The Canberra Times · Jun 11 Family's search for truth: the Canberra woman who might've been Milat's first victim Keren Rowland went missing in 1971 after attending the Canberra Show.
AAP · Jun 11 NSW:Families of suspected Ivan Milat victims claim cover-up Cold cases of women suspected to have been killed by serial killer Ivan Milat are under the spotlight as their loved ones blame police for stonewalling them.
AAP · Jun 10 NSW:Ivan Milat's possible first victim subject of inquiry The family of a woman who was murdered decades ago believe she was the first victim of notorious serial killer Ivan Milat.
AAP · Jun 10 Long fight for answers over more possible Milat victims Loved ones of murdered and missing people have decried a lack of interest from police in finding those responsible for the unsolved crimes.
The Independent UK · Mar 20, 2025 ‘Race against time’ to clear plastic pellets from beaches after North Sea collision Pellets ‘the size of lentils’ clumped together and washed up on the coasts of Norfolk and Lincolnshire
Evening Standard · Mar 18, 2025 Fires out on container ship involved in North Sea collision amid beach fears Plastic nurdles have been washed up on beaches in Norfolk following the collision last week between the Solong and the Stena Immaculate.
Louder · Jan 28, 2025 “Being on a trip was stimulating… you weren’t covered in blood, but you’d experience it as if you were”: Of their many mistakes, The Pretty Things know which one derailed S.F. Sorrow, the first rock opera Burdened with debt, ignored by their label and used as a sweetener in a hush-hush deal, the band delivered one of the most progressive records of all time to no avail – but always believed it was an artistic success
The Guardian - UK · Apr 15, 2023 Avian superhighway: UK’s ‘pitstop’ for migrating birds seeks Unesco status East Atlantic Flyway in England takes first step to becoming world heritage site alongside global wonders including the Galápagos and Kilimanjaro