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Anne Worthington

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Juliette's dad tried to kill her after he murdered her sister

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By Dimity Clancey, Anne Worthington, Toni Ambrogetti
| 60 Minutes Australia Verified
Not many teenagers have survived a childhood like Juliette Playford's. She was just eight when her father murdered her little sister Sidney, before trying to end her life too. "He was staring at me. And I just remember his eyes just looking directly at me and I was looking at him. And he had the same face he always had on, which was like a tight-lipped smile," Juliette said.
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'A terrible Pandora's box': Inside Vanessa Amorosi's decade-long family dispute

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By Tracy Grimshaw, Sammi Taylor, Anne Worthington
| 60 Minutes Australia Verified
Vanessa Amorosi has broken her silence on 60 Minutes, revealing what led to her bitter family feud with her mother, Joyleen Robinson, and subsequent court battle. In an exclusive interview with Nine's Tracy Grimshaw for 60 Minutes, the singer said it was important to her to finally address what she described as "the elephant in the room". "People wanna know about it. Why would you do this to your family? Why would you do this to your mum?
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'Self-restrained': Iran hits back on decision to cut diplomatic ties

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By Andrew Probyn Verified, Anne Worthington, Sheree Gibson
| 60 Minutes Australia Verified
Iran's deputy minister of foreign affairs says Tehran has "been self-restrained" in its response to Australia's decision to expel its ambassador last week. In an exclusive interview with 60 Minutes, Esmaeil Baghaei described Australia's expulsion of Ahmad Sadeghi as "regrettable" and "unjustified" and the result of a plot engineered by Israeli intelligence agency Mossad.
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