Three men have been found guilty of the most significant and complex tax fraud in the nation. A Sydney jury found they ripped more than $100 million from the ATO. Jurors are yet to return verdicts for two other co-accused.
Bruce Lehrmann, the man who faced trial denying he raped Brittany Higgins in Parliament House, has launched two lawsuits against media networks in the Federal Court.
An SAS veteran has pleaded guilty to hindering AFP officers after he had given evidence in the defamation trial launched by Ben Roberts-Smith.
He supplied almost half a tonne of the liquid party drug known as “fantasy” with the help of an international contact named Wuhan Wanda — but Sydney’s Halil Delialioglu could be out of jail on parole as early as next year.
Tensions have boiled over in a lawsuit launched by a former Liberal staffer against her ex-lover and former MP Craig Laundy, who she alleges psychologically abused her.
NSW Police Minister Paul Toole’s brother Kurt will be sentenced after pleading guilty to charges over dealing cocaine and amphemtamine and a pub brawl.
Accused sex-slaver Rungnapha Kanbut has been released on bail to live in country NSW as she awaits retrial for allegedly enslaving two Thai women in Sydney brothels.
They have different professions and come from different parts of NSW but they have one thing in common — they have all been charged with possessing horror child abuse material. See the list.
NSW’s justice system is buckling under a pandemic backlog, with lawyers saying accused people are considering guilty pleas rather than fighting to clear their names while victims and witnesses are backing out of cases.
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