After a four-year battle, a coroner has found Huon Valley man Jari Wise did not jump in front of his girlfriend’s car on the night of his death. But his supporters say questions remain unanswered.
A Launceston murderer who was granted parole after finding God was sent back to prison for breaching his conditions. But he’s back on the outside for his third try.
Coroner Simon Cooper has urged authorities to reverse “Jari’s Law”, while also robustly criticising a coronial intervention last year by former Attorney-General Elise Archer. His comments >
Here is a list of people appearing at Hobart Magistrates Court on May 13.
A young Tasmanian addict previously jailed for 11 months for violently bashing a woman has been sentenced on a raft of offences, including assaulting a man after committing a burglary.
A Glenorchy Alderman will fight allegations in court early next year that she failed to keep code of conduct complaint reports confidential.
The four Tasmanians found guilty of slaying young Burnie dad Bobby Medcraft have learnt their fate. One in particular, Cody Sheehan, was “lucky to escape” a verdict of murder, the judge told the court.
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Grace Tame’s abuser and disgraced former teacher has faced court charged with menacing, harassing or causing offence to the high-profile advocate via Twitter.
The second of three men charged with the stabbing murder of a northern Tasmanian father aged in his thirties has entered a plea.
A “perfect, gorgeous and funny” Tasmanian boy is fighting for life after a fatal shed fire killed his young relative and shocked the state. HOW YOU CAN HELP
A sailor who was accused of committing indecent acts against a man under his command has been found not guilty. Read what the magistrate had to say.
Young Glenorchy crims are choosing to go to court because they see it as the ‘easy option’ and ‘no real punishment’. See what Tassie’s Police Association president thinks the solution is
A sailor accused of indecent acts against a man under his command, including putting a screwdriver between his buttocks, has denied the allegations, telling a court the alleged victim was “disgruntled” after receiving formal warnings.
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