Crime rate rises amid police budget dispute
Crimes of all kinds increased by eight per cent in SA in the year to December – despite drops in reports of assault, murder and homicide.
Crime In Focus
Paedophile’s lawyers win bizarre legal costs fight
The lawyers for freed paedophile Michael Guider, who pleaded guilty to killing nine-year-old Bondi schoolgirl Samantha Knight, have won a bizarre decision to force the State of NSW to pay their legal costs.
Daughter of couple killed on MH17: ‘We want honesty’
Families not seeking vengeance but answers to the downing of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17, shot by a Russian missile in 2014.
MH17 murders: How movie-set sized trial will play out
Key Kremlin figures are set to be named and shamed as four men go on trial over the shooting down of MH17 in one one of the most technically advanced court hearings ever.
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US cop’s bizarre plan to re-enact Damond shooting
The police officer accused of murdering Australian woman Justine Damond in the US is planning to re-create the shooting when the moon enters the “same phase”.
Inside the mind of a killer: Milat’s bizarre letter
Ivan Milat has sent a strange 10 page letter to News Corp Australia from prison, in which he rants about his relationship with fellow prisoners and gives eerie advice on killing werewolves.
Mum and dad fraudsters new ‘white collar crims’
Federal police are to target lawyers and accountants promoting tax avoidance schemes to mums and dads looking to defraud the Commonwealth through Medicare, NDIS and family day care frauds.
‘I regret everything — except the home invasion’
He’s been jailed for armed robbery, witnessed a brutal prison stabbing, raised eyebrows with a fling with a guard on the outside and — in the one crime he doesn’t regret — bashed a bikie. Now Johnnie Sbrugnera wants to go straight.
How nurse secretly killed hundreds of patients
A German nurse who admitted killing more than 100 of his patients “out of boredom’’ over five years has become one of the world’s most prolific known serial killers.
These are the Aussies spending Christmas in jail
Bali Nine drug mule Renae Lawrence will celebrate her first Christmas as a free woman after almost 14 years behind bars, but dozens of her fellow Aussies will be languishing in cells around the world.
Aussies who never made it home for Christmas
The festive season is meant to be a time for family, but for some, Christmas is a reminder of when their daughters, brothers, mothers and friends vanished without a trace.
How undercover agent brought down an Ibrahim
For more than 18 months, an undercover operative infiltrated the inner circles of the Ibrahim clan and some of the country’s biggest drug dealers. This is the explosive account of how he did it. THE IBRAHIM TAPES: EXCLUSIVE TRANSCRIPTS
Sydney home of Hells Angels president raided
Police raided the waterfront Sydney home of Hells Angels national president Angelo Pandeli, as part of an investigation into a multimillion-dollar drug importation. The raid is part of an investigation into an alleged failed bid to use a small plane to import more than $250 million worth of ice into Australia.
Baden-Clay’s transformation behind bars
Once considered “arrogant” and “above everyone else”, notorious wife killer Gerard Baden-Clay has undergone something of a transformation as he serves his life sentence.
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