Birthday party horror: teens describe attack
A gatecrasher accused of stabbing three teenagers at an 18th birthday party on Sydney's north shore will spend Christmas in jail.
A gatecrasher accused of stabbing three teenagers at an 18th birthday party on Sydney's north shore will spend Christmas in jail.
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They went to the Stag and Hunter pub for drinks, and returned to her room to "make out".
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Telstra and NBN are months away from signing a $1.5 billion-plus deal.
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The market has finished the year on a positive note following a roller-coaster ride.
In freezing climates, designing a home to stand heavy winds and snowfall can be a challenge.
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