Right-wing extremist Ricky White, who burned down a Pentecostal church in Taree in 2016, is in trouble with police again after shaving his bushranger beard — going against strict orders about not changing his physical appearance without informing police first.
A high-end Sydney real estate agent is taking a millionaire hotel tycoon to court, claiming he owes her more than $200,000 from the sale of his $20 million harbourside Vaucluse home.
A grandfather used a butcher’s knife to cut himself free after being tied to a chair in a burning house in country NSW. Details of the terrifying kidnapping ordeal were revealed as one of the offenders was jailed for 23 years.
High-profile sports star, former AFL star Josh Gibson, is one of a number of investors who have been impacted by a dispute between the former partners in up-market gym chain BeFit in Sydney’s Double Bay.
A $5 million fund will give bushfire victims access to free legal advice to help them battle tedious insurance claims or gain access to social security.
The man who streaked through a 2013 State of Origin match wearing nothing but sneakers has attracted the attention of police once again, this time he is charged with possessing a prohibited drug.
Lawyer Michael Croke, who is on remand as he awaits sentencing after being found guilty of laundering $700k belonging to a US cocaine syndicate, found himself housed in the same section of the jail as the star witness in his case — drug cartel boss Owen Hanson.
Australia Day 2021 is set to become a National Day of Thanks to honour the frontline workers who helped pull our country through the COVID-19 pandemic – and the everyday community heroes who helped out in big and small ways. At the same time, News Corp Australia is today launching its thanksamillion campaign honouring our frontline heroes.
While most of Australia was locked down at the height of the coronavirus pandemic, Rachel Macfarlane was on the health crisis frontline. Working up to 15-hour days, the St Vincent’s Hospital incident response nurse sacrificed her own health and time with her family to care for everyday Aussies.
News broke this week that John Ibrahim’s model girlfriend Sarah Budge had closed her bar due to the COVID-19 crisis, leaving 18 staff out of work. But she’s wasted no time getting back in business.
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