Two wounded in horror daylight shooting
Two men have been shot and a car and tree set alight following a horror alleged public place shooting on a busy daytime street.
Courts & Law
State on brink of chaos over major change
One Australian state is on the brink of more worker chaos amid plans to overhaul workers compensation.
Tyrrell’s foster mum has major legal win
William Tyrrell’s foster mother has learned her fate after she fought to have her convictions for intimidation and assault overturned on appeal.
Teen beaten, stabbed in own backyard
Shocking video can be revealed of a teenage boy being beaten and stabbed during a horrifying home invasion in Sydney’s inner west.
‘Unreasonable’: Boxer’s claim after referee attack
The 26-year-old accepts he acted in an “appalling way”, but is otherwise of “good character”, a court has been told.
Push to change system after Bondi attack
Experts have revealed a tool to rapidly triage patients could have had a “significant impact” at the fatal Westfield Bondi Junction attack.
Desperate plea after ‘broken promise’
Injured workers have issued a desperate plea in a letter to a state government they say broke a promise with a proposal to reform workers compensation.
Update on mum accused of killing two sons
The mother was arrested last year after her two boys, aged nine and 11, were found in their beds with stab wounds.
Bondi killer’s ‘red flags’ before attack
An inquest has heard details of the psychiatric care Joel Cauchi received in the years leading up to him going on a murderous rampage through the Bondi Junction shopping centre.
Insiders used to import 6kg cocaine
A man allegedly caught collecting 6kg of cocaine from an international commercial flight in Sydney told police his suitcase was filled with plaster.
Bombshell move in caravan inquiry
An explosive inquiry into the Dural caravan plot and controversial new anti-hate laws will be referred to a parliamentary ethics committee.
Sad detail about man who caused lockdown
The man who threatened staff at the school where water polo coach Lilie James was murdered by Paul Thijssen has done it tough since leaving jail.
Emails reveal uni’s plan for Jewish students
A leading Australian university proposed providing a separate entrance for exams to “Jewish students” to avoid a pro-Palestine encampment.
‘Turning point’ for state’s brumbies
New photos have revealed the “turning point” in one state’s fight to control feral horses – the famed Snowy Mountain brumbies.
Eye-watering sum Qantas saved after sackings
The airline was faced with a “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity” to save millions each year after illegally sacking workers.
Bombshell claim about Sofronoff report
Lawyers for Walter Sofronoff say the integrity watchdog had now conceded that a report into his handling of the Bruce Lehrmann probe contained errors, a court has been told.
‘A rare murder’: Why BRS challenge failed
A court has released its reasons for throwing out Ben Roberts-Smith’s defamation appeal, saying two errors by a judge were “immaterial”.
Wild details after Sydney school in lockdown
A court has been told new details about the man who threatened staff at the school where water polo coach Lilie James was murdered.
Major update on alleged killer cop
A former cop who allegedly killed his ex-partner and the man’s new boyfriend following a pattern of “predatory” behaviour will front court more than a year after the double homicide.
Watch seller in paradise, owes Aussies $800k
A Sydney watch seller who vanished without a trace leaving dozens out of pocket has been spotted in Thailand.
Cops left security on hold in Bondi attack
A CCTV control room operator was left on hold for six minutes by police amid the fatal Bondi attack, with a “dangerous” detail in the call revealed in court.
‘Terrify Jews’: Upshot of Dural caravan plot
A criminal conspiracy behind a spate of anti-Semitic attacks would likely have “escalated”, a landmark inquiry has been told.
Qantas ‘deeply sorry’ for ‘appalling act’
Qantas has admitted it was “in the wrong” when it illegally sacked more than 1800 ground workers, with the airline waiting for the penalty to be imposed.
Truckie charged after M1 debris chaos
A truck driver has been charged after 840kg of metal scraps spilled onto a major highway, impacting an estimated 300 cars and bringing traffic to a standstill.
Warning ahead of anti-Semitism probe
As one state prepares to probe rising anti-Semitism, a peak Jewish body warns that anti-hate laws have not made many in the community feel safer.
BRS vow new fight on war crime claims
Ben Roberts-Smith has lost his appeal in his defamation case against Nine Newspapers, in which he was ruled by a civil standard to be a war criminal.
Woman ‘terrified’ during horror strip search
A woman unlawfully strip searched at a major music festival “wanted to scream” in a “colossal” contravention of legal protections, a court has been told.
Senior cops’ ‘failure’ before horror strip search
The “senior echelons” of one of the country’s largest police forces failed to properly train officers before a woman’s “humiliating” strip search, a court has been told.
Key detail that exposed girlfriend killer
A man has been jailed after strangling his girlfriend to death, wrapping her body in plastic bags and dumping her in the bush in a callous DV murder.
‘Backstabbing’: Workers comp fight erupts
Unions representing tens of thousands of workers across one state are fighting reform to workers compensation one likened to a “dark-alley backstabbing”.
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