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ICAC points to Maguire’s ‘emotional hold’ on Berejiklian

ICAC points to Maguire’s ‘emotional hold’ on Berejiklian

The “particular dynamics” of the relationship between Gladys Berejiklian and Daryl Maguire needed consideration, a NSW court was told.

  • by Michaela Whitbourn

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Rolfe pushed child, dragged him from bin during arrest

Rolfe pushed child, dragged him from bin during arrest

Former constable Zachary Rolfe arrested a child hiding in a bin by pushing it over and dragging him from it, a year before killing Indigenous teenager Kumanjayi Walker.

  • by Neve Brissenden
Seven more Australian kids abducted as Japan debates custody changes

Seven more Australian kids abducted as Japan debates custody changes

The number of Australian children abducted in Japan has jumped by almost 10 per cent in the past year.

  • by Eryk Bagshaw
Bruce Lehrmann to face committal hearing in June for Toowoomba rape case

Bruce Lehrmann to face committal hearing in June for Toowoomba rape case

Bruce Lehrmann faces two counts of raping a woman he allegedly met in a nightclub weeks after he first appeared in a Canberra court over unrelated allegations.

  • by Cloe Read
Surgeon fails in second bid to unmask Nine journalist’s sources

Surgeon fails in second bid to unmask Nine journalist’s sources

The Federal Court found Munjed Al Muderis was trying to circumvent court process and bring the administration of justice into disrepute by issuing a series of subpoenas. 

  • by Marta Pascual Juanola
Rottnest identity Peter Minekus walks free after sentencing over child sex offences
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Rottnest identity Peter Minekus walks free after sentencing over child sex offences

Minekus, a well-known employee at the island’s general store, was given a suspended sentence after pleading guilty to two assaults against a child in the 1980s.

  • by Rebecca Peppiatt
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Land-clearing farmer fined over mass koala deaths

Land-clearing farmer fined over mass koala deaths

James Troeth, 85, was fined $34,000 after pleading guilty to four animal cruelty offences.

  • by Tara Cosoleto
Canadian white nationalist who drove ute into Muslim family gets life

Canadian white nationalist who drove ute into Muslim family gets life

A judge ruled the actions of Nathaniel Veltman were a “textbook example of terrorist motive and intent”.

Why Jarryd Hayne’s spitting mate proves that defamation law is an ass
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Why Jarryd Hayne’s spitting mate proves that defamation law is an ass

The footballer’s friend held Hayne’s sexual assault victim in “contempt” by spitting in her direction, yet he was granted compensation. The law needs fixing.

  • by Geoffrey Watson
Teens involved in Toutai Kefu home invasion sentenced

Teens involved in Toutai Kefu home invasion sentenced

While looking at photos of the Kefu home after the attack, Judge Ian Dearden said “there is more blood there than I ever want to see in the rest of my life”.

  • by Cloe Read
Killer’s bid to reclaim property where ex-wife shot dead

Killer’s bid to reclaim property where ex-wife shot dead

After being released from jail, Barry David Goebel-McGregor battled with his eldest son for ownership of the apartment block where he committed murder.

  • by Clare Sibthorpe