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‘Die you dog’: Mum and dad duo jailed over stabbing
A brotherly bust-up which resulted in a missing tooth led to a wild episode of knife violence in Sydney’s west. The two parents responsible for the brutal stabbing have been jailed.
Developer went ‘fishing, hunting’ with heritage mansion’s owner
The relationship between a prominent property developer, charged in relation to a blaze which tore through a heritage mansion, and the mansion’s owner has been revealed in court.
Sex worker caught up in chaotic armed carjacking and manhunt
A young Albury sex worker became involved in an armed taxi-jacking and police pursuit before a full blown bushland manhunt in western Sydney. Now she has been sentenced.
‘Ain’t even that young’: ’Daddy’ jailed over child abuse material
A man who used the usernames of “Fluffypolarbear” and “Mr Bear” to send a receive vile child abuse material has been jailed. Warning: Graphic content.
Dad busts man’s secret Snapchat romance with 13yo girl
A man’s illegal relationship with a 13-year-old girl – six years his junior – involving sexually explicit Snapchat messages and a secret phone ended when it was uncovered by the victim’s father, a court has heard.
Drug dealing dad learns fate in 2kg coke bust
A western Sydney dad and former council worker who lost everything after his arrest for cocaine supply has learned his fate in court.
Australia’s ‘most dangerous criminal’ bites off relative’s ear
Bikie boss Ian Clissold boasted he was the most dangerous criminal in Australia, and a young relative found out the hard way not to stand in the way of the bikie thug.
‘Not a bikie gang’: Blockade Australia campers get bail eased
Nine people charged over their alleged involvement in a Blockade Australia camp which police said left them “fearing for their lives” have had their bail conditions loosened. See why they’re now allowed to communicate with fellow activists.
Dad-of-six intentionally crashed car after reading daughter’s diary
A western Sydney father, emotional after reading his daughter’s diary, drove a car into a power pole leaving his child seriously injured and hospitalised for two weeks.
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