Floods far from over as police find second victim
The body of a second man has been recovered from NSW floodwaters, while farmers in Forbes watch hundreds of thousands of litres of milk ‘go straight down the drain’.
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Three bodies found in Canberra pond
Detectives investigating the death of an eight-year-old boy, whose body was found in Yerrabi Pond a day after his mother and brother were recovered from the same waters, say they do not believe anyone else was involved in their deaths.
Second body found in floodwater
Police have found the second body of two Sydney men who were swept away in wild floodwaters in the Southern Tablelands last week.
Police blasted over Tyrrell charge
William Tyrrell’s foster mother has been found not guilty of giving false evidence to the NSW Crime Commission after a judge ruled she had been questioned under extreme stress.
Ace pilot fights to stay out of supermax
A former US military pilot who was arrested in Australia after returning from China will appear before court later this month as he attempts to block plans to transfer him to Goulburn Supermax.
TikTok adventure to tragedy: Aussie’s life cut short
Grace Rached and her friends were living the TikTok life: sharing every crazy moment of Seoul. But the stampede cut short her adventure just over a week from her birthday.
‘Swastika academic wrongly sacked’
Far-left academic Tim Anderson, who was sacked by Sydney University following a series of misconduct findings that included superimposing a Nazi swastika on an Israeli flag, was unlawfully dismissed, a court has ruled.
Ukraine’s displaced dancers alight on Swan Lake
Less than a year ago, Ukrainian ballerinas Anastasiia and Iryna were already well on their way to establishing successful careers. But that was before the war.
Gay-bash confession ‘must stand’
A guilty plea for the ‘gay bashing’ murder of an American mathematician Scott Johnson should be upheld, a court heard.
Dr Deep Time downs tools for last time
Archaeologist Mike Smith’s pioneering fieldwork in Arnhem Land and Central Australia changed the way Australians understood the prehistory of their continent.
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