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A MAN’S effort to save his wife in dangerous surf has ended in tragedy.
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Abbott mauled for talk of Murray-Darling takeover
TONY Abbott’s pledge to has been met with widespread disapproval across the irrigation industry
Song for an 80s generation
MUSIC: The B-52s and the Proclaimers. Enmore Theatre, Sydney. November 25.
Brother in police sights over killings
The violent slayings of a curator and an author has the arts world in shock.
Science is in on sea-level rise: 1.7mm
SEA levels on Australia’s eastern seaboard are rising at less than a third of the rate that the NSW government is predicting.
Government appeals Dragan ruling
A HIGH Court appeal will be lodged today against the decision to block the extradition of an Australian accused of war crimes.
War crimes accused wins his appeal
AN Australian accused of brutal war crimes when he led a Serbian paramilitary unit in the early 1990s is set to be released from a Sydney prison tomorrow after the Federal Court upheld his appeal against extradition to Croatia.
Captain Dragan wins extradition appeal
AN AUSTRALIAN man accused of brutal war crimes in the Balkans in the early 1990s is set to be released from a Sydney prison.
Dragan denies claims of torture
ACCUSED war criminal Dragan Vasiljkovic has denied raping, torturing and beating non-Serbs during his time as a military leader in the Balkans, and insisted that he did not tolerate any violent misconduct towards prisoners of war from the dozens of soldiers under his command.
Dragan a ‘hero’, not war criminal
DRAGAN Vasiljkovic has described himself as a “hero” and denied involvement in the murder and torture of war prisoners in the Balkans.
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