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$500,000 reward offered over cold case blaze

$500,000 reward offered over cold case blaze

Twenty-eight people were living in an Ipswich boarding house when it burnt down in a suspected 1990 arson attack.

  • by William Davis

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Madeleine McCann prime suspect acquitted of separate charges

Madeleine McCann prime suspect acquitted of separate charges

Convicted paedophile and rapist Christian Brückner could be released from prison next year after he was acquitted of separate rape charges by a controversial German judge.

  • by Rob Hyde
‘The consequences are much greater’: John Silvester on the Easey Street secret he kept
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‘The consequences are much greater’: John Silvester on the Easey Street secret he kept

The Age crime columnist unpacks the major breakthrough in the notorious Easey Street cold case – and takes us behind the scenes of the long police operation that led to it.

  • by Samantha Selinger-Morris
Misinformation falsely linked motor racing legend to Easey Street murder probe

Misinformation falsely linked motor racing legend to Easey Street murder probe

Unfounded tip-offs wasted police time, wrongly pointing the finger at dozens of men in the case, including late motor racing legend Peter Brock.

  • by Cameron Houston
Easey Street suspect unmasked as link to victims emerges
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Easey Street suspect unmasked as link to victims emerges

Perry Kouroumblis, now 65, is suspected of killing two women in the 1977 Easey Street murders – and one of Melbourne’s oldest schools links him to the victims.

  • by John Silvester, Sherryn Groch, Ashleigh McMillan and Hannah Kennelly
Mystery endures as couple acquitted of missing teen’s murder

Mystery endures as couple acquitted of missing teen’s murder

Robert and Anne Geeves were found not guilty of murdering Amber Haigh, 19, whose disappearance has haunted a rural town for more than two decades.

  • by Michaela Whitbourn and The Visual Stories Team
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Husband arrested after quarter of a century of suspicion in Sydney cold case

Husband arrested after quarter of a century of suspicion in Sydney cold case

Something about Aaron Govendir’s story didn’t quite add up for police investigating his wife’s murder in their Dover Heights home. He has been charged with killing her.

  • by Riley Walter and Jessica McSweeney
‘Her family deserve answers’: Significant developments over teen’s disappearance

‘Her family deserve answers’: Significant developments over teen’s disappearance

Rose Howell vanished on the Mid North Coast days before her 19th birthday. Police have searched a property near where she was last seen alive, 21 years ago.

  • by Riley Walter
‘A motive to lie for podcast’: Coroner doubts man’s evidence in Sharron Phillips case

‘A motive to lie for podcast’: Coroner doubts man’s evidence in Sharron Phillips case

The man who accused his father of murdering Sharron Phillips, who vanished in May 1986, had a commercial motive to lie, the state’s coroner has found.

  • by Rex Martinich
Barbara waved goodbye to Sydney and set off to see Australia. She hasn’t been seen since

Barbara waved goodbye to Sydney and set off to see Australia. She hasn’t been seen since

The 23-year-old American was travelling around the country when she went missing from Beecroft 46 years ago. Now two women are determined to find out what happened.

  • by Neil Mercer
‘The night she was killed we were robbed’: Loving mother killed and dumped in beachside suburb

‘The night she was killed we were robbed’: Loving mother killed and dumped in beachside suburb

Toni Tiki’s battered body was left in scrubland at Maroubra. Police believe a local sex offender may be the culprit as a $1 million reward is offered.

  • by Jessica McSweeney

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