What you missed at Prince Harry’s Invictus Games
PRINCE Harry and Meghan Markle’s Aussie tour was built around the Duke’s passion project – the Invictus Games – which has gone out with a bang. SEE ALL OF THE PHOTOS.
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Lawyers questions cladding taskforce
THE Taskforce that has conducted more than 2300 assessments for the safety of cladding, following the Grenfell Tower inferno, do not actually identify the cladding type or its compliance with the National Construction Code NSW Emergency Services minister Troy Grant has admitted.
Director releases first feature film
ENTERPRISING filmmaker David Fairhurst first feature film will be released this week but for this Lane Cove resident, the movie credits are only beginning to roll.
Lawyer turned vineyard owner on his success
MOST people with a passion for wine might collate a large cellar in their home and stop at that. But not John Colvin. The lawyer took his long term enthusiasm for fine wine a step further – he bought a Hunter Valley vineyard. Recent awards is proof of his achievements.
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Where were you when we lost Steve?
TEN years since the world lost Steve Irwin and the man known as the Crocodile Hunter still lives on in our memories. Leave your tribute to the wildlife legend here.
‘We might just see how right Steve was’
IN a 2002 television interview, Steve Irwin tried to get a critical point across. But we all missed it. It’s only now, in the howling silence he left behind, that we can begin to make sense of it all.
What can a tyrant teach us about Trump?
RODRIGO Duterte promised a ‘bloodbath’ if elected president of the Philippines. He’s been true to his word. That raises questions about the other big-mouthed bullyboy of politics.
‘They think child marriage happens at three’
IT is difficult to imagine the fear a 12-year-old girl faces when she is told she must get married. What is worse is the attitude her family and others have about child marriage.
Nathan’s images from the day the world changed
Australian photographer Nathan Edwards was at Ground Zero when the World Trade Centre towers collapsed.
Bush basher’s tilt at boxing glory
IN 1907, a bruising brawler from the Aussie bush travelled to California to take on the world heavyweight champ. He started favourite. He ended up on the canvas.
Why are our soldiers killing themselves?
IT is the war within. Our military personnel are returning from battlefields abroad only to face a new fight for survival at home. Too many are losing and it’s time we did something.
Aussies exploited in cash for kidney trade
EXCLUSIVE: Criminal brokers are preying on desperate Australians risking it all on the black market to buy organs to save their lives.
Day WW2 bomber hit skyscraper
ON a quiet Saturday morning, New York City was shrouded in fog. The rumble of a plane engine broke the silence, followed by an ear-splitting explosion. The unthinkable had happened.
Beijing’s big South China Sea win
CHINA has emerged the big winner out of this week’s meeting of Asia’s leaders. The forum sidelined international efforts to challenge Beijing’s growing control over the South China Sea.
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