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MURDER: Swapnik Plays Dirty!

Who? Weekly reveals how the incoming SRC President sinned his way to a provisional election.

November 30, 2020 Honi Soit
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The People vs Kathleen Folbigg: growing up with a murderer

Last month, a new inquiry was launched into Folbigg's convictions—in 2003, she was convicted for killing her infant children

September 14, 2018 Gabbie Lynch
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Three bodies found in inner city home: “Get out of our inner city home”

“We are not dead, and stop calling our home neglected. It’s weird enough that you keep referring to us as ‘bodies’."

October 17, 2017 Theo Murray
Comedy // Fashion

Party attendee found dead after asking other attendee ‘didn’t you wear that yesterday?’

Police say there are no clear suspects.

April 22, 2017 Concetta Caristo
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Four People Who Died Too Soon (Because I Assassinated Them)

Will Edwards either shot Franz Ferdinand or wrote Take Me Out. Same difference.

March 24, 2016 William Edwards

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