Courts
Brother of girl accused of murdering Cassius Turvey says he lied to police to protect her
Tyler Gilmore gave evidence in the Supreme Court of WA on Thursday that he later admitted was a lie, as he was accused of fabricating evidence to protect his big sister.
- Rebecca Peppiatt
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Teen at centre of ‘love triangle’ in Cassius Turvey murder trial takes stand
Prosecutors say it was a teenage romance that launched a series of events that led to the murder of Indigenous schoolboy Cassius Turvey in 2022.
- Rebecca Peppiatt
- Opinion
- UK
Who cares if Sam Kerr called a policeman ‘stupid and white’? I don’t
I’ve been in Sam Kerr’s shoes – a terrified woman of colour trapped in the back of an Uber – and I don’t blame her.
- Nadia Russell
- Analysis
- Matildas
Why the battle has only just begun for Sam Kerr
Having left court on Tuesday in London after being found not guilty, Sam Kerr is about to meet a new set of challenges.
- Jonathan Drennan
Star’s junket ignorance ‘particularly strange’ after Crown media storm
The corporate regulator questioned the credibility of the Star Entertainment board’s ignorance of the risks posed by its junket business, following bombshell allegations against Crown.
- Colin Kruger
Pressure to axe Lattouf came ‘from higher up’, ABC manager claimed
ABC Radio Sydney’s then-content director has said she “did not see anything wrong” with a social media post that triggered Antoinette Lattouf’s removal on-air.
- Michaela Whitbourn
Antoinette Lattouf v ABC as it happened: Broadcaster’s head of audio ‘not satisfied’ former presenter breached policy as unlawful termination case continues
The Federal Court heard from three ABC witnesses on Wednesday after former chair Ita Buttrose delivered a combative performance in the witness box.
- Michaela Whitbourn
Eddie Obeid to be released from jail before his third trial next year
The former Labor minister was dressed in his bottle-green prison clothing as he appeared via video from Sydney’s Long Bay jail for his latest court hearing.
- Kate McClymont
- Analysis
- Sam Kerr
Drunken night out sparks questions about power, privilege and race
On social media and in cafes, many thought the case against Sam Kerr was a storm in a teacup. But inside the court, with two of Britain’s top-flight barristers, it was deadly serious.
- Rob Harris
All judges immune from lawsuits, High Court rules, sparing Vasta
Federal Circuit Court Judge Salvatore Vasta had been held personally liable for wrongly jailing a man during a divorce case.
- Abe Maddison
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