Melissa Caddick went on a shredding spree
Melissa Caddick shredded hundreds of documents in September — about the time ASIC kicked off its investigation into her business.
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Police have announced a $1 million reward to help solve the mysterious murder of German man Bernd Lehmann, who was found dead in a Sydney unit on Valentine’s Day 2008.
Damning proof why rapists get away with it
Rock bottom conviction rates and a system that robs victims of justice proves there is an urgent need for an overhaul of consent laws and a new top cop is determined to make the change.
Willie Mason backtracks on Bible bashing
Former NRL star Willie Mason has backtracked on his comments that the Bible is ‘fictional’ … in a video posted to the Instagram account of a man described by police as a bikie associate.
Real estate agent ‘moonlighted as cocaine delivery driver’
A western Sydney real estate agent is behind bars over his alleged role in a large cocaine supply network.
Drive-by shooting linked to crime family feud
A drive-by shooting in Sydney’s west overnight has been linked to a feud between warring crime families. But police believe the shooters missed their target.
Bill spat behind bizarre Darling Point raincoat heist
A Sydney arborist held a $700 raincoat for ransom to inspire prompt payment from a Darling Point developer, in a move described by a magistrate as a ‘strange adult tantrum’.
Caddick hiding in plain sight
A private investigator has provided an insight into how Melissa Caddick could live a life under the radar for almost 14 weeks. We take a look at some of the disguises she may be using.
Australian tip-off leads police to phishing mastermind
A tip-off from the AFP has led police to arrest a cyber mastermind whose malicious software was allegedly behind more than half of all phishing scams in Australia in 2019.
Building boss granted bail over alleged union bribes
A plasterer was granted bail after spending two months in custody accused of providing a corrupt benefit to Construction, Forestry, Maritime, Mining and Energy Union officials.
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