A polarising NSW councillor has been arrested for the second time in three days, and charged with stalking and making unlawful threats, after writing an extensive Facebook post about allegations he assaulted a SA woman in her 80s.
A polarising NSW councillor has told a court his arrests for allegations of aggravated assault, stalking and unlawful threats have made it “impossible” for him to “effectively” run an SA caravan park.
A red light-running killer truck driver who tried to deny, then minimise, his crime is being sued for $1.2 million by the grieving family of the “hero” he ran down at more than 50km/h.
A fatal crash driver has rejected a first responder’s psychiatric injury lawsuit saying that, because of his mental illness, he cannot be sued – just as he could not be found guilty of a crime.
A self-confessed killer believed his elderly father was conspiring with overseas criminals, police, governments and the army to control the minds of drug users, a court has heard.
A celebrity chef who punched and pushed his partner to the ground, then tried to silence her in court and label her “toxic”, is looking for love and “proper conversations” online.
A “particularly vulnerable” woman with a cognitive impairment was sexually exploited, across four occasions by the man employed to care for her, a court has heard.
A staff member from a top private school, who is accused of sexually abusing a child, can now be identified – but he claims he “does not know” what allegations he is facing.
A former reality TV contestant has pleaded not guilty to murdering, beheading and burning the body of her partner and will stand trial – but her lawyer has flagged a mental competency challenge.
The grieving family of fatally neglected woman Annie Smith say everyone entrusted with her care must be held accountable – and share their ongoing nightmares.
