Hunting the ones who keep on abusing
The men who move from partner to partner, threatening, abusing and violently assaulting women are key targets of the six specialist police teams placed throughout NSW.
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Footy dad’s anguish: ‘I got punched in the face and I was the one banned’
He says the sport is his life, but Matt Wakefield has been banned from coaching his son after a violent sideline incident in which he claims he was the victim.
Officer who shot dead Lindt cafe gunman trapped in living nightmare
A hostage from the Lindt Cafe siege has ramped up her fight to allow the hero cop who shot dead Man Monis 10 years ago to finally reveal his identity to the world.
Disturbing twist in case of relentless stalker
As police work to secure a restraining order to protect a woman being bombarded with calls, messages and emails, her relentless stalker is continuing his harassment.
Restaurateur’s deathbed vow: ‘I’ll pay my debts before I die’
A stage four cancer diagnosis forced Barry McDonald to close his 19th restaurant, but the Sydney hospitality boss has vowed to spend his last days working to pay back the money he owes staff.
Cop charged with lying under oath in de Belin, Sinclair sexual assault case
A former police officer has been charged with perjury following a three-year investigation into the sexual assault case involving football star Jack de Belin and his mate Callan Sinclair.
Man charged after fatal stabbing in Quakers Hill
A man has been charged with allegedly murdering another man in Sydney’s west after three unrelated knife attacks within eight hours across NSW, with two men dead and another figuring for life.
Why country women are sitting ducks for DV predators
Women in regional NSW are “sitting ducks” compared to their sisters in the city because they face significantly more barriers to escaping from abusive partners, experts say.
‘The good bloke defence is over’: Thousands gather to say No More to DV
Thousands are calling for action on domestic violence in the wake of the Molly Ticehurst murder as demonstrators take to the streets in Sydney.
‘I’ll be next to die’: Beautician’s stalker hell
A Sydney woman is terrified that she could be the next woman “stabbed or doused in acid” by her relentless stalker — and frustrated that her calls for help are falling on deaf ears.
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