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'There are no winners': Killer driver's shock message to Abdallahs

Abdallah family who lost three children to drunk driver's horror rampage welcome their eighth child - and receive a call from a surprising well wisher

The family who lost three children in a horrific car smash where a drunk and drugged driver mounted a footpath have welcomed their eighth child, who they are calling 'a miracle baby'.

Abdallah family payout: Tiny amount of compensation Danny and Leila Abdallah's surviving children will get is laid bare after Oatlands crash

The Abdallah family who lost three of their children and a cousin in the Oatlands tragedy three years ago has won a civil suit payout against the killer driver, Samuel William Davidson.

Danny Abdallah suffered the ultimate loss after a drunk driver mowed down his three children and niece. Now he reveals why he speaks to their killer every month - and the heartbreaking question he is always asked

Three of Danny Abdallah's children and his niece were killed by a drunk and drugged up driver in a horrific crash on February 1, 2020 in Oatlands, western Sydney.

Heavily pregnant Leila Abdallah listens to emotional speech from husband Danny as they are joined by two prime ministers and a premier to unveil memorial to four children killed by drunk driver in Oatlands crash tragedy

Leilah and Danny Abdallah paid tribute to their lost 'angels' during an emotional tribute outside Oatlands Golf Club, in Sydney 's west, on Saturday.

At Craig and Bridget's café love and forgiveness are high on the menu

When 11-year-old Veronique Sakr died in a car crash alongside her three cousins, their families were changed forever. As Christmas approaches, here’s how one family is giving back.

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