Mining tycoon’s fraud case buried under ‘one million documents’
He’s been in court, and had his assets frozen, for three years – now this magnate has accused prosecutors of “dumping” evidence on him at the last minute.
He’s been in court, and had his assets frozen, for three years – now this magnate has accused prosecutors of “dumping” evidence on him at the last minute.
She was once on the BRW rich list because of her real estate empire. Now she’s demanding money from her landlord in a tense legal battle.
The former drug associate of an alleged triple murderer said he came to his house with blood-stained jeans and wanted to trade in stolen goods to Cash Converters, a court heard.
Poisoner Wendie-Sue Dent has made a bold legal move – but her victim’s family say that doesn’t change the battle for his assets and ashes.
A pensioner has admitted to killing one person, and seriously injuring another, in a crash on the Fleurieu Peninsula.
A law designed to close the gap in fatal road crash cases is set to be tested in court for the first time, but the accused driver already wants to barter with prosecutors.
A former SANFL player’s harrowing abuse of his ex-wife has been detailed in court, including his threats to burn her alive.
The alleged wheelie bin love triangle murderer, who has twice postponed her case, has offered a unique reason for a third delay.
Phyllis Harrison’s alleged murderer admitted going on to her property on the day she died, a court has heard – but claimed an innocent reason.
Family members of an accused serial killer’s first alleged victim have told a court of the horrific day they found her dead in her home.
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