‘Shaken to death’: Baby died of ‘catastrophic’ head injuries
A couple accused of murdering a five-week-old boy have been committed to stand trial, after a court heard he had suffered significant head trauma and fractures.
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Baby murder-accused mum’s reaction shocks paramedic
A paramedic has told a court she was surprised a baby’s mother – now charged with his murder – said she couldn’t accompany them to the hospital after the boy’s heart stopped.
Truck driver on meth in Bruce Hwy crash that killed girlfriend
The daughter of a woman killed in a Bruce Highway rollover has shared her “hate” at the driver’s sentencing, telling him she hoped he would suffer for the rest of his life.
Methed-up killer driver fights ‘crushing’ 10-year sentence after 164km/h crash
A Sunshine Coast woman who killed a Gold Coast truck driver while doing 164km/h with meth in her system has claimed her 10-year sentence was “excessive” and “crushing”.
Mum’s ‘real terror’ as baby taken by stranger to ‘play mummy and daddy’
A mother whose baby girl was taken from a Brisbane car park by a stranger who wanted to “play mummy and daddy” has described how she has been haunted by one thing the thief said to her when she chased her down.
Second man charged with attempted murder over home invasion shooting
A second man has been charged with attempted murder after a man was shot multiple times at a northside home last month.
‘Unlawful tactics’: CRR subbies to join forces in court against CFMEU
Cross River Rail subcontractors are looking to join forces with the lead contractor as it takes on the embattled CFMEU in court, as they seek damages for alleged picketing and use of “unlawful tactics” on sites.
Shock reason magistrate’s youth crime lockout will stand
A Courier-Mail journalist was barred from publishing information on every youth crime case at a local Queensland court and now the magistrate’s boss has responded.
‘Lost for words’: Family’s shock as killer’s co-worker beats murder charge
The man who drove wife killer Brian Johnston to his victim’s home just hours before her death has walked away from court a free man after spending more than three years in custody on a murder charge.
‘Didn’t know I was confessing for a murder’: Trial comes to close
The man who drove Brian Johnston to Kelly Wilkinson’s house on the morning of her murder claims he was “confused and scared” when he told police he knew of Johnston’s intentions.
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