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Tammy Dyson, also known as Tamela Menzies, went missing in 1995 on the Gold Coast.
Crime

‘We have wondered what happened to mum all our lives’

It was on Bilinga Street in Currumbin, some several hundred metres from the beach, that young mother-of-two Tammy Dyson was driven away by a woman claiming to be her sister.

  • by Cloe Read
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese during a press conference this morning.
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Australia news LIVE: Defence to be boosted by $50b over next decade; Assange extradition draws closer as US offers UK assurances

  • by Caroline Schelle and Hannah Kennelly
Halo Civil Engineering founder Peter Breen and Maali Group founder Mitchell Matera.
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WA contractor, jobs saved as creditors back lifeline bid

  • by Jesinta Burton
Aftermath at the stabbing attack at Christ The Good Shepherd church in Wakeley on Tuesday evening.
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Sydney stabbings live updates: Fallout continues after Wakeley, Bondi Junction attacks; NSW Police may arrest church rioters today

  • by Jessica McSweeney and Josefine Ganko
Rachael Dixon.
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‘Love you infinity Mum’: Family mourns woman who died after suspected ‘mushroom’ drink

  • by Melissa Cunningham, David Estcourt and Lachlan Abbott

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The chart that shows how happy you are, just as long as you’re old enough

The good news: Australia is one of the world’s happiest nations. The bad news: our happiness peaked years ago and young people are the gloomiest.

  • by Matt Wade
9News Perth Michael Genovese. ’Pills in the mail.
Healthcare

‘Brain fog’: Major change about to make life easier for ADHD sufferers

ADHD patients and parents who have until now had to suffer for years on WA’s bloated waiting lists have relief in sight.

  • by Michael Genovese
Andrew and Michele Cauchi have extended their condolences to the victims of their son, Joel (centre) in the Bondi Junction killings.
Crime

From an aspiring teacher, keen to meet others, to a murderous loner

  • by Sean Parnell
Joel Cauchi in an undated photo, used on his Facebook profile, from a surfing lesson at Noosa.
Mental health

Burnout, shortages: Killing spree puts psychiatry struggles in spotlight

  • by Courtney Kruk
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