A Sydney woman who admitted killing her husband in what prosecutors accepted was excessive self-defence has been sentenced to six years and three months in […]
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Teen Boys Charged With Murder Over Alleged Mistaken-Identity Killing of Marco Tapia
Two school-aged boys have been charged with murder over the alleged mistaken-identity shooting of 23-year-old university student Marco Tapia at his family’s home in Sydney’s […]
WA Police Union Calls for Tougher Penalties as Kimberley Officer Assaults Rise
Western Australia’s police union is calling for tougher consequences for people who assault officers after new figures showed attacks in the Kimberley remained at a […]
Snowtown murderer James Vlassakis cleared for parole after review
James Vlassakis, the youngest of the offenders convicted over South Australia’s notorious Snowtown murders, has been cleared for release on parole after a review upheld […]
Pelican Park Taser Incident Renews Scrutiny of Homeless Camp Clearances
A Queensland homelessness advocate has called for a pause on enforcement-led camp clearances after police used a Taser during a confrontation with a man at […]
Melbourne man charged after extremist videos allegedly found on phone
A Melbourne man has been remanded in custody after appearing in court on allegations that a mobile phone linked to him contained violent extremist material, […]
Teen charged with murder over alleged drone role in Merrylands shooting
An 18-year-old man has been charged with murder over his alleged role as a drone operator in the fatal shooting of western Sydney tradesman Joshua […]
Daniel Billings jailed for 28 years over murder of Molly Ticehurst
Content warning: This article discusses domestic and family violence and murder. Daniel Billings has been sentenced to 28 years in prison for the murder of […]
Sydney Businessman Jailed in Landmark Foreign Interference Case
A Sydney businessman has been sentenced to three years and six months in prison for reckless foreign interference after a jury found he knowingly assisted […]
Sydney court data breach case tests use of AI conversations as evidence
A Sydney man accused of accessing thousands of restricted documents on a New South Wales court website will face a longer hearing after prosecutors outlined […]