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Thomas Smith, Daniel Smith and Aaliyah Ingram at their home in Cowra in the state's central west.
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Courts

'Huge victory': three children win David and Goliath case over asbestos death

With their mother no longer a part of their lives, Aaliyah, 16, Daniel, 9, and Thomas, 7, were left to fend for themselves following the death of their father Daniel Ingram six years ago.

  • by Carrie Fellner
Accused: Khaled Khayat.
Crime

Man accused of plot to bomb plane saw children and refused, court told

  • by Georgina Mitchell
Nicola Gobbo
Informer 3838

Police thought Gobbo was a 'loose cannon' in the 1990s, royal commission hears

  • by Tammy Mills
The owner of Leagues Tees online store Anthony Costa released a T-shirt and badge with a design inspired by a photo of Carlton AFLW forward Harris.
Women's AFL

Designer stops selling Tayla Harris T-shirt after AFL legal threats

  • by Michael Fowler and Simone Fox Koob
William Tyrrell before he disappeared
Tyrrell disappearance

'It was quick and high pitched': William Tyrrell's foster-mother heard a scream

  • by Sally Rawsthorne

Healthcare

Ice use is hitting regional communities particularly hard.
Healthcare

'I was in such deep denial that I was an ice addict': why the stereotype stops users seeking help

The violent crystal meth junky stereotype bears little resemblance to the white collar, hospitality, and shift workers addicted to meth, a Special Commission of Inquiry into the Drug Ice advises.

  • by Kate Aubusson
South East Queensland's hospitals are at full capacity, due to "unprecedented" demand.
Hospitals

Queensland health authorities say system working despite logjam

Health officials blame 'unprecedented demand' for services but the emergency medicine college says the problem has been building for some time.

  • by Stuart Layt
South East Queensland's hospitals are at full capacity, due to "unprecedented" demand.
Hospitals

Queensland denies mismanagement as public hospitals hit capacity

  • by Stuart Layt and Felicity Caldwell
Services warned of significant cuts in homelessness services unless funding increased to match rising costs.
Homelessness

Perth homelessness services sound the alarm: 'We are at breaking point'

  • by Daile Cross
Jas, 17, with her mother Irena (in background). Jas was clinically obese at nine years old and was diagnosed with polycystic ovarian syndrome four years later.
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Obesity

'That was the most heartbreaking part': Australia's obesity epidemic out of control

  • by Kate Aubusson
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Environment

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New South Wales

The member for Parramatta, Geoff Lee, takes a selfie with NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian
Local council

Inquiry proposed into council that won't let 'naughty' councillor return

  • by Jacob Saulwick
Opinion
Swimming

North Sydney is not the only pool in hot water

  • by Helen Pitt
Flashback

From the Archives: The family man police say killed six elderly women

  • by Jacquelyn Hole

Victoria

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Melbourne Express, Thursday, March 28, 2019

  • by Robyn Grace
Schools that excel

Schools that Excel: How the west was won

  • by Jewel Topsfield
Informer 3838

'Negligence of the highest order': Secret reports slam handling of informer Nicole Gobbo

  • by Tammy Mills

Queensland

Two Queensland brothers who saved two girls from dangerously rough seas on the Sunshine Coast 45 years ago are finally being recognised for their bravery. Hugh and Jim McClelland, then aged 15 and 16-years-old respectively, were at the Ithaca Life Saving Club in the early afternoon of 9 January 1974 when the alarm was raised about two young girls getting swept out to sea.
Water safety

'I said to Jim, I'd lost her': Seven stories of Queensland bravery

  • by Stuart Layt
City council

$200,000 isn't enough to run a mayoral campaign, LNP councillors say

  • by Lucy Stone
Courts

ADF contractor fined after Bushmaster crushes Queensland man

  • by Warren Barnsley

ACT

Gadsby with her dog, Douglas.
Canberra life

First there was Nanette. Now there is Douglas

Public service

Canberra to lead military's virtual tech project in defence deal

  • by Doug Dingwall
Canberra life

Community pieces together mural at Stromlo Cottage in Coombs

  • by Megan Doherty

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