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As the late Queen once said, “some recollections may vary”.
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As the late Queen once said, “some recollections may vary”.
Defence lawyers for demonstrators charged after the Town Hall protest against Israeli President Isaac Herzog are seeking to force Chris Minns to testify.
The former NSW police officer’s double murder trial heard he texted a friend after meeting Baird: “This is the channel 10 reporter guy. Had a great second date.”
Rory Amon is facing his second trial over allegations he sexually abused a 13-year-old boy at the child’s parent’s unit block.
Beau Lamarre-Condon testified for the first time in his NSW Supreme Court trial over the shooting deaths of Sydney couple Jesse Baird and Luke Davies.
The Herald’s chief investigative reporter, Kate McClymont, returned for a second day of evidence in the former 2GB heavyweight’s criminal trial.
Hours after allegedly killing Jesse Baird and Luke Davies, Beau Lamarre-Condon texted a date about his weekend plans.
When it comes to spooky ghost stories, Australia has tales more terrifying than anything Americans can offer.
The announcement by local police follows a coroner’s report last month that ruled her death an accident.
The accused double killer told police his friend “flat-out lied” about her involvement after the deaths of Jesse Baird and Luke Davies, his trial heard.
A series of conversations between the former NSW police officer and a friend after his arrest have been played at the double murder trial.
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