Courts
Why a Sydney council threatened the hoarder of Horsley Park with jail
Fairfield City Council has been trying to get Saviour Camilleri to clean up his mess since 2006. A court has given him “one further chance”.
- Michael Ruffles
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‘Dishonest and fraudulent’ scheme: Bankrupt property developers ordered to repay $66m
The Federal Court found that the trio had stripped tens of millions from one of their companies to pay for other dealings they had on the boil.
- Kate McClymont
Rebekah Giles sued for professional negligence in ‘celebrity dog’ case
The high-profile defamation solicitor is facing a lawsuit from her former client, who accuses her of “bullying and intimidation”. Giles rejects the claims.
- Kishor Napier-Raman and Stephen Brook
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- NSW
Hotelier accused of multiple rapes after work event
CCTV footage allegedly captured businessman Jonathon Voll repeatedly raping an employee inside one of his venues.
- Clare Sibthorpe
Jury discharged in trial of celebrity jeweller over staged $2.8m heist
The 67-year-old faced trial alongside two co-accused over their alleged roles in the 2023 insurance sham in which a shop assistant was allegedly strapped to a chair with cable ties.
- Clare Sibthorpe
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- NSW residential property
The sister, the lover and the $300,000 inheritance fight
When the man died without a will, the court had to decide between his only sibling and the “love of his life”.
- Michaela Whitbourn
- Investigation
- Investigation
A supergrass gave up secrets of Sydney’s underworld. Now he wants more than $1m from the crime commission
He risked his life to provide information on the city’s criminal milieu to the authorities. Now he’s in a protracted, top-secret court fight to get paid.
- Neil Mercer
- Exclusive
- Charity
‘You’re not even black’: Boss on workers’ comp for two years after alleged office outburst
A dispute about a performance review led to police being called to the office, a tribunal has heard.
- Amber Schultz
- Updated
- Crime
Service NSW and the dentist: Salim Mehajer’s first day of freedom
The disgraced businessman and former politician has walked out of a Sydney prison, and wasted no time running some errands.
- Sally Rawsthorne
Labor discusses removing Latham’s portrait from caucus room
Tanya Plibersek says she cried when Mark Latham was named Labor leader in 2003. Latham faces abuse claims by his ex-partner, which he denies.
- Jessica McSweeney
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