‘A killer in the midst’: 24 years before Michelle got justice
Murderer Craig Rumsby – who escaped justice for the savage killing of a teen girl for 24 years – will serve the same amount of time in prison for his horrific crimes.
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Wannabe coke importer: Downfall of country mum, horse breeder
Born in a tiny town and spending her life tending to her children and horses, Felicity Fraser also had a huge secret – she was helping her boss try to import hundreds of kilograms of cocaine.
Digital disaster: Managers in the dark
A major stuff up of Geelong council’s digital transformation has long been suspected by staff. We’ve looked inside to find out what went wrong and how it will be fixed.
How RFK Jr wants to make America democratic again
Fifty years after his uncle and father were assassinated, Robert F. Kennedy Jr has thrown himself into the line of fire to drag America out of a Trump-Biden “catastrophe”.
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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.
Funniest memes to get you through today
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$26.7bn of development could be fast-tracked
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Mates under fire: The NSW south coast ‘temporal saints’
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‘I’m ambitious to make as big a contribution as I can’
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How friendships fractured in Bennett v Broncos clash
In part one of Peter Badel’s Clarion-nominated series on the fallout between Wayne Bennett and the Broncos, club boss Paul White opens up on how things went downhill so fast and on his rumoured deal with Kevin Walters.
How many layers (of prosthetics) does an ogre have?
It takes Two-and-a-half hours for Ben Mingay to layer on prosthetics and stage makeup before every performance of Shrek the Musical. These behind-the-green pictures show the incredible transformation.
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