Milanda Rout

Milanda RoutDeputy Travel Editor

Milanda Rout is the deputy editor of The Weekend Australian’s Travel + Luxury. A journalist with over two decades of experience, Milanda started her career at the Herald Sun and has been at The Australian since 2007, covering everything from prime ministers in Canberra to gangland murder trials in Melbourne. She started writing on travel and luxury in 2014 for The Australian’s WISH magazine and was appointed deputy travel editor in 2023.

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The Nation

Brother wanted to save Darcey Freeman

AFTER seeing his sister Darcey being “tipped” over the side of the Westgate Bridge, a boy asked his father to “go back”.

Milanda Rout

The Nation

‘Say goodbye’ to kids, ex-wife told

A MAN accused of throwing his daughter off the Westgate Bridge allegedly told his ex-wife she would not see their children again.

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The World

Tributes flow in for drama teacher

VIVIEN Hodgins touched many lives as a passionate drama teacher at a Ballarat high school.

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The World

Tears for victims as tragedy hits home

JOHN and Maree Blacker, horse trainers from Longford, Tasmania, had been married more than 20 years and were celebrating her 50th birthday in Samoa when she was swept from his arms to her death.

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Legal Affairs

Convicted terrorist could be released

CONVICTED Victorian terrorist Shane Kent could walk free in nine months after he was sentenced yesterday for being a member of a Melbourne terror cell and producing a violent jihadist propaganda video.

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News

Five years’ jail for terror video

SHANE Kent has been sentenced to a maximum of five years’ jail for being a member of a terror cell and helping make a jihad video.

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The Nation

Terror trio set to fight bail refusal

THREE men accused of planning to attack the Holsworthy army base will appeal against a decision by a magistrate to refuse them bail.

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News

Terror plot accused denied bail

THREE men accused of planning a terror attack on the Holsworthy army base in Sydney have been denied bail.

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Legal Affairs

Caution over bail for Somalis facing terror charges

A MAGISTRATE has questioned whether any of the men accused of plotting to attack Sydney’s Holsworthy army base would be able to adhere to bail conditions, given that the alleged motivations behind the crime were to “strike at the heart of government”.

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Legal Affairs

Magistrate sent terror case hate mail

A MELBOURNE magistrate prevailing over the cases of five men accused of planning a terrorist attack on the Holsworthy army base has received hate mail from a purported Sydney Muslim cleric, labelling him and the courts an oppressor of Islam.

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