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A mum stabbed to death in a Sydney shopping centre knife attack while protecting her baby has been pictured.

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Aussie killer soldier, known only by his callsign 'Ninja' has opened up on life in the frontlines in Ukraine Ninja began working on the frontline to help free Ukrainian villages from Russia's cold and far-reaching grip after arriving in the war-torn country earlier this year . The Queensland man told Nine News that he saw the country was in trouble so felt compelled to help in the battle against the Kremlin's invading army.

READ MORE: King Charles booed by anti-monarchists at proclamation as police arrest woman, 22Richard gained the lock by visiting a barber straight after the then Prince of Wales and pocketed it as a memento.He has kept it in an envelope ever since.He told Nine News: “The then Prince Charles was waiting to get his hair cut and I was waiting for his to be completed.“I noticed his hair drop onto the floor. It was all his because he was the first one to have his haircut.“I must say it's a different colour than the hair we see today,”Richard said Charles had been a prefect at the school and once caught him smoking but didn’t snitch to a teacher.He went on: “It was a dark room on the side of our living quarters and I was having a Marlboro and he happened to pop into the boiler room.“I don't know whether he called me Kumnick or not but he said, ‘I will have those thank you’.“I was pleased that that was as far as it went because if it had gone any further I would have ended up in Mr Hanley's office.”Asked whether he reckoned Charles would make a good monarch, Richard said: “Oh, I think he will be in the same vein as his mother.“He would be perfect.

Ed Sheeran has made the day of a young fan who listened to his music as therapy while battling a rare form of cancer.

fire and lags are running loose around the compound and climbing onto the roof, as shown in a dramatic video.Fire crews rushed to Acacia Prison in Wooroloo, a town on the edge of Perth, at 4.30pm local time on Sunday (February 27) amid reports of a riot.In the clip, filmed from a Nine News helicopter, thick black smoke is pouring out of the building and many prisoners have climbed on top of the roof.There are reports the prisoners have been throwing rocks at firefighters attempting to combat the plane, and they are using riot shields to protect themselves from the violence.Footage also shows lags armed with sticks or batons and hiding their faces by wrapping shirts around their heads.The flames are also visible in one part of the building, and local media claims lags are "setting fire to objects inside their cells" and still inside the building.No staff have been hurt but it's not yet clear if there were any injuries to prisoners.It comes after Acacia Prison was put under partial lockdown, restricting the movement of prisoners, due to seven people testing positive for Covid-19. On February 15 a prison officer developed symptoms and was diagnosed with coronavirus, followed by two prisoners and another four staff on February 18, according to a statement released by the Department of Justice in Western Australia.

great white shark which attacked him out of the blue while startled fishermen look on in shock.The short clip shows the aftermath of the attack in Australia as the fisherman perched on a bank watch the waves roll over the scene of the fatal attack. Blurred out in the centre, red water marks the spot where the remains of the unfortunate swimmer, who was reportedly bitten in half, float.

After allegedly scamming multiple women on Tinder out of hundreds of thousands of dollars, Shimon Hayut has been permanently banned from the dating app.

Oliver Gildart will leave Wigan Warriors at the end of the season to sign an NRL deal with Wests Tigers, according to reports.

George Williams has emerged on the radars of Super League clubs after it was revealed that he is struggling with homesickness.

shark, leaving blood splattered across the boat. The man suffered calf injuries after he was attacked south of Warroora Station, near Coral Bay in western Australia around midday on March 27, according to the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development.A nearby snorkeler named Nick Hardie told Nine News he was snorkelling nearby when a boat carrying the man and his friends came to him needing urgent help.

A six-year-old little girl was almost blinded by a metal hook when she reached for a shirt in a supermarket.

cancer sufferers in her days off. The 35-year-old had previously moved from her home in Kinross to Sydney with her husband Peter.

A parent may have infected an already sick newborn baby with coronavirus while visiting another child in ICU, according to reports.

A coronavirus study has revealed a person with a twin who has already died of the disease is more likely to die as well.

The family of an autistic boy is claiming 'discrimination' after an incident saw him banned from cruise ships for life.