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Helen Paterson | The Sydney Morning Herald
Helen Paterson is a senior lecturer in forensic psychology at the University of Sydney.
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Australia & Pacific
Helen Paterson is a senior lecturer in forensic psychology at the University of Sydney.
While a tiny number of students at Newtown High are studying Christianity, the rest cannot study anything at all.
Alysha Collett will chase a rich double on Saturday at Newcastle while doing what she can for colleagues after the tragic loss of apprentice Izzy Neale.
Ex-cop Beau Lamarre-Condon told his Supreme Court double murder trial on Friday that “if I wanted to plan a murder … I would have a gun that’s not linked to me”.
Australia is stuck in a productivity slump. NAB boss Andrew Irvine says this tax is “the most atrocious, abominable” factor.
A jury has convicted Rory Amon of raping and indecently assaulting a 13-year-old boy at the child’s northern beaches’ apartment block.
How did Warrnambool Art Gallery lure in-demand British artist Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley to south-west Victoria? Its director told her she could do whatever she wanted.
Here is everything you need to know about Jensen Huang’s spectacular fall from grace.
If Reece Walsh has been the star, Jacob Preston has been the Kangaroos’ surprise packet this World Cup. And how things are now with Stephen Crichton.
Bad-boy British chef and social media star Thomas Straker has opened the buzziest restaurant in Manhattan. And it’s run by the hardest workers he could find: Australians.
Tony Burke has confirmed several tweaks to Labor’s plan to crackdown on backpackers are being canvassed to appease tourism operators.
Pat Cummins bats, bowls, leads – but he faced one of his toughest tests as Australia’s captain when he fronted the media for 80 minutes to discuss Usman Khawaja’s 2018 claims. Did he succeed?