How ghosts are driving out old Sydney jail owners
Paranormal activity at the Old Parramatta Gaol has got so rampant that the “house full” sign has now gone up on ghosts as some Aboriginal people refuse to go on site after dark.
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Roslyn Oxley has no second thoughts about Bill Henson
Oxley didn’t have a second thought about revisiting an artist who had previously stirred up such a controversy? “Not at all.”
Inside charity’s big night: Gold Dinner smashes milestone
Sydney philanthropic night of the year went off with a bang, raising more than $3 million for a good cause.
Is this Australia’s most generous couple?
Most millionaires scramble to make as much money as possible. But Manly couple Greg Poche and Kay Van Norton Poche can’t give it away quick enough since selling their logistics business Star Track Express for $750 million in 2003.
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The World of Will Power
AUSSIE IndyCar driver Will Power is a boy from Toowoomba who took on the world’s best – read part of his story in this exclusive extract.
A killer is finally brought to justice
AFTER years of false leads and lies, a breakthrough had finally cracked the case of Tiahleigh Palmer’s murder. In the final part of our special investigation, Kate Kyriacou lays out exactly what happened in the Thorburn house after she was killed.
Tia lived and died in the care of a savage
WHEN Trent Thorburn confessed his illicit relationship with Tiahleigh Palmer to his parents, his father had a chilling and deadly solution, writes Kate Kyriacou in the third part of our special investigation into the Logan schoolgirl’s tragic murder.
Tiahleigh Palmer’s funeral
PHOTOS from the funeral of Marsden schoolgirl Tiahleigh Palmer, including Rick Thorburn carrying the coffin.
Leo Schofield, the king of Potts Point
Journalist, food critic, festival director, arts impresario and legendary luncher, Leo Schofield joins the Wentworth Courier to introduce readers to his favourite characters of the eastern suburbs.
Phil Kearns on Humpty: ‘I’m a big believer in karma’
SUNDAY’S annual Balmoral Burn was born from two family emergencies that deeply impacted rugby legend Phil Kearns. Here, he reveals them.
Cold cases that haunt beach suburbs
They are the unsolved murders and chilling disappearances that have haunted the northern beaches for more than 40 years. Now as many as eight killings on the peninsula will be revisited by police.
Flames and tears as school burns
A suspicious fire that tore through the heritage building at a western Sydney school has left behind a structural nightmare; but heritage advocates vow to rally and see the school rebuilt.
Meghan and Harry’s gorgeous moments
FIRST they stunned the world with their beautiful wedding, and now Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have made their first appearance as a married couple. SEE THE PHOTOS
Defending the Dam Busters
SEVENTY five years ago, a daring mission was launched into the heart of Germany. The story of 617 Squadron — the “Dam Busters” — has since become legend.
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