Man charged with murdering Audrey Griffin found dead in cell
Audrey Griffin’s accused murderer has killed himself in jail, allowing The Daily Telegraph to reveal previously withheld details about how he confessed in a phone call.
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‘Audrey and every person deserves to feel safe’: Thousands join vigil
Wearing white, thousands of Central Coast residents descended upon Terrigal Beach to remember beloved local teenager Audrey Griffin and demand action on violence against women.
Teens arrested over alleged dating app set-up robberies
Police have charged four teens who allegedly set up dates with men on a dating app before bashing and robbing them on the NSW Central Coast.
Dance teacher convicted of sexually penetrating woman
A dance teacher and real estate agent found guilty by a jury of digitally penetrating a woman while she was drunk on an overseas cruise will not serve any time in jail.
‘Don’t let me die’: Woman sentenced after Westfield stabbing
Yelling and armed with a knife, a drug-fuelled woman hunted down another in a Westfield car park and stabbed her in a frenzied attack which left the victim slashed to the bone and begging not to die.
How police allegedly unlocked a murderous secret
For 25 days, no one was in the cross hairs of detectives investigating what they thought was the misadventure death of popular Central Coast teenager Audrey Griffin. Then a grainy photograph was posted. And then the phone rang.
Man fronts court for upskirting woman at Bunnings
A senior manager who secretly filmed up a woman’s skirt at a Bunnings store has faced court, after being caught in the act by the victim and her husband.
Lawyer who defended Cobby killer suspended
High-profile Sydney solicitor Leigh Johnson, who shot to fame representing one of the men who brutally murdered beauty queen Anita Cobby, has had her practising certificate suspended.
Drunk teen sentenced for threatening men with knife
A drunk teenager who broke into a stranger’s home on the Central Coast and threatened two men with a knife, telling them “I don’t want to kill you”, has been sentenced in court.
Two viral dessert franchises go into liquidation
Two popular Sydney dessert bar franchises behind a viral sweet treat that took the world by storm have gone into liquidation, owing tens of thousands of dollars. Here’s what we know.
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