winx to make it 20 in a row
Winx has raced and beaten the best around, handled wet or dry tracks, raced on right-handed and left-handed tracks and over sprint and middle distances.
Cassini completes Saturn death plunge
NASA’s Cassini space probe has burned up in the skies over Saturn as planned, as the space agency published its final pictures.
Notes from the Great Wall: On the road with the SSO
The adventures of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra in China are not all to do with music, writes Arts Editor Elizabeth Fortescue
Is Middle Australia ready for gay marriage?
CATCHING wild bulls in the Gulf country was hard yakka, so a young Warren Entsch looked forward to a beer with his mates after work. One bloke stood out from the rest.
Murphy’s flaw: High Court judge’s seedy side
THE scandalous ties linking Australia’s High Court and government to Sydney’s criminal underworld have been exposed in sensational documents on controversial Labor politician-turned judge Lionel Murphy.
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