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• Convicted child killer Rick Thorburn is found dead in his jail cell after taking his own life

  By Olivia Day Verified| This is Money Verified A notorious child killer has been found dead in his jail cell after taking his own life. Rick Thorburn, 64, murdered 12-year-old schoolgirl Tiahleigh Palmer, who was his foster child, in 2015 and was sentenced to life in prison. It's understood Thorburn was found dead in his cell in regional Queensland on Friday, the Courier Mail reports. Queensland Corrective Services confirmed the death in a statement

  By Olivia Day Verified · This is Money

  Apr. 11, 2025

• LIVE: Election 2025 - Peter Dutton opens up about his family's reaction to alleged teen bomber: 'Pussycat'

  By Olivia Day Verified| This is Money Verified Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has spoken out over an alleged terror threat targeting him. 'It's just a reality of being a public figure in this role,' he told 9News. 'There are people who become obsessed over the internet, and they can watch all sorts of videos and for me, it's about making sure that my family is safe and I feel safe with the federal police

  By Olivia Day Verified · This is Money

  Apr. 11, 2025

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