‘Red flags’: Star lifts lid on FTX crypto fraud case
As an actor by day, Ben McKenzie knows a bit about lying. Here’s how the star of Gotham saw through crypto king Sam Bankman-Fried before the catastrophic downfall of FTX.
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Melted fork and a quiet ‘chat’: anatomy of a cell bashing
A quiet word, a sneaky walk into a cell as others stand guard, a melted-down plastic knife made into a “shiv” and the inevitable understated account from all inmates. This is an anatomy of a prison bashing.
Desperate farmers ‘drought proofing’, pleas for water deliveries
Desperate farmers are scrambling to droughtproof their land, as pleas for water skyrocket. See the communities hit the hardest here.
True blue and gold: A Parramatta legend’s life in pictures
From his family to charities, former Parramatta Eels president Alan Overton’s compassion meant he left a legacy beyond the footy field. See our photo tribute to ‘Mr Parramatta’.
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Revealed: Huge number of land owners fighting acquisition
Record numbers of businesses and land owners set to be acquired for the Sydney Metro west have refused offers from the Government as gazettal was dubbed a “day of reckoning”.
Landowners left in limbo over Metro gazettal
Property and business owners in Sydney’s inner west could be left in limbo over the gazettal of land for the Sydney Metro West for weeks. SEE WHY HERE.
How cops ‘eradicated’ bikie gang plague
It was the outlaw bikie gang striking fear in the heart of regional towns, but Gang Squad police have ‘eradicated’ the local chapter. Here’s how they did it.
Meet the heroes of Bear Cottage
Step inside NSW’s only children’s hospice and be inspired by the heroes caring for our sickest kids, making every last moment count for their families.
How one of Victoria’s worst disasters unfolded
Fifty years ago this Thursday, the unfinished West Gate Bridge collapsed, killing 35 and injuring many. Before the fatal mismanagement of the Covid pandemic this year, it was Victoria’s worst disaster, writes Andrew Rule.
Frantic final messages Glen Humphris never lived to read
Late on the afternoon of April 22, Todd Robinson sent a text message asking his partner, police constable Glen Humphris, if he was heading back to the station soon. It was the first in a flurry of text messages Glen would never live to read.
Josh’s mum: ‘I was lucky I got to spend his last week with him’
Joshua Prestney’s mum Belinda can remember exactly what her son was wearing when he walked out the door, having no idea that he would never return. And it left her with one final regret that has stayed with her.
History-making change for our most elite police squad
A new intake of SOG officers, the most elite squad in our Victorian police force, will be recruited early next year, only this time there will be an historic point of difference with the newest crop that is 43 years in the making.
Shocking images of George Floyd protests around the world
From Sydney to Paris, protests are appearing around the world in outrage over George Floyd’s death. See the amazing photos.
The stars of Australia’s first virtual music awards
Tones and I, Hilltop Hoods and indie folk pop rising star Kian have been listed alongside some of Australia’s best artists, including Guy Sebastian and Troy Cassar-Daley, in the nation’s first ever virtual APRA Music Awards.
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