Coronavirus mask shipment brings elective surgery hope
The Federal Government has secured a shipment of masks ahead of schedule, potentially paving the way for non-essential elective surgery to restart.
Our Journalists
Latest
‘Tonne of ice’ allegedly found inside yacht off NSW coast
A yacht suspected of carrying hundreds of kilos of Mexican meth was boarded under the cover of darkness by elite NSW police before the alleged traffickers knew they were being watched after a tip off from New Caledonian authorities.
Alleged spitter regrets quick trip to shops
A father-of-one has told a court he regrets making a trip to the shops on an unlicensed motorcycle, without a helmet on Friday night. But he denied allegations he spat and coughed on police.
Pell: ‘Child abuse a cancer we had to cut out’
In an exclusive TV interview to be aired on Sky News tonight, Cardinal George Pell says he was ashamed of crimes committed by members of the church, comparing them to a cancer that had to be cut out, as he faces a new child abuse investigation.
Empty courthouses after shutdown like a ‘Mad Max nightmare’
The usually busy courthouses pretty much now resemble the post-apocalyptic scenes from a Mad Max movie. And, if that wasn’t bad enough, lawyers and judges trying to conduct hearings via audiovisual hook-ups, are describing it as “a nightmare”.
William Tyrrell’s mum: ‘Jubelin interrogated us’
William Tyrrell’s foster parents have revealed how former detective Gary Jubelin interrogated them for three hours. It comes as Jubelin, who has been convicted of illegally recording conversations, defended his handling of the case.
Five Sydney hotels turned into COVID-19 hospitals
Five hotels across Sydney have been closed to the public and are instead being used to treat patients suffering from mild cases of COVID-19, with medics from the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital on hand 24/7.
‘Police spitter’ hit with $5000-on-the-spot fine
A man who allegedly spat on police and made a baseless claim about COVID-19 is one of the first people to be hit with a $5000 on-the-spot fine.
Ex-cop Gary Jubelin avoids jail over Tyrrell calls
Two days after being found guilty of illegally recording phone calls during the William Tyrrell investigation, the case’s former top cop has been sentenced. Gary Jubelin faced court today with a cohort of high profile people supporting him.
Tyrrell top cop guilty of unlawful conduct
More than a year after being removed from the investigation into missing toddler William Tyrrell, former detective Gary Jubelin has been found guilty of illegally recording four conversations on his phone with a person of interest.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/ava-benny-morrison/page/31