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Gail Kelsey would have spent her final moments trying to comprehend what her husband of 28 years had done to her, Justice Lincoln Crowley said.
Courts

Logan man murdered his wife after having ‘a gutful’

After refusing his wife’s request for a divorce for years, Richard Dudley Kelsey decided to get rid of her. Now he’s paying the price in prison.

  • by Cheryl Goodenough
Glenn Phillips has secured a five-wicket haul after dismissing Cameron Green.
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Green dismissed as Phillips claims five

Pink at Optus Stadium on March 1.
Review

Perth fans tickled Pink during acrobatic, musical extravaganza at Optus Stadium

  • by Rebecca Peppiatt
The 34-year-old man is set to appear before Brisbane Magistrates Court on Saturday.
Courts

New way of reporting sexual assaults leads to Logan man’s arrest

  • by Rachael Ward
Travis Head and Mitch Marsh were undone in successive deliveries from Kiwi spinner Glenn Phillips.
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Phillips strikes twice in two balls

Healthcare

The government will investigate allegations that doctors are rorting Medicare.
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Trade unions

Peak WA doctors’ body splinters from national group in ugly spat over membership money

The state’s doctors have been left without federal representation following a public split between the national and WA Australian Medical Association branches.

  • by Hamish Hastie
Dr Brindha Shivalingam in Hoochie Mama Cafe in Newtown
Lunch with

This top neurosurgeon learnt everything she could about the human brain. Then she had a stroke

Of course Dr Brindha Shivalingam knew “exactly what was happening” when she suffered stroke symptoms, but a further diagnosis came out of left field.

  • by Jacqueline Maley
Peter Simpson has lived alone for about 30 years and suspects he’d be a “terrible person” to live with.
Good Weekend

Home alone and happy, thanks very much

  • by Fenella Souter
Extreme heat pregnancy composite
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Pregnancy

Scientists looked at 1 million Sydney births. Extreme heat was a problem

  • by Angus Thomson and Megan Gorrey
Workers still feel obliged to “soldier on”, and have forgotten most of the lessons of the COVID era, leading Queensland to suffer through its worst flu year in decades.
Perspective
Flu season

COVID never killed the ‘soldier on’ mentality, especially when you can work from home

  • by Felicity Caldwell
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