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Crime DRESSED in white, Bali Nine courier Renae Lawrence was blessed with holy water at a Hindu ceremony just days before her release from jail.

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Politics JOYCE calls for royal commission into the dairy industry saying it faced a “wipe-out”, that Australians would have to drink milk imported from overseas.

News One man has found out the hard way insulting the PM doesn’t pay. But it seems there are some insults you can use next time you see a politician.

Health JOSH Young is the only Australian adaptive athlete to qualify in an international CrossFit competition.

Breaking NRL star Jarryd Hayne has handed himself in to police over a sexual assault allegation from September.

Technology WE have wasted so much of our lives drafting and redrafting the perfect text message. But soon, friends, the tedium of texting will be a thing of the past.

Rugby League Valentine Holmes has told the Cronulla Sharks that he intends to follow Jarryd Hayne’s old flight path by pursuing a career in the NFL.

News A DENTIST who helped save a seven-year-old girl from a shocking sex attack at a Sydney dance studio says he was confronted with a ”horrible” scene.

Politics Page MP will use his crossbench position to call for a royal commission into the power of Australia's major supermarkets and petrol retailers.

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News A MONTH after Toyah Cordingley was found dead on a far north Queensland beach, police have broadened their hunt for her killer.

News AUSTRALIAN Shaun Davidson has supposedly resurfaced in Thailand almost 18 months after his daring escape from Kerobokan jail.

Politics SUPPORTERS showered Prime Minister Scott Morrison with donations during his much-publicised tour of Queensland, easily trumping Malcolm Turnbull’s effort.

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Business THE head of one of Australia’s biggest banks copped a grilling at the royal commission today, and there was one thing he struggled to explain.

News A TOOLOOA man's explicit Snapchat post inspired a viral trend that has spread nationwide.

News MOST drivers are guilty of sneaking a few snacks behind the wheel but confusion around the legality of it means you could be risking more than a big fine.