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Rob Klaric entered a Mosman op shop to buy a book on Tuesday morning, but it was two old picture frames sitting on the ground that stole his attention. He didn’t know why at first, but then the penny dropped: he was the young man holding up the Leaning Tower of Pisa in the first […]
Loading “I thought, ‘Oh wow, that looks like my mum’s backyard, but that couldn’t be ours’,” Klaric recalled. “I looked closer and said, my god, this is my bride.” Once Klaric processed what was in front of him, he messaged his wife, opting not to give too much away and surprise her once he arrived […]
“On July 29, 1949, Darwin’s Northern Standard reported an attack by the Herald’s Column Hate,” (C8) reports Roger Epps of Armidale. “They also claimed that the paper ‘has the faking of news down to a fine art’. And, no, Trump had then only just turned three.” “Margaret Whitlam (C8) pinched my seat!” claims Andrew Taubman […]
Everyone has a Gough (C8) story, right? Like Ann Madsen of Mount Annan: “In the 1980s, I was living in a remote Northern Territory town. At election time, word spread that Gough Whitlam would be visiting with the local Labor candidate. We gathered outside the council office and my friend Steve, a huge fan of […]
The body-worn vision shows White holding up his Taser and saying “we’re not wielding knives” and telling Nowland they were “not playing this game” and to put the knife down. “Stop now, see this? This is a Taser – drop it now,” White said. “This is your first warning.” A Taser warning sounded, and other […]
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The abuse flooded back and forth for days between Bassam and Farah – and the list of names included in the emails was also growing – but this type of talk was nothing new for the Georges. It was very new, however, for Zak Tayyer, Farah’s solicitor in a case over a small debt involving […]
The new $21.6 billion metro line is enticing more Sydneysiders to use trains to get to shopping districts on the weekend, with as many people passing through a metro station in the city centre on Saturdays as during the week. Stations near shopping and dining areas around Chatswood and Macquarie Park have seen more people […]
The body of a teenage boy has been found in bushland in Sydney’s south-west and police are treating the death as suspicious. The body, yet to be formally identified, was found in bushland off Wilton Park Road, Wilton, about 7.25am. Wilton Park Road is currently closed. Camden police have secured a crime scene and are […]
“$20 per tooth from the Tooth Fairy (C8) seems modest,” reckons Terry Funnell of Parramatta. “When interviewed in 1977, aged 93, the late Princess Alice, Countess of Athlone, said that when she and her siblings lost their first teeth, their grandmother would give them a pound. She presented her grandmother, Queen Victoria, with three teeth […]