HEADLINES: Granny Taser Death Inquest Update & Karl Stefanovic Teases New Move
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HEADLINES: Granny Taser Death Inquest Update & Karl Stefanovic Teases New Move
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🗞️ HEADLINES
- An inquest into the taser death of 95-year-old great-grandmother Clare Nowland heard only one police force from around the country has taken up an offer to train officers to deal with patients with dementia
- A court has ruled Coles misled Aussie shoppers with fake discounts on everyday grocery items
- A young woman has been arrested and charged in Sydney over an alleged plot to murder a gangland figure
- New mums are most at risk of major depression in the first two weeks after giving birth
- Karl Stefanovic is eyeing a move to radio when his Channel Nine contract ends at the end of the year
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