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Analisa Josefa Corr, the daughter of late Filipino dictator Ferdinand Marcos, and her husband James Alexander Corr faced Downing Centre Local Court on January 10, 2025 after they were charged over an alleged drunken incident.
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Dictator's daughter faces court with husband over alleged drunken flight

Analisa Josefa Corr, the daughter of late Filipino dictator Ferdinand Marcos, and her husband James Alexander Corr faced Downing Centre Local Court on January 10, 2025 after they were charged over an alleged drunken incident.

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Analisa Josefa Corr and husband James Alexander Corr arrive at Downing Centre Local Court on Friday to vary their bail conditions.

Booze ban for dictator’s daughter after alleged drunken midair fracas

Analisa Josefa Corr and her husband have handed over $40,000 to get their passports back after an allegedly drunken incident on a flight into Sydney.

  • Sarah McPhee
Jonathan Charles Bettles, a former senior constable with the NSW Police Force, has admitted to a series of violent assaults against a woman.

‘He knew about the law’: Woman scared to report violent assaults by police officer

Jonathan Charles Bettles told his victim he would always use the fact he was a police officer against her.

  • Sarah McPhee
Retired Sydney priest Guy Hartcher arrives at Burwood Local Court

Two days before Christmas, ex-priest allegedly wanted sex with boy, 14

Guy Hartcher allegedly sent explicit images and messages to the teenager over seven days, but the boy was not who he thought he was.

  • Clare Sibthorpe
Paea Tuiniua was extradited from Queensland on 13 charges, including possessing a grenade, pistol and semi-assault rifle.

Terrifying arsenal allegedly found after shots fired at Sydney police

A man who allegedly fired shots at police following a suspected failed gangland hit has been charged with multiple firearms offences.

  • Amber Schultz and Jessica McSweeney
Muhammad Arif, who made a bomb threat.

‘It might explode’: Terror in the sky after Sydney Airport take-off

There were 199 people onboard the Malaysia Airlines Airbus A330 when the passenger in seat 21G stood up, wearing his backpack on his chest.

  • Sarah McPhee and Penry Buckley
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Church elders failed to report allegations a woman had been sexually abused by her stepfather, who was a member of the church, as a teenager.

‘He confessed everything’: Jehovah’s Witness elders ignored child sexual abuse allegations

One woman’s tenacity in the face of decades of denial has sent her stepfather to jail for nearly 10 years.

  • Amber Schultz
Meaghan Louise Rose’s body was found at the bottom of the cliffs in 1997.

Man arrested over murder of partner after nationwide manhunt

The body of Meaghan Louise Rose, 25, was found at the base of cliffs on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast. Keith Lees has been apprehended in Sydney.

  • Jessica McSweeney and Clare Sibthorpe
The Sydney property at the centre of the NSW Supreme Court case was sold in February for $2.85 million.

‘Unconscionable conduct’: The $2.8 million Sydney home and a grandmother’s gift

A granddaughter improperly obtained a $200,000 gift from her grandmother shortly before the 93-year-old’s death, a court has ruled.

  • Michaela Whitbourn
John Curtis took his neighbour to court over palm trees, shown inset, that he alleged blocked the view from his Darling Point home.

The palm trees, the harbour views and the multimillion-dollar mansion

A former Allianz Australia chairman claimed his neighbour’s trees obstructed views from his Darling Point trophy home.

  • Michaela Whitbourn

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