It is the outburst the jury never heard but which would quietly define the first days of Erin Patterson’s murder trial.

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As a psychologist, I believe the reason Patterson thought she could get away with it, the reason she did it, was because she ...

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For every famous foot on the field, there’s a formidable strategist dedicated to restoring the embattled Matildas to glory.

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Events move so fast in Trump-world that yesterday’s pledges are quickly forgotten in tomorrow’s bombast about what comes next ...

Erin Patterson had an interest in mushrooms, and the lonely outskirts of Gippsland were the perfect place to find an unlikely murder weapon.

She just got up and left?’ The triple-zero operator’s question hung in the air, directed at a doctor already stretched thin.

The public preoccupation with the trial of Erin Patterson shows that we still want to sort facts from falsehoods. That’s a ...

Matthew Lloyd weighs in on calls that Zach Merrett should request a trade from Essendon and pursue success.