Four face trial over fatal fencing wire crash
The trial against four men alleged to be at the centre of a horror crash that claimed the life of father-of-two Martin Stait near Grafton is underway after four years.
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Alleged “security” man in one-tonne coke bust tries for bail
A co-accused tasked with “security” duties in an alleged $600m cocaine delivery was caught on CCTV driving the vessel before the sting at sea and later found by police in a car loaded with jerry cans full of fuel.
Strata firm sacks employee over alleged ‘unauthorised’ transfers
A staff member at a popular North Coast strata management agency has been sacked “effective immediately” amid allegations of misdirected funds – yet months on, no charges have been laid.
Kitted-up van: Alleged coke gang’s ‘onshore co-ordinator’ in court
Fresh details have emerged about a one-tonne cocaine bust, where an accused “onshore co-ordinator” allegedly drove a white van with trolleys large enough to carry the $623m worth of the drug.
Alleged crime syndicate associate on guns, drugs charges
A Mid-North Coast man with alleged links to a criminal group is facing a laundry list of drugs and firearms charges and also stands accused of violently threatening another man.
Conflicting claims after ex-corrections officer allegedly stabs man
A magistrate has heard a former corrections officer told cops she intended to “kill” a man by allegedly stabbing him in the neck, but the alleged victim claims he “tripped and fell” onto the blade.
Women at centre of home birth death case front court
Two allegedly unqualified ‘birthkeepers’ charged with manslaughter after the death of a baby boy on the Mid-North Coast after a breech delivery went horrifically wrong have fronted court.
‘Heartbroken’: tribute to young motorcyclist killed on Anzac Eve
The sister of a learner motorcyclist that tragically died on Anzac Day Eve on the NSW Mid North Coast has paid tribute to her brother, who was “full of life, love and laughter”.
Squatters stoush in supreme court
The fate of squatters in Lismore and Mullumbimby, may rest on the shoulders of two people who will face off against the NSW Reconstruction Authority in a legal battle to possess the flood-hit buyback properties.
Cops probe double servo heist
Police are on the hunt for a white SUV they believe may be linked to a violent armed robbery at one Mid-North Coast servo and a break and enter at another. Here’s what we know.
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