Geoffrey Clark grew up on an Indigenous settlement in southwest Victoria and rose to fame as a voice for the Aboriginal people of Australia — but while he was doing good work, he was committing a dark string of crimes.
Disgraced Indigenous leader Geoff Clark has been slammed by a member of his own community for his “greed and hatred toward his own people” as he faces jail for stealing almost $1m from Aboriginal groups.
Geoff Clark’s lawyer says his client’s dealings with world leaders such as Nelson Mandela showcase his good character and should help reduce his punishment as he faces jail for stealing almost $1 million from Aboriginal groups.
A Lilydale mum allegedly salvaged a human toe that a dog had swallowed and was planning to sell it on the black market.
A man who murdered his wife in an ambush attack in their garage hid his bloodied clothes and acted like nothing had happened before inviting his 11-year-old daughter to go into the garage to find her.
Dean Martin, the ex-Rebels bikie and uncle of Richmond superstar Dustin Martin, has walked free from immigration detention after scoring a major legal win.
The axing of an award-winning Victoria Police detective after pictures of a corpse were found on his phone has been ruled “unjust”, but he won’t be back on the beat anytime soon.
The convicted murderer uncle of Bianca Censori — Kanye West’s Australian wife — is suing his sister, claiming she stole tens of thousands of dollars from him.
Melbourne Football Club has won a legal challenge from an aspiring board member who alleged its election system was a “closed shop” and will now pursue the member for costs.
A drug mastermind who used her elderly mother as a courier in her sophisticated dark web trafficking empire has been sentenced to at least a decade behind bars.
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