Bush rookie harvests a fine crop of yarns
When Ali Smith followed her heart to the bush two years ago, she never suspected it would spark a love affair with an entire town and its people.
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Radical Islamists ‘fishing’ in teen programs
Millions of dollars are being wasted on taxpayer-funded ‘deradicalisation’ programs which in some cases connect children with radical recruiters.
Ex-cop still haunted by ‘blood-curdling screams’
A retired police inspector has spoken publicly for the first time about the screams he heard after Janine Vaughan disappeared.
DFAT ‘sincerely sorry’ for upsetting father
DFAT has apologised to a grieving father for breaking its promise to send him a translated copy of a Mozambique police report into his daughter’s murder.
Detective demands action in Elly case
A top homicide detective says he is disgusted with the way Elly Warren’s murder case in Mozambique has been handled.
Joanne Lees and the missing memorial
Joanne Lees has quietly scrapped plans to build a $250,000 statue in memory of her murdered boyfriend Peter Falconio and is now facing questions about the fate of donations she received for its construction.
Parents’ worst nightmare: daycare pedophiles
It’s hard to imagine a scenario more horrendous than what a small town on the NSW mid-north coast is going through.
Witness saw Daryl let himself in: Latham
A witness saw Daryl Maguire drive up to the rear entrance of Gladys Berejiklian’s Sydney home while the two were secretly dating and let himself in, says Mark Latham.
ALP eyebrows raised, suspicions misplaced
Gladys Berejiklian’s rivals thought she was ‘shielding’ Daryl Maguire because he had forged a close bond with Arts Minister Don Harwin.
Further indignity awaits Premier
Gladys Berejiklian’s ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ policy regarding Daryl Maguire’s dodgy business dealings might not be enough to save her from political humiliation.
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