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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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Ben Robertson, Special Counsel at Carroll and O'Dea Lawyers is investigating the methods used by the NSW Government cladding taskforce. Photographed 26th October 2018. (AAP IMAGE/Matthew Vasilescu)

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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.

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Filmmaker David Fairhurst is releasing his first feature film.

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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.

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Robyn Smiles and John Colvin in their wine cellar at Mosman on Saturday October 13th. Colvin Wines won 3 awards at the recent Hunter Valley Boutique Winemakers Show 2018. (AAP IMAGE / Troy Snook)

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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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ICWA Feature - Roslind Witham. Photo by Daniel Wilkins.

A broken neck and swollen brain

ROSLIND Witham was just 18 when her life changed forever — to a horrific soundtrack of crunching metal, shattering glass and screams from her friends.

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A sword hilt plate, part of a recently discovered hoard of Anglo-Saxon gold is displayed at Birmingham Museum in Birmingham,...

Secrets of the Saxon warrior gold

1300 years ago, someone hastily buried sacks full of treasure ripped from the bodies of fallen warriors. They never returned. Now this Saxon gold is spilling the secrets of a Dark Age.

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When Britain lost the waves

When Britain lost the waves

IT was supposed to be a war-ending event. A decisive clash of technological titans to prove Britain ruled the waves. But the Battle of Jutland a century ago almost tore the nation apart.

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1960 : Real Madrid team jubilant after winning their fifth European Cup in 1960 at Hampden Park in Glasgow. Soccer Historica...

Real’s ‘football from another planet’

REAL Madrid were the first club team to dominate Europe, winning five European Cups in a row. Their fifth win was breathtaking. As they try for an 11th triumph this weekend, we revisit that epic match.

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EMBARGO APPLIES - DO NOT PUBLISH BEFORE 14 MAY 2016 .. OSVE, BOSNIA. March 2016 - Buried deep in the north Bosnian woods 130km north of Sarajevo is the village of Osve, a community of Salafist Islamists who dismiss claims they are running a terrorist camp amid their fields of fruit and vegetables but admit many of its members have left to fight with the group in Syria. Former rock band guitarist turned Salafist community leader Izet Hadzic denies he supports ISIS and says instead he is working with intelligence services to expose sympathisers. Picture Ella Pellegrini

In search of ISIS’ European outpost

DEEP in the woods of north Bosnia, Charles Miranda takes tea in what some European authorities suspect is a jihadi staging post for Islamic State’s foreign fighters.

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Aussie ISIS bride broker exposed

A SYDNEY woman killed in a Coalition air strike in Syria has been revealed to be a chief Islamic State recruiter who, along with her husband, planned attacks against the West.

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Inside the mind of a ‘black widow’

THE dress needed to be special. It was for her husband’s funeral, she told the shop assistant. The only thing was her husband wasn’t dead – yet.

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NO news.com.au - PREMIUM CONTENT - NO news.com.au .. EMBARGOED TIL SUNDAY 17 APRIL 2016 .. HOMELESS VETERANS: Former Special Air Service Regiment soldier Martin Church from Perth WA. He suffers from PTSD. Picture Gary Ramage

How we’re failing our new generation of Diggers

AUSTRALIANS think soldiers are cared for after leaving the battlefield. But the number of veterans facing homelessness and post-traumatic stress reveals a different story.

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Sunday Telegraph 75th Anniversary pictures. MUST CREDIT: SUPPLIED...ONE TIME USE... FEATURES: **SEEK PERMISSION FROM MURDOCH BOOKS BEFORE USE** Miners Todd Russell (left) and Brant Webb wearing the first warm, dry clothes sent to them down the PVC tube, while they are trapped underground in the Beaconsfield gold mine. The picture shows how close they lived for 14 days, their space so cramped that one always had to be on his shoulder if the other was on his back. Pic courtesy Brant Webb and Todd Russell, from the book 'Bad Ground: Inside The Beaconsfield Mine Rescue' by Tony Wright.

Beaconsfield: Broke and still haunted

THEY were the two miners who survived a fortnight after an earthquake trapped them almost a kilometre underground. This is their story 10 years on.

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TOPSHOT - Republican Presidential hopeful Donald Trump speaks during a rally March 13, 2016 in West Chester, Ohio. / AFP PHOTO / Brendan Smialowski

America, what’s gotten into you?

HIS views are bizarre. His words are extreme. His political experience is nil. So why are so many voters in the United States taking Donald Trump seriously?

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