It is one of Sydney’s hippest new gyms – with former NRL player Daniel Conn and his glamorous partner the faces of Hustle Boxing. But a bitter dispute between Conn and his business partner Simon Maree has landed Conn before court.
A detective investigating the William Tyrrell investigation said he didn’t report his boss, Gary Jubelin, for recording conversations without a warrant because he feared being ‘bullied and belittled’.
A man investigated over the abduction of toddler William Tyrrell was recorded telling his dead wife “make sure you don’t tell anyone love, they are right after me”, a hearing into the legality of the recordings by then-investigator Gary Jubelin (pictured) has heard.
A secretly recorded conversation reveals former homicide detective Gary Jubelin made the suggestion to a person of interest in the William Tyrrell case that he could have accidentally run over the missing child and covered it up.
A Spider-Man suit was planted on the route a key person of interest in the William Tyrrell investigation walked regularly to gauge how he would react, a court has heard.
The fourth victim of last night’s Oatlands crash has been remembered as a “vibrant 11-year-old girl, full of life and love”. Four children walking along the footpath were killed when an allegedly drunk driver ploughed into them in Sydney’s northwest.
While the actions of police during the Lindt Cafe siege have been heavily scrutinised, NSW Police Commissioner Mick Fuller says it’s important to recognise the officers involved. INTERACTIVE: IN THE LINE OF FIRE
More than five years after the Lindt Cafe siege terror attack claimed two innocent lives, 48 NSW Police and Tactical Operations Unit officers will be recognised for their actions. For some, the honour is bittersweet.
An alleged fugitive wanted on a warrant for stealing offences broke cover to chip police on Facebook for posting an unflattering mug shot, she claims was taken five years ago. She also had a few choice words for people commenting on her appearance.
The police team who went into the Lindt Cafe fearing a bomb in gunman Man Monis’s bag would detonate at any moment have revealed the “emotional and operational” cost that fateful night has had on their unit. INTERACTIVE: IN THE LINE OF FIRE
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