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John Stapleton’s co-host Kate Garraway leads tributes to ‘journalistic hero’

Stapleton, who presented programmes on ITV and the BBC, has died at the age of 79.

Evening Standard

The five most common deathbed regrets as told to Instagram-star hospice nurses

The five most common deathbed regrets as told to Instagram-star hospice nurses

What can dying teach us about living? Two hospice nurses tell Eilidh Dorgan what their patients wish they’d done more — and less of

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Smith had to hot-foot it to shops before Games bronze

An unexpected decision by the competition judges meant Penny Smith had to go shopping for shoes two days before her Olympic trap bronze medal.

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Paris 2024 Olympics: what you missed overnight in Australia on day five of the Games

Jess Fox’s golden form continued, the swimmers delivered again and a new BMX star was born, but the Matildas crashed out of the football tournament

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Australia's Smith claims shooting bronze at Olympics

Australian trap shooter Penny Smith has won her first Olympic medal, taking trap bronze after scraping into the final.

Streak extends for Australia's Paris pistol 'threat'

Sergei Evglevski will continue his family's enduring Olympic history in Paris, where he wants to put Australian pistol shooting on the pedestal.

Shooter Willett wins trap gold, Smith takes silver

Australian trap shooters James Willett and Penny Smith have shown excellent pre-Olympics form at the World Cup round in Baku, Azerbaijan.

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Australian shooters target Olympic Games berths

Australian shooters target Olympic Games berths

Australian shooters hope to claim the majority of 14 quota spots for next year's Paris Olympics in coming days at the Oceania Championships.

Darwin art exhibition tells the story of the Wave Hill Walk-Off from the perspective of Gurindji artists

Darwin art exhibition tells the story of the Wave Hill Walk-Off from the perspective of Gurindji artists

Leah Leaman's grandmother is featured on one of the 10 textile banners created by about 35 Gurindji people, now on display in a new exhibition.

Evacuees wait to return to flood-hit NT remote communities as transport links severed by rising rivers

Evacuees wait to return to flood-hit NT remote communities as transport links severed by rising rivers

Residents of several remote communities say they still do not know when they will be allowed to return home, as flooded transport links cause empty supermarket shelves across the border in Western Australia.

Fast work during flood saves artefacts at Kalkarindji art centre, marking birth of Aboriginal land rights movement

Fast work during flood saves artefacts at Kalkarindji art centre, marking birth of Aboriginal land rights movement

Amid the devastation of the NT's flood zone, quick action by art centre staff saves Aboriginal artefacts that had just been repatriated to their community.

Hospice nurse opens up about patients' final hours including 'visions' of dead loved ones

Hospice nurse opens up about patients' final hours including 'visions' of dead loved ones

A hospice nurse has offered an insight into her work in end-of-life care, opening up about the final thoughts and regrets many of her dying patients will share with her

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