CrossFit fans unite for Hannah
Australia’s CrossFit community has rallied to honour murdered mother Hannah Clarke and her three children with a special event.
Australia’s CrossFit community has rallied to honour murdered mother Hannah Clarke and her three children with a special event.
As Australia grieves for murdered mum Hannah Clarke, a new text message has emerged showing her frustration after her protection order against her estranged husband Rowan Baxter had been downgraded.
Australia’s new federal police commissioner has signalled a dramatic realignment of the organisation’s focus, and in the crosshairs will be a criminal industry that costs Aussies $150 million a year.
He is well-known for his relationship with ex-AFL star Ben Cousins, but now Angelo Venditti is seeking justice for what he believes was a police stitch-up to get him to roll on Mick Gatto.
HE was suspected of being part of a criminal gang responsible for a brazen robbery of an Armaguard van. Problem was the police didn’t have the proof they needed — until they put him in a cell with two undercover cops. READ THE TRANSCRIPTS
JASON Roberts knows exactly who murdered police officers Gary Silk and Rodney Miller. He always has. But with his plea of innocence headed back to the Supreme Court, the case ultimately comes down to one question.
FROM outback victim Joanne Lees to a bashed MP, cold case murders and sexual assaults, hypnotist Margaret O’Brien has been the secret weapon unlocking forgotten clues for police for nearly 40 years.
THE US man accused of killing his pregnant wife and two kids might have revealed nine telltale signs of guilt when he appealed for their safe return.
THE Rebels may well have grown into the biggest outlaw bikie gang in the country. But with leaders either dead or deported, the club is struggling to recover from a power vacuum — and internal power struggles have weakened their criminal empire.
AN international expert in gunshot wound trajectory has decimated the police theory that a young scientist “accidentally’’ shot himself. NEW PODCAST AVAILABLE NOW
IT was the decade that saw the Queen’s first tour of Australia, a dramatic defection by Soviet spies and the spectacle of the Melbourne Olympics. The police dealt with all these events, plus some shocking crimes.
TONY Mokbel once moaned that he had just $45 to his name as he fought to stay out of prison. It was hard to reconcile the sob story with the incredible wealth authorities had linked to the drug kingpin’s operation.
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