The court in Australian special forces veteran Ben Roberts-Smith’s defamation proceedings has heard claims of complicity in two more Afghan detainee killings.
Prosecutors have withdrawn 48 charges against three male members of a notorious NSW family accused of horrific incest spanning generations but the trio still faces a raft of charges and may face separate trials.
The Sydney man jailed for a one-punch attack that killed teenager Thomas Kelly has been sentenced for bashing a fellow prison inmate, after bragging he’d started ‘kinging’ the rival bikie.
Obesity sufferers have been given new hope after a drug used to combat alcoholism has been linked to dramatic weight loss in animals, while also improving metabolic function.
A Sydney man has been jailed for importing children’s books about princesses, pirates and fairies into Australia with drugs hidden inside the pages as he struggled to fund his cancer treatment.
A NSW court has shaved two years off former world class kickboxer Stuart McKinnon’s sentence for dealing thousands of MDMA tablets to undercover police.
World-renowned body modifier Howard Rollins – better known as Luna Cobra – has been acquitted of helping another modifier mutilate a woman’s genitalia with a ‘branding iron’ in 2015.
Comedian Celeste Barber has hailed NSW firefighters as “rockstars like no others”, while looking on the bright side following a Supreme Court decision on how $51 million she raised for bushfire relief can be spent.
Just how the mammoth $51 million raised by Celeste Barber during Australia’s bushfire crisis will be spent has been decided — and it’s not good news for affected Victorians hoping to see the funds.
Another member of one of Sydney’s most notorious families has been put away, with Michael Ibrahim jailed for up to 30 years for his role in a million-dollar international drug smuggling operation. READ HOW IT UNFOLDED
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