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Grace Crivellaro

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ABC Illawarra reporter. Former federal politics @AAPNewswire and courts/legal affairs @illawarramerc. Views mine etc crivellaro.grace@abc.net.au
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Families tell of grief and police failures over loved ones and killer Ivan Milat

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By Grace Crivellaro
| ABC News (Australia)
A NSW man has told an inquiry into unsolved disappearances that his parents "died of a broken heart" after his twin sister, 16-year-old Kay Docherty went missing, in 1979. His account is one of many that will be heard as the first day of the inquiry is underway. It will also hear from police and also the brothers of Cheryl Grimmer, a three-year-old who was kidnapped from Fairy Meadow Beach in Wollongong, New South Wales, in January 1970.
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Choirs bring community together and offer antidote to loneliness

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By Grace Crivellaro
| ABC News (Australia)
As the sun sets behind the escarpment and the winter chill sets in, a vibrant choral scene comes alive under a disco ball-adorned marquee at a coastal bowlo. It's a simple weekly ritual for loyal attendees of the drop-in, drop-out choir at the Wombarra Bowling Club, in the NSW Illawarra region, and they say it's about much more than making music.
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Tributes for big-wave surfer Nathan Bartlett who died at NSW South Coast break

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By Grace Crivellaro
| ABC News (Australia)
A tight-knit NSW South Coast community has been rocked by the death of a world-renowned surfer and "pure gentleman". Manyana father and carpenter Nathan Bartlett , 43, died when he and his brother, Byron, got into trouble in waves close to Cape St George Lighthouse, near Jervis Bay, on Wednesday. Emergency services, including police, Marine Rescue NSW, Australian Federal Police and the navy, responded and Mr Bartlett was pulled from the water unresponsive about 1.50pm. He died at the scene.
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