Hackers expose climate brawl
COMPUTER hackers have broken into Britain’s leading climate science research centre, making public emails between top climate change scientists.
Caroline Overington
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Lack of funds puts canoeist up creek without a paddle
WERE you asked to think of a quintessentially Australian sport, chances are the slalom canoe would not come to mind.
Mother charged over baby Tegan’s death
THIRTEEN years after baby Tegan Lane disappeared from outside the hospital where she was born, her mother, Keli Lane, has been charged with the infant’s murder.
Court unleashes ‘war of the roses’
IT has been described as Australia’s own War of the Roses divorce: a bitterly divided couple have been ordered by the Family Court to share the sprawling property they owned when they were married, even though they cannot stand each other.
Blamed for being a neglected child
FOR years, Debra Lowe felt like nothing much: invisible, unloved. Now her face is known to millions, a symbol of the Forgotten Australians.
No laughter, no tears at home
Years of neglect left lasting scars, writes Caroline Overington
Another sorry story
YESTERDAY’S apology meant a lot to thousands of Australians, but children are still being maltreated.
Let’s not forget we’re all boatpeople
THIS week, a lesson in the language of international diplomacy.
Indian Prince fights for gay rights
IT isn’t every day a man comes out of the elevator wearing an ostrich feather. but then it’s not every day an Indian prince comes out.
Husband allowed to keep his farm
A NSW farmer with rural holdings worth more than $10m has won a Family Court legal battle with his ex-wife to stay on the land.
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