When police raided body modifier Brendan Russell’s home they allegedly found jars of body parts, anaesthetic and a DIY guide to surgery. Russell pleaded not guilty to the genital mutilation of a woman in 2015 while his co-accused Howard Rollins on Tuesday pleaded not guilty to being an accessory to the botched operation.
A court is asking why the stepdaughter of famous painter John Olsen kept quiet after her dying mother gifted her $2.2m at a bank in Bowral.
A family has been shattered by the horrific alleged domestic violence death of Erlinda Songcuan, 69, at her idyllic suburban home in Sydney’s west. Her 73-year-old husband Engracio faced court on Sunday charged with murder.
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.
Two teenagers who embarked on a “violent and uncontrolled criminal rampage’, killing a defenceless service station worker and scrawling ‘IS’ in his blood have been jailed for decades.
Gas giant BOC has been cleared of wrongdoing after its subcontractor lied on forms saying he’d tested gas lines in a hospital maternity ward, leading to the death of a baby.
Just a few weeks after murder accused Kevin Pettiford allegedly slashed another inmate’s throat, he allegedly pulled a razor from his penis and slashed a prison guard.
Inmate Vester Fernando has allegedly been caught in chilling CCTV vision stabbing another inmate in the throat and chest at Kempsey prison. GRAPHIC WARNING
Jars of peanut butter may not be as plentiful as usual from Wednesday as stocks start to feel the impact of a court case between two food giants.
Qantas is being pursued in the courts by unions who say workers, including a man battling cancer and another awaiting a triple bypass, have been denied access to their leave entitlements.
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