The high price of being an over-achiever
NOTHING but two uni degrees will do. You can’t have friends who aren’t on track for success. And only certain careers are OK. Meet the people who are terrified of failure.
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Why Rebecca will offend you at dinner
REBECCA Sullivan is the first to admit she has offended friends over a meal and barbecues get a little awkward when the Adelaide chef is around. But there’s a good reason.
Why this woman will offend you over dinner
REBECCA Sullivan is the first to admit she has offended friends over a meal and that barbecues get a little awkward when she’s around. But there’s a good reason for it.
A jet explodes: What’s next?
WHEN this plane exploded violently in mid-air, it should have been doomed. How did the pilot save the day?
Female teachers who prey on their students
EMILY Nesbit is accused of sending racy photos to her teenage student and performing a sex act in a classroom. But she isn’t the first teacher to seduce a student.
Why did China take so long?
AS hopes rise of finding MH370, questions are being asked as to why it took four days for satellite images to be made public.
MH370 teen excited for new life
THE Iranian teen travelling on a stolen passport when flight MH370 went missing, had just posted on Facebook about plans to start a new life.
The teenager who can’t stop swearing
HE SWEARS uncontrollably, smashes his fist into walls and once broke a relative’s wrist. Zack Lamb is trapped in the violent, heartbreaking prison called Tourette syndrome.
Internet laughing stock says ‘quit the hating’
SHE created a global social media storm with her clueless spelling of President Obama’s name. Now Gemma Worrall just wants to be left alone.
Death city: Inside the world’s most hopeless place
STARVING, dying and desperate — this city is stuck in an endless cycle of horrific human suffering. Residents here have no food, no safety and no hope.
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