Money hunt goes on into Caddick’s complex fraud
ASIC has sought to assure investors who have lost money with fraudster Melissa Caddick that their attempts to recover the funds will continue.
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$15m puzzle: Ibrahim linked company put into liquidation
Mystery surrounds why a company linked to John Ibrahim that owns blue ribbon real estate in Kings Cross has been put into liquidation.
Revealed: Luxury life of drug kingpin ‘Mr Worldwide’
He fled Sydney after a gang shootout to become a global drug smuggler but was later caught in drug sting by an undercover cop who brought an international syndicate to its knees.
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.
Inmate charged over terror plots after ‘Jihad’ notebook found
A man has been charged with terror offences after police found letters and a notebook with Islamic extremist ideology in his Goulburn jail cell.
Terror propaganda revealed to be National Geographic doco
Ahmed Elomar, the brother of slain Islamic State terrorist Mohamed, was charged with allegedly breaching orders not to watch terrorist propaganda — only for a court to hear he viewed an award-winning National Geographic documentary instead.
Lawyer for alleged drug lord blasts AFP
Lawyers for an accused drug lord arrested in Thailand say he can’t fight his extradition to Australia because police refuse to provide the evidence in his case.
Sexual assault tears apart Eastern Suburbs friend group
It was the phone call that led to a sexual intercourse without consent conviction and destroyed the bonds of a tight-knit group who had been friends since their days at some of Sydney’s elite private schools.
Chief Magistrate: Local courts starved of funding
The state government has copped a serve from Chief Magistrate Graeme Henson for underfunding the NSW Local Court system — and it’s not the first time he has lashed out.
Inside the sting to take down an Ibrahim
One cop juggled multiple fake identities to simultaneously infiltrate and take down three separate crime syndicates, including one headed by Michael Ibrahim. Here’s how he did it.
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