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Crime by Darren Cartwright 26th Dec 2020 2:14 PM A woman believed to have been murdered by her former partner had posted an anti-domestic violence message on her social media account. The identity of the man believed to have killed Rebecca Walker, and then himself, in a north Queensland home has been revealed. Police have confirmed they are not treating the death of a 48-year-old man, believed to be Shane Jackson, in Gulliver on Tuesday as suspicious. Ms Walker was found dead alongside Mr Jackson at a Fulham Road property in t...

A five-year-old boy was left with little more than the clothes on his back after he found his parents dead inside a Townsville home this week. But thanks to the kindness of the local community, which rallied together on Christmas Eve, the boy, who loves trucks and Spider-Man, did not go without. The tragedy, which unfolded just days before Christmas, rocked the Townsville community to the core as details suggested the worst at the suburban unit on Fulham Rd - a suspected murder-suicide. Rebecca Walker, 46, was found dead in her Gulliver home on Tuesday. Police were called to the home ab...

Shane Jackson allegedly killed his ex Rebecca Walker, 45, and took his own life The 48-year-old has been identified as a stocky man with distinctive dreadlocks Their five-year-old son discovered the bodies after the alleged murder-suicide Police are treating Ms Walker's death as suspicious while Jackson's death is not  Ms Walker was a victim of domestic violence, according to her sister 

The man who was found dead alongside Rebecca Walker in a Gulliver home earlier this week has been identified.

Georgia governor commits nearly $70 million more for healthcare staff augmentation amid Covid-19 December 21, 2020 Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp announced Friday that the state will provide nearly $70 million for hospitals and nursing homes across Georgia for staff augmentation through early March. Kemp noted Covid-19 presents a once-in-a-century crisis and the funding will help ensure there is enough staff to care for patients and deliver the vaccines. “To date, the state has done everything in its power to support our healthcare facilities with plans to spend approximately $250 million on addit...