‘Don’t make plans’: Coward puncher warned of possible jail
A man who coward punched a stranger after his drunk girlfriend sideswiped the victim’s parked camper van has been warned he could be facing jail. Read the full story.
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A jury overwhelmingly rejected the evidence of a woman who claimed she was repeatedly choked by her then boyfriend. But his thumbprint on a knife was enough to convict him, a court heard.
PM’s bodyguard ducks behind elderly parents while leaving court
An AFP officer who once worked on the PM’s protection detail ducked behind his elderly parents while leaving court charged with allegedly harassing his ex-girlfriend. See the video.
‘Mild brain injury’: Victim’s fury at dangerous driver’s court delay
Court delays in the case of a speeding driver, who was on cannabis and alcohol when he ploughed head-on with another car, have infuriated a victim involved in the crash.
‘200k’: Cop’s alleged haul of child abuse, bestiality images
A police officer allegedly caught with 200,000 child abuse and bestiality images was allegedly accessing the cops’ database to protect his lover, a court has heard.
‘Lucky to be with us’: Drink-driver ran red light, crashed and fled
A landscaper “taking a punt” that he would get home after a day at the pub, before running a red light, crashing into another car and fleeing on foot is “lucky” to be alive, a court has heard.
Colleague killed mate in ‘frenzied knife attack’: Court
A man with an undiagnosed, untreated schizoaffective disorder took less than two minutes to viciously stab his mate to death in a “paranoia filled rage”, a court has heard.
Truckie’s trial over fatal crash in limbo over legal representation
A truck driver who has denied being under the influence of meth or in any other way responsible for a fatal crash has found himself without a lawyer a month out from his trial.
Demolition company fined over ‘flagrant’ breach of work ban
A demolition company that was found not guilty of negligence when a 60m-long section of scaffolding collapsed onto dozens of cars has been fined for continuing to operate despite a stop work order.
Revealed: Surf club’s restaurant plans, Tuggerah’s new takeaway
A Central Coast surf club is trying its hand at the restaurant game, while the first fast food outlet for the new Tuggerah bulk retail centre has been revealed. See what’s making food news.
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