Fiona Barbieri has been denied freedom nearly eight years after the brutal stabbing murder of police officer Bryson Anderson. Her son Mitchell is serving a 15 year sentence for the 45-year-old father’s murder.
The Ruby Princess submitted an updated human health report seven hours before the ship berthed in Sydney, showing the number of sick people onboard was increasing.
An online “catfisher’’ boasted to a friend of one of his victims “police don’t have the tools or power to catch people like me”, before he was arrested for 54 offences relating to blackmailing boys aged eight to 15 in a child abuse “sextortion’’ plot.
A government health official has been brought to tears during a tense inquiry into the handling of the Ruby Princess fiasco which the commissioner has branded a “reprehensible shortcoming in NSW Health”.
Ahead of his sentencing for his role at the helm of an international drug ring, documents have been released detailing Michael Ibrahim’s crimes, the deals he hoped would make him millions, an ‘apology letter’ that contains no apology.
A man allegedly abducted a 12-year-old schoolgirl from a skatepark in Sydney’s north before he drugged and sexually assaulted her at home in Dural, a court heard.
A former actor charged over the murder of a home invader in Sydney’s inner west wants to delete his police bail reporting conditions to protect his sick mum from coronavirus risks.
The NSW CFMEU has been fined nearly $200,000 after it organised a strike for Sydney construction workers disputing one hour’s pay.
The brother of Kings Cross identity John Ibrahim was the “linchpin” of a global drug ring and assured an undercover cop: “no one’s gonna rob me”, a court has heard.
Radio broadcaster Ray Hadley allegedly hurled “vile slurs” at his former long-time producer Chris Bowen “almost every day” for 20 years and made racist comments about a fellow host, a court has heard.
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