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SYDNEY — A court in Australia has found a mother-of-two guilty of murdering three of her estranged husband’s relatives and attempting to murder a fourth after she served them a lunch containing poisonous mushrooms.A 12-person jury unanimously decided on Monday that Erin Patterson, 50, had deliberately included death cap mushrooms in a beef wellington that she fed her guests at her home in the rural town of Leongatha in the state of Victoria in July 2023.Don and Gail Patterson, her ex-partner's parents, and Gail's sister, Heather Wilkinson, died as a result of the poisoning, while Wilkinson's husband, Ian, survived after undergoing a liver transplant.After deliberating for a week, the jurors did not accept the defence’s claim that the deaths had all been a tragic...
July 07, 2025
Australian woman found guilty of triple murder after fatal mushroom lunch
July 04, 2025
Stranded UK F-35 jet becomes unexpected star in Indian tourism campaign
July 04, 2025
At 90, the Dalai Lama braces for final showdown with Beijing
July 04, 2025
Two arrested over ‘Chinese blessing scams’ targeting elderly Asian women in Australia
July 03, 2025
Indian state defends Zumba lessons for students amid protests
July 03, 2025
Four dead, dozens missing after ferry sinks off Bali
July 03, 2025
Bangladesh ex-PM Sheikh Hasina gets six-month prison sentence in absentia
July 03, 2025
Japan islanders sleepless after 900 earthquakes in two weeks
SYDNEY — Australian airline Qantas says a data hack on Monday exposed the personal information of six million customers and it expects the amount stolen to be “significant.”The hack penetrated a third-party customer service platform used by a Qantas contact center, the airline said in a statement on Wednesday. Six million customers have service records on the platform – with data including some of their names, email addresses, phone numbers, birth dates and frequent flyer numbers.However, the platform does not contain any customer credit card details, financial information or passport details, Qantas said.After Qantas detected “unusual activity” on the platform, it took action and “contained” the system, it said. The statement said all Qantas systems are now secure, and...
July 02, 2025
Qantas cyber hack could have stolen ‘significant’ amount of data from six million customers
July 02, 2025
Dalai Lama vows he won’t be the last leader of Tibetan Buddhism
