London echoes in Muslim centre
THE nation must confront deep-rooted issues troubling Muslim Australians or risk inciting a “tectonic” event.
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The nation’s mightiest drop
AFTER 86 years, is the world’s longest-running laboratory experiment about to give up its secret? The Weekend Australian Magazine finds out.
Brother of ‘Tahiti prince’ stumped
MICHAEL Barlow knows what he’s going to tell his older brother, Joel Morehu-Barlow when he’s released from prison.
The great pretender
JOEL Barlow stole $16 million of public money to bankroll his “royal” lifestyle. How did he pull the wool over everyone’s eyes?
Goodbye, my child
WHEN Gabrielle Upton leaves for boarding school, it’s a rugged emotional ride.
Community mourns victim of wild waves
THE friends and family of Christopher Drake waited for four days for news after he was swept into the sea by a wild wave.
Fraudster’s collection under the hammer
A LOUIS Vuitton surfboard, Dolce & Gabbana snow boots, a Marie Antoinette candle bust and a Hermes saddle with complementary whip.
The sage of Straddie
ON North Stradbroke Island, you learn to appreciate the simple things.
Children in care ‘have little say’
AUSTRALIA’S biggest survey of children in out-of-home care shows a third of them have no say in their futures.
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