Full List: Shock safety scores of aged care homes revealed
Aged care residents have revealed how safe they feel in their facility, with people in more than 200 Australian homes claiming they ‘never feel safe’. See where and how yours rates.
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New twist in Lawyer X saga
Nicola Gobbo – aka Lawyer X – is being sued by a man over his wrongful murder conviction, as newly freed Tony Mokbel plans to follow suit.
Emotional reason man who found Rachelle’s body gets ‘Team Chelle’ tatt
The man who made the chilling discovery of Rachelle’s burning body on the side of the road almost 24 years ago has opened up about why he got inked in her honour. Listen to the podcast.
Aussie NBA star’s ‘magical’ family’s fairytale
Joe Ingles may be an Aussie NBA cult hero, but his autistic son captured hearts around the world as he battled his diagnosis to watch his dad take the court for the first time.
‘Sleazy’: Creepy men in Rachelle’s life flagged before her brutal murder
Rachelle Childs had raised concerns about various men just before she was murdered, including one who said something that didn’t sit quite right with her childhood friend. Listen to the podcast.
First pictures: Mokbel’s emotional farewell to mother
See the exclusive first images of Tony Mokbel’s life as a free man, as the drug kingpin follows through on his promise to visit his mother’s grave and say farewell.
Why Tony Mokbel isn’t the man he once was
On being sentenced to three decades in jail, Tony Mokbel worked the room like a salesman but today he retired the swagger of previous court appearances. Here’s a close look inside today’s courtroom.
Trump and me: What I saw from my front row seat to history
As US correspondent Tom Minear says farewell to America, he reflects on how Donald Trump went from a one-term oddity to the defining leader of his generation.
In his own words: Mokbel’s first priority after being freed on bail
The convicted drug kingpin has been allowed to taste restricted freedom for the first time in 18 years and he has revealed there are three things on his immediate to-do list.
How Chantal found her twin after ‘surreal’ 50 years
For Adelaide woman Chantal Doecke, the word ‘surreal’ doesn’t even come close to describing her life, particularly an emotional but bittersweet meeting with a previously unknown twin brother in Brisbane.
Eerie new 3D video into Rachelle Childs’ missing hours
Rachelle Childs’ death is one of the country’s most perplexing murder mysteries. A new 3D video reconstruction aims to piece together what happened in the hours before she was murdered. See the video, listen to the new podcast.
Explosive emails reveal DFAT’s Fiji blunder
Damning emails have called DFAT’s decisions over travel warnings into question after seven people, including four Aussies, fell seriously ill at a five-star hotel in Fiji.
Bulldogs forced to pay almost $3m to child abuse victim
Western Bulldogs had a High Court appeal rejected, forcing the AFL club to pay a child abuse victim almost $3 million.
Australia’s bold new law makes global front page
Australia’s world first laws to protect children online have made the cover of one of the globe’s biggest magazines.
Prince Andrew reacts to Giuffre’s ‘death bed’ post
Sources close to Prince Andrew have revealed how he has reacted to his accuser Virginia Giuffre’s claims that she nearly died after being in a bus crash.
$500k cyberattack, check your super now
Four people have lost $500,000 in a major cyberattack that targeted Australian super funds and didn’t just steal money.
New 3D video tour reveals bizarre clues about Rachelle’s killer
A new 3D reconstruction of Rachelle Childs’ prized Holden has revealed startling details that could help bust her cold case wide open. See the video, listen to the podcast.
ASX 200 now in correction as $57bn wiped out
Key market index now 10 per cent below February 14 record close as tariff fears hit investors. Woodside, Santos lead energy slump. Banks and miners also in the red.
We’re everyday Aussies like you – the true toll of Trump’s tariffs
Australians are facing a widespread hit from Trump’s tariffs, including farmers, winemakers and manufacturers. SEE THEIR STORIES
Howard reveals his election prediction for Albo and Dutton
Former prime minister John Howard has predicted who will win the upcoming federal election and why, compared to Bob Hawke and Paul Keating, Anthony Albanese is “out of his depth”.
42,000 since January: How to get a free flu jab as cases soar
Australia is in the grip of a record influenza wave, while Covid-19 is also circulating widely. See how you can get the flu vaccine for free.
Prince Andrew’s Aussie accuser faced court over family violence claims
Virginia Giuffre, the Aussie woman who accused Prince Andrew of rape, landed in court just weeks before she was hit by a bus and revealed she could die from kidney failure.
Third sex drug linked to Shane Warne
The medical report into Shane Warne’s death, unearthed more than three years on, reveals a cocktail of sex drugs in his final hours.
Ladies and gentlemen, we have ourselves a cage fight
Not since Tony Abbott vowed to “shirt-front” Vladimir Putin a decade ago have world leaders been put on notice by the pugilistic skills of a Liberal leader, writes Joe Hildebrand. SEE THE VIDEO
Aussie cops to testify at US trial of man linked to killer Train family
Queensland police will give evidence at the US trial of an Arizona man who has been charged in connection with the murders carried out by the Train family in Wieambilla.
‘Sexual assault’: New details emerge into motive of Rachelle’s killer
An FBI-trained criminal profiler has shed some new light on why Rachelle Childs’ killer murdered her, dumped her body in the bush and burned her remains. Listen to the podcast and watch the video.
Twist after Prince Andrew’s Aussie accuser hit by bus
Virginia Giuffre claimed she had “days to live” after she was hit by a bus in West Australia. Now she has revealed new details.
Why Rachelle’s killer would have confessed to someone
Rachelle Childs’ killer remains at large, but an FBI-trained profiler explains why he would have confessed to someone in the past two decades. See the video and listen to the podcast.
New lifeline for kids of veterans and first responders
Thousands of children from military and first responder families will now have access to critical help — dubbed the “Yellow Pages for mental health” — as they deal with the impact of service-related trauma.
Australia’s internet slower than third world countries
The quality of Australia’s internet services has slipped to an embarrassing spot behind global competitors, now worse than third world countries.
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