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‘I thought he was dangerous’: Aaron Cockman speaks out on his devastation from the Margaret River massacre
Aaron Cockman has endured more than most people could handle. His father-in-law, Peter Miles, had done the unthinkable: murdered his wife, his daughter, his four grandkids, before shooting himself. A tragedy in Western Australia – the tourist town of Margaret River – that became the worst mass shooting
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The mad scientist behind the world’s first human head transplant
'Death does not sit well with me. We are playing god. We are tampering with the order, with natural order.'
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The Beach Boys: trouble in paradise
The sound of The Beach Boys is powerfully distinctive, immediately recognisable for its summery beach-inspired sounds. When The Beach Boys started, they were just enthusiastic youngsters making music in their family home. Brian Wilson and his younger brothers Dennis and Carl were joined by their cousin
NewsSeven NetworkSunday Night: A Family Madness
What drove Peter Miles to commit the worst mass shooting since Port Arthur? Australia was stunned when he shot his four grandchildren, his daughter and his wife, before turning a gun on himself last month. Denham Hitchcock sits down with Aaron Cockman - the father who lost his family in the massacre
NewsSeven NetworkSunday Night: Genius or Madman?
The modern-day Dr Frankenstein - on this week’s Sunday Night, the physician preparing to perform the most radical surgery ever: a human head transplant. Is he a madman, or a genius? Decide for yourself on Sunday Night - June 17 - 8.30pm on Channel 7 after House Rules.
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Best of the Beach Boys: The top five songs from the California rockers
With the sounds that defined the 1960s, the music of The Beach Boys still continues to enchant fans over fifty years on. Taken from what is easily The Beach Boys’ most ambitious album, the recording of ‘Pet Sounds’ was a pet project for Brian Wilson. Musically complex and extremely experimental for
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‘Everywhere he goes, somebody dies’: Australian serial killer tied to nation’s most infamous cold case
He was one of the most-wanted fugitives by the FBI – known as the Beauty Queen Killer, Chris Wilder made number one on the most wanted faster than anyone in the United States.
NewsSeven NetworkWanda Beach Murders Part 1
It happened on a popular Sydney beach way back in 1965. Two teenage girls - Marianne Schmidt and Christine Sharrock – were sexually assaulted, murdered and partially buried in the sand dunes. For a shocked nation, it was a loss of innocence. For fifty years, investigators asked, who could commit such
NewsSeven NetworkWanda Beach Murders Part 2
It happened on a popular Sydney beach way back in 1965. Two teenage girls - Marianne Schmidt and Christine Sharrock – were sexually assaulted, murdered and partially buried in the sand dunes. For a shocked nation, it was a loss of innocence. For fifty years, investigators asked, who could commit such
NewsSeven NetworkWanda Beach Murders Part 3
It happened on a popular Sydney beach way back in 1965. Two teenage girls - Marianne Schmidt and Christine Sharrock – were sexually assaulted, murdered and partially buried in the sand dunes. For a shocked nation, it was a loss of innocence. For fifty years, investigators asked, who could commit such
NewsSeven NetworkWanda Beach Murders Part 4
It happened on a popular Sydney beach way back in 1965. Two teenage girls - Marianne Schmidt and Christine Sharrock – were sexually assaulted, murdered and partially buried in the sand dunes. For a shocked nation, it was a loss of innocence. For fifty years, investigators asked, who could commit such
NewsSeven NetworkWanda Beach Murders Part 5
It happened on a popular Sydney beach way back in 1965. Two teenage girls - Marianne Schmidt and Christine Sharrock – were sexually assaulted, murdered and partially buried in the sand dunes. For a shocked nation, it was a loss of innocence. For fifty years, investigators asked, who could commit such
NewsSunday Night'They're going to come after you': The chilling abortion threats Barnaby Joyce's lover faced
In the early stages of the pregnancy, “conservatives” warned Vikki Campion of severe consequences if she did not have an abortion.
NewsSeven NetworkBarnaby Joyce and Vikki Campion: A Family Affair - Part 1
He’s at the centre of the biggest political sex scandal in decades, yet nobody has heard her side of the story … until now. Vikki Campion speaks to reporter Alex Cullen for the first time about her illicit affair with Barnaby Joyce and the pressure that almost drove her to do the unthinkable.
NewsSeven NetworkBarnaby Joyce and Vikki Campion: A Family Affair - Part 2
He’s at the centre of the biggest political sex scandal in decades, yet nobody has heard her side of the story … until now. Vikki Campion speaks to reporter Alex Cullen for the first time about her illicit affair with Barnaby Joyce and the pressure that almost drove her to do the unthinkable.
NewsSeven NetworkBarnaby Joyce and Vikki Campion: A Family Affair - Part 3
He’s at the centre of the biggest political sex scandal in decades, yet nobody has heard her side of the story … until now. Vikki Campion speaks to reporter Alex Cullen for the first time about her illicit affair with Barnaby Joyce and the pressure that almost drove her to do the unthinkable.
NewsSeven NetworkBarnaby Joyce and Vikki Campion: A Family Affair - Part 4
He’s at the centre of the biggest political sex scandal in decades, yet nobody has heard her side of the story … until now. Vikki Campion speaks to reporter Alex Cullen for the first time about her illicit affair with Barnaby Joyce and the pressure that almost drove her to do the unthinkable.
NewsSeven NetworkBarnaby Joyce and Vikki Campion: A Family Affair - Part 5
He’s at the centre of the biggest political sex scandal in decades, yet nobody has heard her side of the story … until now. Vikki Campion speaks to reporter Alex Cullen for the first time about her illicit affair with Barnaby Joyce and the pressure that almost drove her to do the unthinkable.
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'I'm just looking for a good Aussie bloke': Former Senator Jacqui Lambie on a quest to find love
Former Senator Jacqui Lambie is looking for love. “I’ve been by myself for so long that I’ve just switched off on that side of life,” Ms Lambie said. Now, they’re the most popular way to find a match but, despite repeated attempts, Jacqui wasn’t convinced apps could lead to a genuine relationship.
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LAMBIE IN LOVE part 1
Jacqui Lambie is looking for true love. The former Senator is certainly no shrinking violet. She’s loud, opinionated and combative. Yet when it comes to blokes, Jacqui’s surprisingly cautious. Single with two adult children, there’s been no significant other for well over a decade. And, after being forced
