Quarantine security operator dumped
Security company at centre of Melbourne’s hotel quarantine outbreak has licence revoked, given two weeks to wind up its operations.
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Former member told police two years ago that group’s leader was grooming teenage girls and coercing them into sex acts.
Interpol warrant traps Aussie couple in Poland
An Australian couple has been in hiding in Poland since June, after abducting their son during an unsupervised visit at a children’s home, where he was being kept against their will.
How trashing outside the box targets TV hosts
Former Today show presenter Kellie Sloane says she is concerned by the amount of personal scrutiny breakfast TV stars are being subjected to.
Who made the cut for Armytage farewell?
Many of Samantha Armytage’s co-stars noticeably absent as she marked Sunrise departure with luxurious waterfront lunch.
Beaten, tortured after daring jailbreak
Kylie Moore-Gilbert reveals how she escaped from one of the world’s most notorious prisons before she was recaptured and punished.
Inside story of why Armytage quit
Samantha Armytage insists she made an unprompted decision to quit the nation’s leading breakfast TV show.
Conwoman search returns to sea cliff base
Police divers are gearing up for a thorough search along the cliffs where Sydney conwoman Melissa Caddick was last seen.
Seven to leave Martin Place in CBD exit
After broadcasting from Sydney’s Martin Place for almost two decades, the Seven says it will shutter its operations in the city’s CBD at the end of next year.
Flesh find ‘unlikely linked to fraudster’
Police believe it is unlikely a chunk of human flesh found on the NSW south coast at the weekend is linked to Melissa Caddick.
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