The captivating case of a family schism which has torn apart the $100 million Reserve Hotels board just got weirder. Ousted son-in-law Dimitri Kentrotis has also been charged with fleeing a drug test and his lawyer says it’s because he has PTSD from a tsunami.
Neighbours often don’t get on but it rarely comes to this…. What started with a little bit of landscape gardening, ended with a housewife brandishing a kitchen knife as her husband brawled with the next door neighbour.
The blockbuster feud which has torn apart the family behind the Reserve Hotels empire has been back before the courts. The boardroom tussle has been laid bare with allegations the son-in-law to the firm’s patriarch made threats to staff loyal to him.
Five people accused of an elaborate identity theft scam have had a hefty slew of charges dropped.
A judge has lashed out at the continued delays in the case of a man alleged to have run over a beloved eastern suburbs art collector and philanthropist.
A once popular Greek restaurant has gone into liquidation with debts of more than $300,000. The liquidator appointed has also raised fears for those still owed money.
A former member of Australia’s Got Talent dance group Justice Crew has been back before the courts on charges of being part of a syndicate that allegedly swindled almost $6 million via an email scam.
Young eastern suburbs netballers wanted a place to train and some of the locals weren’t playing ball. But now the Christison Park saga has come to a close.
A former Cranbrook schoolboy who once groomed a child via an online game before abusing him has found himself back in court. The 34-year-old is on the Child Protection Register for life.
Tributes have been paid to one of the unsung figures of Australian cricket, without whom World Series Cricket may never have got off the ground. Phil O’Sullivan also coached the likes of David Warner and was instrumental in expanding coaching for juniors.
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