Chief safety officer ‘quit’ months before worker crushed to death
Court documents reveal Custom Bus Group was without a chief safety officer in the months before a horror workplace forklift accident that killed new father Tuaese Taufa.
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Molly Ticehurst: Alleged killer’s case delayed more than a year on
Molly Ticehurst’s family filed into Parkes Local Court on Friday, hoping for movement in the case against their daughter’s alleged killer. They left bitterly disappointed.
Brotherly ban after bail plea on $10m counterfeit goods charges
Two brothers accused of importing and selling counterfeit luxury goods and converting them into a $10m empire are forbidden from seeing each other after they were granted strict bail. Here’s the latest from court.
Trio seek bail on ‘doomed’ $10m fake luxury goods charges
Lawyers for three western Sydney mates who turned the importation and sale of counterfeit luxury goods into a $10m empire claim criminal charges against their clients are doomed to fail.
Revealed: Shooting target’s alleged role in $4.5m tobacco ‘rip’
The alleged Alameddine crime clan associate who has survived four attempted hits is accused of organising a street gang to ‘rip’ $4.5m of illegal tobacco from a rival gang.
‘Bad’ preacher argues constitution protects anti-Jew comments
Muslim cleric Wissam Haddad’s own lawyers admit some of his comments about Jews are “awful” — but they are arguing the constitution allows him to say them.
Muslim cleric’s anti-Jews comments labelled ‘textbook Mein Kampf’
Israeli immigrant Guy Peleg told the Federal Court he felt like he was living in Nazi Germany when he heard “anti-Semitic” comments made by an Islamic cleric in the weeks after the Hamas attacks.
Controversial Islamic preacher denies ‘influencer’ claim in court grilling
Controversial cleric Wissam Haddad has taken to the witness box in court to give evidence about a series of religious sermons in which he called Jews “mischievous”, “shifty” and “arrogant”.
Jewish leader felt ‘dehumanised’ by cleric’s sermon, court told
A Sydney Jewish leader has told a court he was left feeling “dehumanised” after a controversial Islamic cleric allegedly made a series of “derogatory” and “insulting” remarks about Jews in a series of religious sermons posted to social media.
Ex-Star executive in bitter legal battle with ritzy neighbour
Fresh off a legal drubbing by the Federal Court, ex-Star executive Harry Theodore has found himself in a court battle with his closest neighbour in the ritzy suburb of Hunters Hill.
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