Rudd to contribute to troubled mag
THE star contributor to The Monthly, Kevin Rudd, has pledged to continue to write for the magazine despite the departure of its editor, Sally Warhaft.
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THE next edition of The Monthly isn’t due to be published until May 5, but it will be an issue worth reading.
Adults must monitor bushwalks: school
SYDNEY Grammar boy David Iredale would not have been given permission to take an unaccompanied bushwalk, an inquest hears.
Parents thought Iredale would survive
DAVID Iredale’s parents did not believe he would come to any harm on a Blue Mountains walking trip, as he was fit and well-prepared.
Abandoned baby found on doorstep
SOME time between 6am and 9am yesterday, a baby girl was born in the central western NSW town of Dubbo, or thereabouts.
Couple awarded $50k to sue DOCS
SELF-DESCRIBED hippies from NSW are suing the state’s Department of Community Services for removing their two healthy children.
Teenager lives on street, leaving foster mum in torment
“KATE” is 15 years old, and who knows where she’ll sleep tonight. In a hostel, maybe, or else under the arches of Sydney’s Central railway station, with the other emos and the drunks.
Legal abortions on state agenda
THE long and often bitter battle to legalise abortion on demand has moved to NSW, with doctors, law reformers and politicians joining forces to have the procedure removed from the Crimes Act.
Fury at lenience on child molester
RONALD Dean King is a 23-year-old Aboriginal man with a long criminal history. He is addicted to drugs and alcohol. He has never had a paid job.
Greater Union lift film ban
GREATER Union Cinemas has decided today to continue screening the Lebanese Australian gang film, The Combination.
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