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From crime lord to Michelin award: how a notorious Marseille prison was the making of a top French chef

He spent 13 years behind bars after smuggling drugs for Mediterranean gangs. Now Krishna Léger is one of the country’s most exciting chefs. What made him change his ways?

The Guardian - UK · Aug 20, 2022

Mindy Kaling addresses rumours that BJ Novak is her children’s father

The actor and comedian has two children

The Independent UK · Aug 10, 2022

My Mother’s Wedding: Everything you need to know about Kristin Scott Thomas’s new film

The first-look image from Kristin Scott Thomas’ new film, My Mother’s Wedding, has finally been released.

Evening Standard · Aug 2, 2022

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Katherine Ultra Challenge tests teams and a handful of solo competitors in outback Northern Territory

The first time Jens Ambjerg-Peterson attempted to finish the Katherine Ultra Challenge — Northern Australia's flagship multi-sport endurance race — he landed himself in hospital.

ABC News · Aug 1, 2022

Learning culture at Arnhem Land's bush uni creates pathway to Sydney's Macquarie University

It's a university like no other, in one of the remotest places in Australia, where less than 1 per cent of Indigenous students go on to higher education. This is "bush uni", and this cohort is days away from graduating.

ABC News · Jul 29, 2022

NT affordable housing deal celebrated, but single mum Rachel Wilson is still facing homelessness

As a discharge nurse who spends her days finding hospital patients a safe place to go home to in a pocket of Australia with one of the highest rates of homelessness, Wonnarua woman Rachel Wilson never thought she'd be facing the streets herself.

ABC News · Jul 16, 2022

Pastoralists and traditional owners meet NT environment minister over water security fears

As fears over water security and aquifer mining grow amid a push for NT development, residents demand to be included in decisions that they say impacts their future.

ABC News · Jul 15, 2022

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Wimbledon celebrates Centre Court centenary on Sunday

The court has been the main stage at the Championships since 1922.

The Independent UK · Jul 3, 2022

Katherine facing cold weather snap that could see one of the coldest June days on record

One of the coldest June days in recorded history looks like it is about to be set at the end of this week in the Northern Territory.

ABC News · Jun 29, 2022

Chris Pratt says sharing screen with Jurassic World stars was 'pretty surreal'

Jurassic World Dominion and Parks and Recreation star Chris Pratt tells how he embraced years of failure and obsessed over script lines before a chance encounter propelled him to global fame

Daily Mirror · Jun 11, 2022

Popular Indian restaurant in Katherine forced to close due to staff shortages

Restaurateur Urmil Lamba has offered free flights, cheap housing, and free meals to attract staff, all to no avail. After more than a year of constant struggle, her only chef has been called home to India and she has had to close.

ABC News · May 30, 2022

Lack of interpreters and 'unprecedented' challenges leave some remote NT voters in the lurch this election

Some remote communities had just a couple of hours to cast their ballot, while most urbanites had access to pre-polling centres for weeks. Certified interpreters have been scarce and some smaller homelands have missed their chance to vote altogether.

ABC News · May 20, 2022

Dad locked up after flying to Croatia on stepdaughter's passport

David Chadwick, 57, had been looking forward to a romantic five-day break with his wife Allison, 46, when they boarded their flight to Croatia.

Daily Record · May 19, 2022

Dad locked up in Croatia after flying out of Manchester Airport on his step-daughter's passport

'You'd think that post 9/11, I wouldn't have been able to board a plane with a female name and photo of my daughter on'

Manchester Evening News · May 19, 2022

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ABC News · May 13, 2022

Public housing eviction leaves mother and son homeless in 'heartless' trend in the NT

When Cherylene Campbell and her sons finally got a home with disability access, they thought it was a dream come true — until they were evicted.

ABC News · May 11, 2022

Larrimah couple Ondra and Lucie welcome outback town's first new baby in decades

Not a single baby had been born in the tiny town of Larrimah for two decades. Then Ondra and Lucie fell in love with life in the outback — and feeding crocodiles — and decided to stay and start a family.

Evening Standard · Apr 29, 2022

Anoushka Lucas interview: ‘Being an artist in a capitalist society with no backing is a nightmare’

Anoushka Lucas spent her twenties trying and failing to get a record deal; in her thirties, she’s found a thrilling new career in theatre

ABC News · Apr 28, 2022

How a teacher's love of cycling and a nation-wide call for donations started Yarralin's first bike club

A year ago there were no working bikes in the remote Northern Territory community of Yarralin. Then a new teacher moved to town and started the first bike club — and the impacts have been immense.

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Liverpool Echo · Apr 28, 2022

Key figure in musical history to be celebrated at Walker Art Gallery

John Blanke performed at the funeral of Henry VII in 1509

The Conversation · Apr 25, 2022

'Bloody-hunting slaughtermen', sieges and 'lechery': what does Shakespeare tell us of war?

Only two days separate Anzac Day and Shakespeare’s (presumed) birthday and actual death-day. This proximity is coincidental. But amid a war in Ukraine, being reported in horrifyingly graphic detail from the point of view of the victims, and given Shakespeare is the world’s most-quoted, most-performed and most studied writer, it…

Liverpool Echo · Apr 18, 2022

ITV Tipping Point fans think contestant looks like a famous popstar

Ben Shephard returned as three players took on the arcade style machine in the hopes of winning some cash

Wales Online · Apr 14, 2022

ITV The Chase contestant makes huge blunder on question about Wales

But despite some errors and a 'memory like a... sink', Katherine from Leeds managed to get past the head-to-head with Chaser Jenny Ryan

Belfast Live · Apr 13, 2022

NI's Blu Hydrangea excited to front new 'fast-paced and fun' BBC show after Drag Race win

"I've gone from working in a Belfast bar two or three nights a week to now preparing to travel the world next month - that's just incredible."

ABC News · Apr 10, 2022

Remote Australian rules teams from across the NT Big Rivers region head to Katherine to compete in Umpires Cup

Players from Indigenous communities across the NT drive long and dusty distances to play in a carnival in Katherine in support of often-maligned umpires.

ABC News · Mar 29, 2022

Larrimah could become Australia's next resources boom town but residents are on the fence

An oil and gas company planning to expand the NT's on-shore shale gas industry could bring an influx of workers to the tiny highway town, where locals fear for their quality of life, water, and Indigenous sacred sites.

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