"I am so grateful for all of my blessings especially my daughter," the "Dawson's Creek" alum posted.
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Dinush Kurera: Wife killer jailed for 37 years over ‘brutal and terrible’ axe murder of Nelomie Perera
A remorseless killer who murdered his wife with an axe in front of their teenage children has been slammed for his complete lack of empathy.
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Ken Brinsden’s Patriot Battery Metals signs up car giant Volkswagen as partner for Canadian lithium mine
A European auto giant will tip about $77 million into Ken Brinsden’s Patriot Battery Metals under a strategic partnership deal that delivers a shot in the arm of its flagship Canadian lithium project.
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‘Good progress’: WA’s prisons watchdog finds improvement in youth justice system
WA’s prisons watchdog has recognised an improvement in the State’s youth detention facilities, but has warned it was still ‘early days’.
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Zuri unveils new-look spinnaker to romp home in handicap harbour race, Flying Flounder wins Flying Fifteens
Division two skipper of Zuri, Neil Worrell, unleashed his secret weapon, newly installed, to romp home in a handicap start harbour course race.
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Toyota’s small hybrid ute due in 2027, but will it come to Australia?
Toyota is reportedly planning another sub-HiLux ute, but this unibody, hybrid ute for Latin America will be quite different to the Asian HiLux Champ.
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Molly Ticehurst’s accused murderer faces fresh charges
The man accused of the domestic violence murder of a childcare worker is facing new sexual assault charges.
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Matildas coach recruitment could drag beyond February
Football Australia chief James Johnson says there is no hard deadline on securing the next Matildas coach as the recruiting process drags into 2025.
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Qantas engineers to walk off job on one of the busiest travel days of the year
Ahead of the busy holiday travel season, Qantas has warned their maintenance engineers are set to walk off the job over ongoing pay negotiations.
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Ministerial Direction 107 to prioritise low-risk international students scrapped
The measure will be replaced by a new rule aimed to curb high influxes of international students.
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