Crime Commission seizes 36 houses, luxury cars in NDIS fraud probe
NDIS businesses have allegedly funded $40m in assets for their Sydney-based directors, including luxury cars and 36 properties. No one has been charged, and investigations continue.
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Australia’s youngest killer arrested, just weeks after jail release
Australia’s youngest ever killer, who committed murder at age 13, has been arrested less than a month after being released from prison.
Homicide boss retires, reveals which cases have stuck with him
He is one of the most recognisable officers in the NSW Police Force, but today Danny Doherty will call time on a 40 year career.
Police shortfall could last a decade, internal documents reveal
Top officers warn it may take 10 years to rebuild NSW Police numbers, as internal documents admit vacancies are likely to keep growing- despite government efforts and a surge in applications.
Police shortfall could last a decade, internal documents reveal
Top officers warn it may take 10 years to rebuild NSW Police numbers, as internal documents admit vacancies are likely to keep growing- despite government efforts and a surge in applications.
He stabbed her 78 times and wants sympathy? Throw away the key
Mackenzie Anderson’s murder shocked the country, now her killer Tyrone Thompson has pleaded guilty. If it’s a discount he’s hoping for on his jail sentence, let him have it. It should not matter, writes Josh Hanrahan.
Stabbed 78 times: Parolee admits murdering ex-partner
A man who was banned from contacting his ex-girlfriend has admitted brutally murdering her just 16 days after being released on parole on domestic violence offences. The victim’s mum says the admission is not a sign of remorse.
Alleged playground ‘sexual attack’ on Sydney schoolgirl sparks investigation
The alleged playground sexual attack on a young Sydney schoolgirl earlier this month initially led to a NSW Police investigation.
Assaad clan clashes in bitter battle over home of slain gang kingpin
An infamous Sydney underworld figure’s family have gone toe-to-toe in court over his estate and the home where he was killed.
‘Acts of violence’: Police raids over alleged Sydney tobacco war
When the tobacco wars landed in Sydney, associates of the Alameddine crime clan were allegedly quick to get involved, but those efforts were brought to a rapid halt by NSW Police yesterday morning as they made multiple arrests.
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