Pizza shop owner accused of being drug kingpin
A man is in custody and millions of dollars worth of luxury assets have been seized after a lengthy investigation into an alleged multimillion-dollar meth ring.
Crime In Focus
New fears over Australian IS brides
They’re pleading with the Australian government to bring them home, but dangerous assumptions are being made about brides of Islamic State fighters who could pose ongoing security threats if they return Down Under.
Badly behaved cops busted with cocaine, child porn
Explosive documents have blown the lid off a shame file revealing the improper and illegal acts committed by Australian Federal Police officers who have consorted with criminals, boasted about access to cheap cocaine, and had sex with the victim of a crime.
Outback town ‘so violent it should be shut down’
The outback community in SA’s far north where nurse Gayle Woodford was brutally murdered is so violent it should be closed down, a retired GP has told an inquest into her death.
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Scared for your life: What it’s really like to be stalked
“MY life revolves around it. If it’s really bad, I will be scared 24 hours a day,” says Helen as she details a persistent stalking campaign over three years that has changed her life forever. “It’s like this big sick game.”
Meet the new wave of bikies
FIVE years on from the infamous Broadbeach bikie brawl, Queensland faces a new and very frightening threat.
The Broadbeach bikie brawl: Where are they now?
IT’S been five years since a “lynch mob” of Bandido bikies stormed a busy Queensland dining strip, where they king-hit police, threatened to slit an onlooker’s throat and caused “fear and distress” to innocent women and children. This is what happened next.
Answers prove elusive in Underbelly graves mystery
POLICE trying to identify the remains of three people found in a suspected gangland graveyard at the site of Captain Cook’s first steps in Australia have hit a brick wall, despite DNA testing and expert analysis in the US.
White victims ‘less likely to report domestic violence’
AUSTRALIAN police have seen a dramatic increase in the reporting of acts intended to cause injury, which includes domestic violence — but international analysis shows white victims are less likely to report abuse than other ethnic groups.
Henry Keogh — and the evidence that didn’t add up
FOR two decades, Henry Keogh was in jail as one of SA’s most reviled murderers. But journalist Graham Archer kept questioning the official narrative … and eventually Keogh was cleared. In his own words, Archer recounts the clues and contradictions that led to a wrongful conviction.
Baby killer’s mission to clear name
KELI Lane is adamant she didn’t kill her baby and there’s a small army of people working behind the scenes trying to help her prove it.
The moment Keli Lane was found guilty
FOR months she had sat quietly in the dock listening to claims that she killed her baby daughter Tegan 14 years earlier. As a guilty verdict was delivered, Keli Lane shattered her silence with a piercing scream of “No!” and collapsed to the floor.
Secret Italian mafia files reveal hold on Australia
A SECRET dossier mapping out extensive alleged mafia operations in Australia — has been sent to Italy’s famed anti-mafia prosecutor Nicola Gratteri.
Haddad’s jilted ex makes shock prison request
LAWYERS for Marcelo Santoro have made an astonishing request after a Brazilian police chief slammed NSW Police for not helping with their investigation into the murder of Cecilia Haddad.
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