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D-Day: World War II pilot's emotional recollection of Battle of Normandy
Bill Purdy opens up about that fateful day and the "longest three hours" faced during his time in the military.
Anthony Caggiano
World War II veteran Bill Purdy shares his observations of what he saw from the sky as a pilot during D-Day in the Battle of Normandy. Inset is a picture of a Lancaster Bomber, the type of plane Bill flew. Pictures by ACM/Peter Stoop and Cpl Phil Major ABIPP/Wikimedia Commons.
In Depth
'Wicked witch narrative' engulfing mushroom cook murder investigation
Anna Houlahan
Erin Patterson talks to reporters outside her home on August 7, 2023. Heather Wilkinson, Don and Gail Patterson (pictured) died days earlier while Ian WIlkinson (bottom right) recovered from a liver tranplant in hospital. Pictures Supplied/Nine News
In Depth
'Able-bodied to virtually paralysed': Family grapple with Indi's rare diagnosis
Jessica Howard
Indi Pulham has been diagnosed with Guillain Barre Syndrome and remains in the Royal Children's Hospital. Picture supplied
NRL to act as 'Pathfinder' to help kids stay on track
Jacob McMaster
The Premier Chris Minns with Ministers and NRL and Polcie officials in Moree to announce Project Pathfinder to help at risk kids. Picture supplied.
'We've lost a quarter of our family': Mum's Easter road safety plea
Katrina Lovell
Doug and Jane Phipps are still grieving the loss of their oldest son Adrian in a car crash that should never have happened. Picture by Katrina Lovell
Explainer
The link between a quirk of the Cessnock census count and NSW losing more than $200m in GST
Simon McCarthy
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Anthony Albanese signs a GST pledge on the arm of reporter Dylan Caporn. Picture by Richard Wainwright/AAP PHOTOS
Opinion
The climate crisis is crushing Australian festivals
Ben Green, Catherine Strong
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2023 Groovin The Moo Canberra. Picture by Sitthixay Ditthavong
Lisa's 'insidious' disease had her staring down the barrel of a prison sentence
Tess Kelly
Lisa blew the highest blood alcohol reading the magistrate had ever seen. Picture by Gareth Gardner
Our People
Trailblazer in her own right: deputy fire captain inspires next generation
Rachel Clark
Walcha deputy captain Charmine Ahrens has been a driving force behind the recruitment of females into the ranks. Pictures by Gareth Gardner
Doctors told Leah a spot on her arm was not a worry, four years later she was dead
Damon Cronshaw
Nadine Martin will do the Melanoma March on Sunday at Long Jetty to remember sister Leah. Picture by Simone De Peak

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