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Exhibition tells story of childhood trauma 18 May, 2021 11:20 PM 6 minutes to read Paul Brooks is editor of Whanganui Midweek, in your letterbox every Wednesdaypaul.brooks@nzme.co.nz "I became someone else the first time I was touched. Trapped in a body that doesn't belong to me. I look upwards, asking for help. My eyes are trying to tell, but no one sees. Tears fall as my innocence is taken. I have lost who I am, and fear who I have become." Catherine Daniels. Not many art exhibitions come with a warning, but this one does. It will affect you. 'The Secret Keeper' is an exhibition like no oth...

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Melissa Caddick death: Human remains found at Mollymook Beach identified as belonging to missing Ingleburn man 3 Mar, 2021 05:42 AM 3 minutes to read Melissa Caddick. Photo / News Corp Australia news.com.au Human remains found on the NSW south coast belong to a missing Ingleburn man, police say. It comes a day after NSW Police ruled out the remains found at a beach at Mollymook late on Friday belonged to alleged fraudster Melissa Caddick. On Wednesday, the force said the remains had been determined to belong to a man reported missing from Sydney last month. The case of missing conwoman Meliss...

Melissa Caddick death: Remains found at NSW beach do not belong to the alleged fraudster - cops 2 Mar, 2021 05:56 AM 3 minutes to read Missing Aussie woman's remains found months after police raids. Video / 9 News Australia news.com.au By: Emily Cosenza Fresh remains found on a beach along the NSW south coast do not belong to alleged fraudster Melissa Caddick, Australian police say. Human flesh was found at Mollymook on Friday following the discovery of Caddick's foot at Bournda Beach on February 21. NSW Police said today that the remains do not belong to Caddick, nor to a 39-year-old snorkel...

Saturday night, the Student Government Association Elections Committee unanimously voted to sanction the Belong executive ticket for violating the Elections Code. The decision followed a Zoom disciplinary meeting regularly punctuated by friendly pleasantries and technical difficulties. This marks the Belong ticket’s third sanction of the election season. The most recent sanction came as a result of a complaint filed by junior Christian Carlow, chief counsel for the Voice executive ticket. The complaint contained both photographic and video evidence the Elections Committee determined to p...