‘$50 million each’: Michael Ibrahim gets 30 years for global drug ring
Michael Ibrahim, the brother of Kings Cross identity John Ibrahim, has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for his role in a massive global drug ring.
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Prosecutors say a jury did the right thing finding property tycoon Ron Medich guilty of murdering Michael McGurk and the intimidation of his victim’s wife.
RFS wants Barber money freed for fallen bushfire heroes fund
Lawyers for the Rural Fire Service have told a court they would strongly consider using the money raised by comedian Celeste Barber to assist the families of firefighters who died over summer.
Alleged mutilation victim may have suffered amnesia: court
A NSW woman whose genitalia was allegedly mutilated with a branding iron by a body modifier may have suffered amnesia from sedatives she was given for the surgery, a court has heard.
‘He is being set up’: Client defends NSW body modifier
A Sydney body modifier accused of helping his protege to mutilate a woman’s genitals had ‘done nothing wrong’ and was ‘being set up’, a former client told a court today.
Mutilation accused allegedly didn’t ‘like doing genital work’
A NSW woman whose genitalia was allegedly mutilated by a body modifier begged him “please do not punish me” when he refused to perform more surgeries on her, a court heard.
‘He will end up in jail’: warning to alleged body modifier
A Sydney body modifier warned his protege, who is accused of female genital mutilation, would ruin the whole industry and wind up in jail, a court heard.
Catfisher sentenced to six years for ‘sextortion’ of 49 boys
A young man from Sydney’s northern beaches who posed as a 16-year-old girl online to catfish and blackmail boys for porn will spend at least six years in jail.
Ruby Princess owner denies ‘business as usual’ claim for COVID ship
A senior Carnival Australia manager can’t recall assuring the NSW Ports Authority that things were “business as usual” when questioned about coronavirus fears the night before the Ruby Princess docked in Sydney.
NSW Port Authority official thought Ruby Princess was ‘low risk’
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