Andrew Hornery

Terry Goulden has lived with the shame of a crime for most of his life. Chris Minns is about to make a formal state apology.

Those who have met the Russian expat describe her as intelligent and someone “who knows her way around the corridors of extreme wealth and power”.

“We are sorry,” Premier Chris Minns told a packed public gallery on the eve of the 40th anniversary of the scrapping of homosexual criminalisation.

Australians are paying big money to online reputation management experts to manipulate search engines and remove content – but with mixed success.

Businessman Andrew Findlay was killed by a freak wave on Sydney Harbour. Now his former partner, Liz Kemp, and their children face a legal battle over his multimillion-dollar fortune and a trophy home in Centennial Park.

An online activist group is pushing for an advertising boycott of Kyle Sandilands and Jackie O as the shock jocks expand their show into Melbourne.

Wealthy Point Piper identity Diane Maloney has been ordered to pay $350,000 to her lawyers after already forking out $15 million in legal fees.

A mystery former lover, family feuds, a trophy home named Camelot and a tragedy which gripped the city all featured during the hearing played out in Courtroom 10D at Queens Square.

The world’s oldest profession meets Sydney’s biggest obsession as the city’s biggest players reveal brothels are facing a tough future and the old-school bordello business model is fast becoming a relic of another era.

At least 12 would-be authors paid thousands of dollars to Shaw to publish their books. But all were left bitterly disappointed by the lack of sales information and proper accounting.