Bondi Junction mass killer Joel Cauchi told a doctor he wanted a psychiatric review for “medical fitness” so he could visit a gun range and practice target shooting, the inquest into the Bondi Junction massacre has heard. Follow updates here.
A man accused of carrying out a series of violent acts against his girlfriend during a fight inside their Wollongong unit allegedly made several chilling threats towards her life, the NSW Supreme Court has been told.
Police allege Dylan Safa was organising the sale of more than 2.5kg of MDMA in a ‘dial-a-dealer’ drug syndicate when he wasn’t studying construction management at Western Sydney University.
A law student who found himself on the wrong side of the bench was busted writing an apology using AI, and one of Sydney’s most famous lawyers puts pen to paper in a new book. The Snitch is here.
A married Coles worker accused of sexually groping a 15-year-old girl at Westfield Bondi Junction allegedly tried to coerce the teen into kissing him and asked her to be his girlfriend, a court has heard.
Court documents state X-rays revealed a newborn had dozens of fractured bones throughout his tiny body, as well as bleeding on the brain. His father is now facing assault charges.
A 29-year-old man has confessed to helping a stranger attack his girlfriend’s ex in a southwest Sydney hotel carpark, leaving the victim sporting multiple stab wounds and a smashed car.
CCTV footage shows the moment Yusuf Nazlioglu stole a Mercedes off a busy Sydney street just days before he was shot dead in an underground carpark at Rhodes.
As MAFS comes before a magistrate, TV groom Ryan Donnelly claims TV “wife” Jacqui Burfoot has continuously harassed and abused him online via social media posts and direct messages.
Suburban plumber Mohamad Derbas’ not-so-smart move in using his own phone to Google how to plant GPS tracking devices on cars has landed him before a court.
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