Woman basher faces deportation over false court statements
A Pakistani man faces deportation over pressuring an associate to make false court statements while he was on remand for bashing a woman.
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Accused high country killer pleads not guilty as missing camper trial begins
Greg Lynn has pleaded not guilty to the murders of missing campers Russell Hill and Carol Clay, as his highly anticipated trial begins in the Supreme Court.
Jury issue derails opening of missing campers trial
The jury in the Greg Lynn murder trial has been discharged, as opening addresses were due to begin in the Supreme Court.
Hotel quarantine criminal charges against Vic health department dropped
Criminal charges against Victoria’s health department over the bungled hotel quarantine program have been dropped with the workplace regulator saying it’s “deeply disappointed” by the decision.
Man who ditched wife in Sudan first Victorian convicted of exit trafficking
A Melbourne man who tricked his wife into travelling to Sudan before returning to Australia with their children and cancelling her visa faces years behind bars after being found guilty of exit trafficking.
Federal Court dismisses refugee’s appeal against hotel detention judgment
The Federal Court has upheld a ruling that the detention of refugees in two Melbourne hotels was lawful despite lacking “humanity”.
Emma Bates feared she was in danger before her death
A Cobram woman feared for her safety before she was found dead in her home this week, a court has heard, as the man accused of assaulting her gave the middle finger to the court.
Father’s heartbreak after murder-suicide tragedy
A father has spoken of his grief after his wife deliberately lit their car on fire in Cranbourne West, killing herself and the couple’s two young daughters.
Drugged-up granny killer pleads guilty to manslaughter
A man who was in a cannabis-induced psychosis when he killed his grandmother at their Darley home has made an 11th hour plea deal two weeks into his murder trial.
Man accused of shooting mate in the back of the head walks free
A man who was on trial for the murder of his friend in a shed in Baxter, southeast of Melbourne, has been found to have no case to answer.
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