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Autopsy reveals harrowing injuries of boy, 13, after fatally crashing his $4,000 e-bike in violent 45mph accident that has left doting parents facing jail
Benson Nguyen, of Santa Ana, California, died in May of this year after crashing his $4,299 Eride Pro SS 2.0 electric motorbike in Garden Grove.
Police bodycam footage shows moment 'despicable' killer is arrested for sadistic murder of stepdaughter
Nathan Owens stares blankly as he's arrested for murdering Carla Georgescu
Romanian gang linked to £700K burglary spree are jailed for just ten years after they were caught trying to tunnel into jewellery shop
Ioan Asafeti, 39, (pictured) Laurentiu-Daniel Nitisoara, 38, and Sergiu Plastin, 42, had stolen the goods after gaining access to Selvaraja Gold House in Mitcham Road, Tooting, in July.
A promise kept - a Canberra daughter's last gift to her father
Dr Allan Hawke's daughter Stephanie has finished a heartfelt project for her beloved dad.
CFMEU has influence? Not on my government, says Andrew Barr
Union backing a policy does not establish causation, Chief Minister says.
Three major departments shed staff in $100m redundancy spree
One department spent almost $75m - a tenfold increase on last year.
'Super silky' bronzer 'lasts all day without caking' and 'blends out seamlessly'
'It gives an effortless sun-kissed warmth with buildable pigment'
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor may have to give evidence in High Court fraud case after gifts up to £750,000 were received from an elderly Turkish woman
The former Duke of York is likely to be summoned to give evidence to the High Court in a long-running fraud case in which an elderly Turkish millionairess gave him and his family gifts
Tsitsipas ends Aussie battler's latest Kazakh adventure
Australian tennis diehard James Duckworth's latest fine run at his favourite tournament in Kazakhstan has ended at the hands of rejuvenated Stefanos Tsitsipas.
Extremist Greens blasted for bizarre bid to teach pupils about 'throuples'
Pupils should be taught about relationships involving multiple partners and polyamory should be given legal recognition, according to 'detached from reality' Scottish Green activists.
