Courts
Annie Nolan cops burglary on her chin
The social commentator and wife of former Bulldogs star Liam Picken, though understandably upset, could also see the lighter side of her ordeal and even shared some of the more embarrassing details.
- Kishor Napier-Raman and Stephen Brook
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Doctor accused of disfiguring patient during genital surgery
The Melbourne gynaecologist’s former patient claims she suffers from impaired sexual function, regular infections and psychological trauma.
- Cameron Houston and Melissa Cunningham
Coroner investigates baby’s death after home birth gone wrong
A coroner will investigate the death of a newborn baby who died after the mother planned a home birth in regional Victoria.
- Erin Pearson
Court quashes federal police bid to keep Ben Roberts-Smith corruption probe secret
The Federal Court has brushed aside the AFP’s attempts to keep secret the details of an anti-corruption investigation that reached the top levels of the peak policing body.
- Michael Bachelard and Nick McKenzie
Man charged over sending federal, state MPs antisemitic death threats
A Reservoir man, 33, was charged on Thursday for allegedly contacting a federal MP making death threats and antisemitic comments.
- Olivia Ireland
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Police identify eight accused criminals left untracked by bail firm collapse
The alleged offenders will be individually assessed by police after BailSafe Australia shut down more than a week ago, leaving their whereabouts unknown.
- Chris Vedelago
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Collapse of private bail-monitoring firm leaves accused criminals unaccounted for
Alleged drug traffickers, gunmen, arsonists and money launderers have been granted bail under the supervision of a private provider.
- Chris Vedelago
‘Inherently risky’: Pam the Bird accused refused bail
Jack Gibson-Burrell, the man allegedly behind the prolific Melbourne tag, will remain behind bars after a magistrate found his behaviour was a risk to public safety.
- Erin Pearson
‘Prejudice motivated’: Man charged over antisemitic graffiti, bacon attack
The 68-year-old Macedon man allegedly daubed antisemitic graffiti on a fence in Melbourne’s inner south and then spat on and threw bacon at a passerby who tried to stop him.
- Paul Dyer
Police seek FBI help in Pam the Bird graffiti case
The man police say is responsible for the prolific spread of Pam the Bird graffiti was back in court on Tuesday as police seek to prove he is behind the tag’s Instagram account.
- Erin Pearson
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