SPAT IN A WOMAN’S FACE AT TRAIN STATION DURING LUNCH! Police hunt for long-haired misogynist in a pink polo shirt

BOOK REVIEW: Amani Haydar’s surging, award-winning memoir, ‘The Mother Wound’, is a powerful symbol of hope and change but also a tragic reminder that family violence is an all-too-familiar tale that follows a similar pattern regardless of religion or culture, writes Irfan Yusuf.

It’s the historical true crime novel set in 1920s Sydney that places a “beautiful bad woman” at the centre of it all. Sarah McLean takes a look at ‘Angel of Death’.

As the inquiry begins into the former NSW Deputy Premier John Barilaro’s controversial self-appointment to a plushy taxpayer-funded job in the Big Apple, Maisy Rae explores the trials of the saga so far.