A Hobart workplace investigator says she suffered serious trauma in her job – having her home vandalised, being harassed by an alleged sex offender, and after a client fatally set himself on fire.
Here is a list of people appearing at Hobart Magistrates Court on April 26.
The Public Trustee has been appointed to take control of an elderly woman’s estate after one of her daughters allegedly stole her antiques, crystal, valuable paintings plus $160,000 in cash.
A pair of drug traffickers made $130,000 in four months before police intervened. Now, one member of the duo has learned his fate.
A Tasmanian chef woke up in a park at 6am with a “shattered tailbone” and fractured ribs after a night out at a popular queer club night, but police say they have “no indication” the incident was hate-related.
The former treasurer of an elite “sports-oriented luncheon club” will soon be sentenced for ripping off well in excess of $100,000 from its Tasmanian branch. Find out how he did it.
A teenage boy has admitted to raping his girlfriend after viciously beating her with a stick and breaking bones in her foot after a jealous rage. He then asked her to drop the charges.
The lawyer for one of four women guilty of roles in a 30-person street dispute says her client was pepper sprayed three times and mistreated at the watch-house. LATEST >
Last month, the national medical watchdog announced Tasmania’s chief psychiatrist was suspended from practice. It can now be revealed he’d allegedly had a relationship with a vulnerable female patient. SEE THE CLAIMS >
An East Coast real estate agent has faced court after he blew more than triple the legal blood-alcohol limit following a big night at his local.
Hobart’s historic Elim Maternity Hospital has been described as a cruel “baby farm”, where young girls were forced into adopting out their children. Now, one of those babies plans to uncover the truth.
Driving on the wrong side of the road was a “deliberate and risky manoeuvre” that cost the life of a beloved father of 13, and fractured a young woman’s spine. But the driver won’t spend a day in prison for his crimes.
Four Tasmanian women, including three from the same family, have been sentenced for their roles in a wild street confrontation. Here’s how the night of carnage went down.
A Tasmania Police officer has been hit with multiple charges, including causing death by negligent driving, in relation to a crash which killed a mother and son earlier this year.
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