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  1. ‘He’d have a podcast’: How Patrick Bateman became a hero to TikTok’s sigma males

    Anyone who has read the book or seen the movie knows that the story of Patrick Bateman, handsome investment banker and serial murderer, requires a lot of blood.

  2. France faces a ‘doom loop’ as it spirals downwards

    A perfect storm of unhappy citizens and wary investors has France facing an economic crisis.

  3. 'My daughter lost two children within five weeks - the pain is unimaginable'

    The family of a mum who lost two children within weeks of each other has raised money for a cot to allow others more time with their stillborn babies.

  4. Secret tape embroiling WA politicians, businessmen, in defamation trial publicly released

    Perth property developer Greg Poland has taken former journalists from this masthead to court over the publication of two stories based on a covert recording of a meeting held at the Subiaco Hotel back in 2019. That…

  5. Anguished mom shares heartbreaking ordeal of toddler son who was found breathing in morgue after being declared dead at hospital

    Alexus Fiordilino opened up about the anguish she felt after her toddler son was found breathing at a hospital morgue, despite being declared dead

  6. Police find deleted messages on sex offender’s phone on day of prison release

    Police found a sex offender had breached the conditions of a protective order the day he was released from prison.

  7. A petrol station fined me £90 after it forgot to charge for fuel, do I have to pay? DEAN DUNHAM KC replies

    I filled my car with petrol, and bought two items of confectionery After checking with my bank it appears the attendant only charged for the confectionery.

  8. Drone pictures show aftermath of car and lorry crash at roundabout

    Drone pictures have shown the aftermath of a car and lorry crash at a roundabout.

  9. Small business owner hit with multiple fines from AI camera

    A small business owner is fed up after receiving multiple fines from Adelaide City Council’s AI camera car.

  10. Swerve NS&I's new fixed rate bond unless green saving is your aim: SYLVIA MORRIS

    NS&I raised the rate on its fixed three-year Green Savings Bonds yesterday to 4.73%. New savers or those renewing existing three-year bonds will earn this rate.