Court ‘wrong to free drug fugitive’
The NSW Police Commissioner has criticised a magistrate who released alleged drug kingpin Mostafa Baluch.
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Did missing drug ‘kingpin’ flee … or was he kidnapped?
Family of Mostafa Baluch fear he’s been kidnapped, despite police suspicions he left Sydney on a private jet after cutting off his ankle monitoring bracelet.
Gangland war claims two crime clan members
The slaying of two members of the notorious Hamze family is a major escalation of the war between feuding crime groups.
Mass murderer suing jailers for ‘price gouging’
Hoddle Street killer Julian Knight is suing Corrections Victoria for ‘price gouging’ prisoners, claiming he and other inmates are being overcharged for phone calls.
‘Very few’ exempt from a vaccine
While thousands of Australians are demanding medical exemptions, only a ‘vanishingly rare’ few have been accepted as having a valid reason to avoid the jab.
Seven on a mission to reclaim its number
The Seven Network has initiated legal proceedings against global convenience store behemoth 7-Eleven, Inc in a landmark trademark dispute.
Police play it calm to prevent great divide
As NSW celebrated its first day of freedom from lockdown, it also confronted its first day as a divided state: the vaccinated versus the unvaccinated.
Holiday-makers primed for take-off
Eager holiday-makers are dusting off their suitcases and passports, ready to jet off to some of the seven international destinations on the cards for Australian travellers in January.
Horrific memories return as rapist walks free
Gang rapist Mohammed Skaf walks free from prison with a threat from NSW’s Police Minister: ‘If he so much as kicks a cat he will be sent back to jail’.
Activist’s hacked emails putting Uighurs at risk
Human rights activist Drew Pavlou has been the target of Chinese hackers who accessed his private email account and may have obtained the identity of vulnerable Uighurs.
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