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Oliver is the editor at news.com.au and has been a journalist for more than 15 years. Oliver completed a Bachelor of Arts – Journalism at Charles Sturt University before working as a sports reporter at Rural Press. He then moved to NewsLocal in Sydney where he was a reporter and editor at a range of newspapers. Oliver started at news.com.au as a copy editor before becoming news editor then deputy editor.

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Courts & Law

Radical Islamic preacher Musa Cerantonio arrives at Melbourne Airport after being deported from The Philippines.

Tinnie terrorists face life in jail

FIVE men who are accused of trying to get to Indonesia by boat so they could join Islamic State in Syria will be extradited to Melbourne after facing court today.

Motoring

Alex Cauchi driving the Hyundai in the traffic on New South Head Road at Double Bay. Traffic on New South Head road from the Eastern Suburbs to the City is getting worse in the morning rush. The Wentworth Courier tests the best way to travel.

Problem neither side of politics will solve

NEITHER side of politics has a plan to deal with this eternally frustrating problem, even though it affects everyone in Australia.

Crime

Police attend a siege in the Lindt shop in Sydney's Martin Place. Photos: Chris McKeen

Secret army sources told ‘come forward’

IT HAS long been suggested the defence force could have handled the Sydney siege better. But now anyone with evidence is being asked to come forward.

Europe

Did teen killer strike again?

HE HAS been jailed for the rape and murder of a teen in 1984. But did the killer strike again before finally being caught this year?

Europe

Arrest in child murders cold case

A MAN has been arrested for the ‘Babes in the Wood’ murders of two schoolgirls — a case which has gone unsolved for 30 years.

Europe

Shocking footage of Cologne sex attacks

DRAMATIC new video has come to light showing the infamous New Year’s Eve sex attacks in Cologne, Germany.

Retail

Best of the Gold Coast 2016: Best burgers Grill'd. Photo supplied

Woman denied burger for being female

A WOMAN was denied a two-for-one burger deal at Grill’d as part of a men’s health awareness campaign because she was female.

National

Australian Opposition Leader Bill Shorten speaks with Beaconsfield Mine survivors Todd Russell and Brant Webb at the Waterfront Hotel during a visit to Beauty Point, Tasmania, Sunday, May 8, 2016. (AAP Image/Scott Gelston) NO ARCHIVING

Beaconsfield miners aren’t mates

THEY shared a beer but Beaconsfield miners Brant Webb and Todd Russell have little desire to spend any more time together.

Asia

In this image made from video by North Korean broadcaster KRT, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un speaks at the party congress in Pyongyang, North Korea, Sunday, May 8, 2016. North Korea will not use its nuclear weapons first unless its sovereignty is invaded, state media on Sunday quoted Kim as saying during a critical ruling party congress. Kim also said he is ready to improve ties with "hostile" nations in a diplomatic overture in the face of international pressure over its recent nuclear test and long-range rocket launch. He called for more talks with rival South Korea to reduce misunderstanding and distrust between them and urged the United States to stay away from inter-Korean issues, according to the official Korean Central News Agency. (KRT via AP Video) NORTH KOREA OUT

North Korea’s surprising concession

KIM Jong Un said North Korea won’t use its nuclear weapons unless invaded. But also told the US to back off.

Election

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The state that will decide the election

WITH a handful of marginal seats up for grabs, this state will be a key battleground for Malcolm Turnbull and Bill Shorten.

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