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Funeral director Peter Tziotzis arrives at the Supreme Court on Monday.

‘Skeletons in my closet’: Funeral director in libel case denies being heartless

Peter Tziotzis said everyone had skeletons in their closet, but he denied stealing or deliberately retaining clothing and jewellery found at his funeral home by police.

  • Hannah Kennelly

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Funeral director Peter Tziotzis arrives at the Supreme Court on Monday.

Funeral director didn’t look at body for five weeks, court told

Peter Tziotzis admitted he would not have seen the body until weeks after the woman’s death, but denied the error was an attempt to mislead.

  • Erin Pearson
Lisa Wilkinson and Bruce Lehrmann outside the Federal Court in Sydney during his defamation case.

Lisa Wilkinson launches fresh salvo in fight with Bruce Lehrmann

The former co-host of Ten’s The Project has urged an appeal court to uphold a finding that the former Liberal staffer is a rapist.

  • Michaela Whitbourn
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Undertaker Peter Tziotzis fronts grave robber defamation trial

When Teresa Moraitis had her daughter’s body exhumed from its place of burial, she says she never imagined she’d find her unclothed and missing her gold jewellery.

  • Erin Pearson
NSW One Nation leader Mark Latham says his comments did not damage Alex Greenwich’s reputation.

The offensive tweet set to cost Mark Latham more than $500,000

The former NSW One Nation leader is facing a massive legal bill following a defamation loss last year.

  • Michaela Whitbourn and Alexandra Smith
Roo do you think you are? Comedian Steph Broadbridge strikes a pose.

It’s the comedy show Raygun didn’t want you to see. But is it any good?

Stephanie Broadbridge’s Breaking: The Musical had to overcome some legal challenges to make it to the Comedy Festival, where it’s just started its run. This is what the crowd can expect.

  • Karl Quinn
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Ben Roberts-Smith outside the Federal Court in 2022.

‘Person 17’: Conversation with Ben Roberts-Smith’s ex-lover at centre of appeal bid

Three judges will hear Ben Roberts-Smith’s application to introduce a leaked audio recording in evidence in his defamation appeal.

  • Michaela Whitbourn
Opposition Leader Brad Battin is pictured earlier this month.

Battin wants Pesutto to keep seat amid bankruptcy threat from Deeming’s costs

Liberal elders are running out of options on how to spare former party leader John Pesutto from bankruptcy, which would force his exit from parliament and a byelection.

  • Rachel Eddie
Moira Deeming and John Pesutto.

Deeming’s costs could bankrupt Pesutto. This donor doesn’t care

Bankruptcy disqualifies anybody from being a member of parliament. Under this scenario, a live possibility, Pesutto would be forced out and a byelection called for his marginal seat of Hawthorn.

  • Rachel Eddie
War criminal Ben Roberts-Smith in 2022.

War criminal Ben Roberts-Smith lodges legal bid over leaked recording

The former Special Air Service corporal wants to reopen the appeal in his failed defamation case, claiming he was not afforded a fair process.

  • Calum Jaspan

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