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Blanche D’Alpuget was born in 1944, the daughter of Lou d’Alpuget and Josie Stephenson, and grew up in Sydney’s eastern suburbs. She attended Sydney Church of England Girls’ Grammar School and, briefly, the University of Sydney before becoming a journalist with the Daily Mirror, rival newspaper of the Sun where…

'He was so dazed he could barely feel the punches to the head. He thought he was going to die'

When Britain's largest family go on their biggest trip yet, things are bound to get a little hectic

Sue volunteers at the emergency support service that helped her at a time of need, but as demand for help soars the centre's greatest Christmas wish is to keep its doors open next year.

From hand pollinating flowers at night to avoiding cactus pricks, growing this unique fruit is a labour of love for Gary and Sue Lee.

Sue and Richard debate whether to stay put or move on in this week's episode of the property series

Legendary singer Tony Christie - who's best known for hits like (Is This the Way to) Amarillo - speaks in detail for the first time about his recent dementia diagnosis

It's an emotional house hunt but does it have a happy ending?

I am not one to make blanket statements, but I will make one now: We have enough blankets in our house to cover the Green Bay Packers.

Pet shop worker Arthur Brumhill, 76, was found brutally beaten in the basement of his workplace, now police have issued a fresh plea for information 30 years on from his murder

I am frequently in the dark, so I don’t have to go out on a limb to say the limb that recently fell on our power lines left me in a scary place: