Woman made infamous in viral video clashes in court over appeal
A woman who went viral after footage of her dramatic arrest surfaced has clashed with a judge as she fights to overturn a slew of convictions.
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‘Like what you see?’: Man thought child was 23 when sending nudes
A South Coast man who allegedly sent a child multiple images of his genitalia, as well as texts saying “like what you see?”, alleges he believed the minor was an adult, a jury has heard.
Burned out, priced out: Single mum’s inferno rebuild in limbo
A single South Coast mother who lost everything in the Black Summer bushfires says her heartbreak continues five years on, as red tape is seemingly halting her and her family’s long awaited rebuild.
Named: Man accused of vile act in front of children on walking track
A man who was allegedly caught committing a vile sexual act while watching two young children on a walking track in the state’s central-west has fronted court.
‘I congratulate her’: Constance concedes after division runs red
Former state minister and Liberal candidate Andrew Constance, poised by political pundits to win the nation’s most marginal seat on Saturday, has officially conceded defeat after a Labor landslide – yet again.
Tiny school’s new hall to help tiny village rise from ashes
A tiny South Coast school miraculously untouched by the devastating Black Summer fires while the town burned around it has lodged plans to erect a new multipurpose hall.
‘Not again’: Tears and grim vibes in state’s most marginal seat
The Labor election night celebration in one of the nation’s most marginal seats is becoming increasingly jubilant, as volunteers start to feel an eerie reminder of 2022 at the Liberal challenger’s event.
‘Insufficient evidence’: Sex pest hairdresser wins partial appeal
A disgraced Sydney hairdresser with a decades-long history of sexual misconduct has had a partial appeal win, with a judge ruling there was “insufficient evidence” on some of his convictions.
‘F—king killed them’: Man’s trauma after running over mates
A South Coast man who allegedly ran over and killed two mates lying on a road told police he “didn’t see them”, before breaking down moments after the crash, a jury has heard.
Signage spat: Independent slammed for ‘illegal’ poster placement
An independent candidate for Australia’s tightest seat has accused three South Coast councils of unlawfully removing her election signs, claiming the moves amount to political interference.
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