Mum killed in son’s plot to take over Australia
An autistic boy who took his mother’s life as the first step in a plan to overthrow the government was experiencing a rare shared delusional disorder, a court has been told.
An autistic boy who took his mother’s life as the first step in a plan to overthrow the government was experiencing a rare shared delusional disorder, a court has been told.
Two notorious Aussie fascists who fronted court claiming political persecution are plotting to form a neo-Nazi political party.
The sentencing of a police officer found guilty of manslaughter after he tasered a 95-year-old woman has been called “manifestly inadequate”.
A lawyer representing two men accused of a failed assassination attempt on infamous Sydney night-life figure John Ibrahim has made a firm stance in court.
New details have emerged after a group of men found guilty of gang raping three teenagers during a bucks party are fighting their sentences.
NSW Liberal Party devotees say it pains them to sue their party over a paperwork bugle that left council candidates off tickets.
Surgery performed by Annastacia Palaszczuk’s partner will be at the centre of an inquest into the death of a grandmother, just days after her gastric bypass surgery.
The possibility that killer Joel Cauchi targeted specific groups or individuals will be probed in a five-week inquest into the Bondi attack.
Virginia Giuffre did not appear in court on Wednesday, where she faces a charge of breaching a DV order, after being released from hospital following a bus crash.
The Australian safety regulator wants parts of a lawsuit brought by the widow of Outback Wrangler star Chris Wilson struck out, a court has been told.
Families of the six victims of the Bondi Junction attack have put forward a list of issues they want addressed in a five-week probe.
An intoxicated passenger refused entry at a boarding gate has been charged with disorderly behaviour after he allegedly became abusive towards staff and punched a wall.
A man pretending to be a successful crypto currency trader lived a glam life with his Insta-famous girlfriend before one “monstrous” act.
The man allegedly assaulted an airline staff member during a confrontation on the flight after he allegedly tried to open a plane door.
Australian Federal Police officers travelled to Bangladesh amid a probe into the suspected murder of a young Queensland mother.
A 16-year old boy who sent a Sydney mosque a social media threat referencing a terror attack has accepted responsibility in court for his actions.
One of Australia’s most notorious gangland figures has been spotted in public following his release from prison after 18 years.
A former immigration detainee accused of allegedly charging at police with a metal pole has reacted violently in court for one reason.
The woman is believed to have been suffering from symptoms of a rare psychological disorder at the time of the offence, a court has been told.
Underworld big shot Tony Mokbel was all smiles as he walked out of a Melbourne courthouse, free for the first time in nearly two decades.
Fresh details have come to light after the head of an inquiry into Bruce Lehrmann’s prosecution launched an appeal against accusations of ‘serious corrupt conduct’.
A 24-year-old man has been charged after allegedly making antisemitic comments toward a Sydney hospital worker inside an elevator.
An influencer and ex-partner of a man who killed his own mother to claim her life insurance payout has broken her silence after his sentencing.
A mixed martial arts event has been canned amid fears a high-profile former UFC fighter may be the target of a gangland hit.
The Director of Public Prosecution plans to appeal the sentencing of a cop who avoided jail after fatally tasering a 95-year-old great-grandmother inside a nursing home.
Alleged Jeffrey Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre appeared in court charged with breaching a family violence order just days before she made headlines following a bus crash.
An Australian father created and profited off a child abuse video game downloaded “millions and millions” of times by pedophiles across the globe.
A big admission has been made after a woman was strip searched for 30 minutes at the iconic Splendour in the Grass music festival.
A cinematographer who worked on a hit Hollywood film and distributed an intimate image without consent said it was a “low act”.
Two foreign-born drug offenders have lost a High Court case seeking to expand a ruling against indefinite detention and claim compensation.
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