'Shocking' move to axe men's behavioural-change program in city rocked by three alleged murders of women
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan is being urged to intervene after the state's Magistrates Court decided to axe a crucial men's behaviour program in the region, leaving family service providers "in disbelief".
Harvey Weinstein's 2020 rape conviction to be retried in court
The 72-year-old is facing a retrial, likely in September, after a court finding that "prior bad acts" testimony violated his right to a fair trial.
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analysis:The latest Bruce Lehrmann defamation case hearing provided some answers, but key questions remain
Justice Michael Lee reserved his decision on costs in Bruce Lehrmann's defamation case against Network Ten and Lisa Wilkinson, but has ruled on some issues.
A specific change to NSW bail laws 'could save lives', domestic violence advocates and legal experts say
Domestic violence advocates and legal experts are calling for changes to bail laws to protect women following the death of Molly Ticehurst in regional NSW last week.
Child safety officer who determined toddlers were not at risk of harm tells coroner of pressure to 'smash out' reports
A child safety officer, who determined two Logan toddlers were at no significant risk of harm in the same month their mother killed them, tells a coroner of pressure to clear cases.
Teen allegedly wanted to target 'a bunch of Jews' in terrorist attack, court hears
One of four Sydney teenagers accused of planning a terrorist attack allegedly suggested targeting Jewish community members in a group chat, a court has heard.
Paramedic tells ramping death inquest of patient's 'frantic situation'
Bernard Skeffington died days after being ramped outside the Royal Adelaide Hospital for almost two hours, and a paramedic has told an inquest of how the 89-year-old's condition "drastically deteriorated".
Coroner praises police involved in fatal encounter with man who stabbed partner in neck
Brett Walker, 37, died in July 2022 after he attacked his partner and then approached police while armed with the knife. A NSW deputy coroner says the actions of the officers involved were "beyond" textbook.
Video of Pauline Hanson telling white former senator to 'go back to New Zealand' used in racial discrimination defence
Pauline Hanson's legal team tenders a video of her telling Derryn Hinch to leave Australia in her defence against allegations of racial discrimination against senator Mehreen Faruqi.
Man faces court over alleged indecent assault after WA Premier's press conference
Julian Brian Little faced the Geraldton Magistrates Court today charged with indecent assault over the incident after a press conference by WA Premier Roger Cook.
Bruce Lehrmann set to appeal Federal Court defamation judgment
Bruce Lehrmann has indicated he may appeal a Federal Court finding that on the balance of probabilities he raped Brittany Higgins.
Orica fined $1.2m after Newcastle workers exposed to potentially deadly cobalt dust
The chemical giant was found to have let the risk of exposure go unaddressed for years, but received a reduced fine due to its early guilty plea.
Federal Court hears costs proceedings in Lehrmann case
Bruce Lehrmann's defamation trial returns to court today, with sides arguing over millions in legal bills.
'He has a great deal to lose': Court publishes Network Ten's 'walk away' letter to Lehrmann, as it happened
The Federal Court resumed to consider costs in Bruce Lehrmann's failed defamation case against Network Ten and journalist Lisa Wilkinson. Look back at what happened in our live blog.
'It's been a long road': Family's heartache as driver who killed their daughter while on drug cocktail pleads guilty
Evie Lyn Butterworth pleads guilty to unlawfully killing Abbey Sheriff in a high-speed crash on Perth's Kwinana Freeway while speeding and under the influence of a cocktail of drugs.
Bill to allow trans people to change gender on driving licence escalates after Archbishop raises concerns about 'anti-religious undercurrent'
A protester interrupts the Archbishop of Sydney less than a minute after he had begun comments over his concerns over legislation designed to provide greater protections to transgender people in New South Wales.
Inquest into pilot's death hears accusations of 'cover-up' as documents allegedly withheld
A Victorian coroner has criticised a peak aviation body after new evidence appeared to show it had withheld documents outlining concerns around licensing a pilot who fatally crashed his plane.
SA Government bid for interim supervision order on Snowtown accomplice Mark Haydon to be heard in the next fortnight
The Supreme Court of South Australia will be asked to place temporary conditions on Snowtown accomplice Mark Haydon before his jail term ends in a few weeks.
Cairns woman Toyah Cordingley in secret relationship before her alleged murder, court hears
During a pre-trial hearing for murder accused Rajwinder Singh, the Supreme Court hears that 24-year-old Toyah Cordingley had started a secret relationship with her podiatrist in the weeks before her death and believed her partner knew "something was off".
Brittany Higgins fails to delay Linda Reynolds' defamation trial
The WA judge found it was not in the interests of justice to delay the court proceedings against the WA senator's former staffer.
Federal Court to consider costs in Bruce Lehrmann's failed defamation case against Network Ten and Lisa Wilkinson
The Federal Court resumes today to consider costs in Bruce Lehrmann's failed defamation case against Network Ten and journalist Lisa Wilkinson over coverage of Brittany Higgins's rape allegation.
Donald Trump fined for breaching gag order in 'hush money' trial
The judge overseeing the criminal trial fines the former US president $US9,000 ($A13,842) for online posts.
Teenager charged with terrorism offence allegedly sought 'dirty' guns, 'stash house'
A 17-year-old who was charged following last week's counterterrorism raids across Sydney allegedly sought "dirty guns", a children's court has heard.
Inner West Council and Transport for NSW workers engaged in corrupt conduct, ICAC finds
The NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) has made findings of corrupt conduct against ten former employees and contractors working for the Inner West Council and Transport for NSW.
Brittany Higgins fails in bid to delay defamation trial brought by Senator Linda Reynolds
Linda Reynolds is suing Brittany Higgins and her fiancé David Sharaz over social media posts made in July last year.