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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - APRIL 20: Brianna Davey of the Magpies toasts to winning the Best and Fairest award during the 2021 W Awards at Crown Palladium on April 20, 2021 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Dylan Burns/AFL Photos via Getty Images)

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AFLW Top 30: Why the AA skipper sits above all

From Matildas goalkeeper to the AFLW’s reigning MVP, Brianna Davey is the complete package. What makes the Pies superstar the best player in the league?

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MANLY DAILY SPECIAL 16th November 2021. Feature on the mates of Oscar Valentin, who died in a tragic car accident and Angus Prior, who struggled to deal with the death of Oscar and took his own life. Avalon Youth Hub has helped guide the friends of the two boys - some of who were on suicide watch - over the past few years. Picture shows the friends, now in their 20's, having enjoyed a meal and a beer at Modus Brewing in Mona Vale. Pictured ( back L-R) are: Jacob Coster (21) and Sam Lock (21) (Front L-R) Nick Lllamas (20) Johan Fetlaar (22) Josh Banning (23) Pictures by Julian Andrews.

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How brave mates survived twin tragedies

When fears grew for the safety of a large group of teenagers who were struggling in the aftermath of the deaths of their two mates, drastic action was needed.

Covid forced 200 officers on leave at once at Sydney prison

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Covid forced 200 officers on leave at once at Sydney prison

Hundreds of officers at a single Sydney prison were placed on leave at once at the height of the Delta outbreak. See the latest in our special report.

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Darren hopkins survivies plane crash in tasmania

‘I was burnt, I nosedived the plane’: Cop’s miracle act

Darren Hopkins thought he was going to die as he flew in a cockpit filled with fire. But a miracle act and lucky encounter saved his life. SEE THE PHOTOS, VIDEO

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Auto Alley shifts gear to a new future

From picking up the perfect family car, to luxury sport models out of reach of many families. Parramatta’s Auto Alley has changed with the city over five decades, and it’s not done yet.

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The Royal Australian Navy Collins Class Submarine HMAS Sheean at sunset during a routine transit and training exercise off Christmas Island.

Navy chief’s stern warning over China

With tensions between Beijing and Canberra set to rise once again, Australia’s navy chief has raised his concern about our ability to deter an increasingly belligerent China.

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Trump eyes ‘Star Wars’ weapon plan

He is one of Donald Trump’s heroes. Now, the US President is giving Ronald Reagan’s ‘Star Wars’ space missile plan a rethink, which could have disastrous effects.

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Australia’s worst serial killer

Next Sunday, February 17th find out how Clive evaded Australia’s worst serial killer.

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Lady Gaga, Miley and Alicia rock Grammys red carpet

The world’s biggest names in music are at the 61st annual Grammy Awards red carpet in Los Angeles today. SEE THE PHOTOS

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Untold story of Australia’s ‘death cave’

A dangerous but popular swimming hole on the Central Coast is gaining attention with a former caretaker of the site and police speaking about how 18 people have died there since 2010, earning it a grim reputation as a ‘death cave’.

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Margot, Gaga, Emily, Sag Awards 2019.

Margot Robbie and Lady Gaga stun at the SAG Awards

Australia’s Margot Robbie, Lady Gaga and Emily Blunt have hit the new silver carpet at today’s Screen Actors Guild Awards. SEE THE PHOTOS

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People lined Swanston St to see the The Australia day parade . Picture: Sarah Matray

Best of Australia Day in photos

Wearing green and gold, millions of Aussies are celebrating Australia Day, marking it with official citizenship events to backyard BBQs and Invasion Day rallies. SEE THE PHOTOS.

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Giving Aiia her voice back

She spoke three languages, loved to read and adored her sisters. Now Aiia Maasarwe is dead. But her family refuses to let her lose her voice.

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Schools top fire risk list

Schools top fire risk list

Schools, high-rise apartments and commercial buildings are just some of the developments clad in dangerous combustible materials across northwest Sydney.

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