Stars of two of the world’s biggest TV shows hit Sydney
Spoilers: The White Lotus had viewers cringing worldwide when two brothers took things too far – and now the actor at the centre of the infamous scene and other stars have arrived in town.
Spoilers: The White Lotus had viewers cringing worldwide when two brothers took things too far – and now the actor at the centre of the infamous scene and other stars have arrived in town.
The NSW Premier has thrown his support behind Attorney-General Michael Daley’s call for an ‘urgent review’ into a surge of cases being dismissed in court on mental health grounds.
NSW Attorney-General Michael Daley has requested a please explain meeting with justice department bosses after The Daily Telegraph revealed a spike in people having criminal charges dismissed on mental health grounds.
The amount of people having criminal charges dismissed on mental health grounds in the Local Court of NSW has snowballed, with cases increasing by 50 per cent in the past four years.
“Meeting you is gonna be the downfall of me,” a corrupt Border Force official told the alleged Sydney gangland figure accused of grooming her. The words proved prophetic when he flipped on her, police allege.
A man accused of importing cocaine into Sydney with the help of a corrupt ABF official spoke intimately to her in intercepted conversations, telling her: “I’ve just got to get you a pair of high heels,” police allege.
An Australian Border Force official bragged an alleged gangster would buy her a European holiday or a BMW in a series of texts and calls obtained by a group of detectives. READ THEM
A high-ranking Australian Border Force official is among those charged by a new task force cracking down on drug importation, with it alleged the officer accepted bribes for information.
It’s been 12 months since British law firm Pogust Goodhead opened up shop in Sydney and while the initial plan was to launch up to 10 cases within 18 months in Australia, not a single case has been filed.
The Minns Government has blocked moves to investigate the funding of Muslim groups behind a controversial communique supporting two Bankstown nurses who claimed to have killed Israeli patients.
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