Paul Thijssen feared ‘a stain on his perfectly constructed and ultimately fake reputation’ and brutally murdered Lilie James after days of stalking and preparation, an inquest has heard.
Paul Thijssen, the killer of his 21-year-old ex-girlfriend, ‘rehearsed’ the crime; he had also stalked his former partners, a coronial inquest has heard.
A Wiradjuri man is challenging Charles Sturt University to prove the legitimacy of its land rights, after it appealed for his arrest over alleged trespassing.
A re-elected Labor government will commit $7m to the flawed website Medical Costs Finder, a $24m venture supported by only 70 of 11,000 specialists.
The pages of an obscure frontier memoir provide rare insight into the potential groundwork for evidence critical to the closure of the Blayney gold mine.
Women will have access to cheaper birth control, IVF and endometriosis treatments by May, with new entries to the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme.
The PM says anti-Semitic attacks co-ordinated by an offshore kingpin created ‘real fear’ for Jewish Australians as the NSW government ‘made no apologies’ for its new hate-speech laws.
The Minns government is under pressure to divulge when it first knew the caravan plot was not a ‘terrorist threat’.
A former Nomad bikie boss has been unmasked as an alleged middleman for the overseas kingpin who masterminded terrifying attacks on Sydney’s Jewish community by recruiting teens, low-level criminals and drug addicts to carry out his orders.
Mental health charities built into hospitals are willing to risk more for their patients and unify state and federal health resources, a leading hospital has appealed.
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