Total recall a total myth, says memory expert
An international authority on false memories says our minds can be easily manipulated, creating convincing recollections of events that never occurred.
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Rachel Browne
Rachel Browne is a Social Affairs Reporter for Fairfax Media
'Not happy': Duncan Gay promises to tackle rising NSW road toll
Speed and fatigue are being blamed, with the Roads Minister saying safety messages are not getting through.
Sydney cocaine ring bust largest in Australian history
The gang behind the largest cocaine bust in Australian history have been described by police as a "robust, resilient and determined syndicate".
The five alleged drug shipments that accused cocaine gang stuffed up
As a small dinghy motored into Parsley Bay, a tiny nook on the NSW Central Coast, on Christmas night, allegedly carrying 500 kilograms of cocaine.
'The one per cent can be quite nasty': The mean mums of Facebook
The screen has replaced the back fence as the place for parents to interact and not always in a good way.
Summer Quiz: More Scandals
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Summer Quiz: Scandals
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Tick of approval for charities' credibility
The Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission will launch a Registered Charity Tick on Wednesday to help donors can see whether a group is compliant.
Summer Quiz: Life’s a beach
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'We were just abandoned': the 500,000 'forgotten Australians'
A landmark study led by UNSW has examined the lives of hundreds of people raised in institutions and foster care from the 1930s onwards.
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