An appeal to send two neo-Nazis back to jail over an attack on hikers in Victoria has been dismissed
Thomas Sewell and Jacob Hersant avoid further jail time after they were convicted of a 2021 attack on hikers at a Victorian state park. Prosecutors appealed their sentence claiming it was "inadequate", but today lost.
Beau Lamarre-Condon's lawyer unsure how client will plead on Jesse Baird and Luke Davies murder charges
During a short mention of the case today, Downing Centre Local Court heard a partial brief of evidence has been served.
Man charged with murdering Molly Ticehurst was on bail for charges of rape, stalking, court hears
NSW man Daniel Billings has faced court charged with murdering childcare worker Molly Ticehurst, 28. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says the government will look at "every measure" to stop the "horrifying" rates of violence against women.
Bruce Lehrmann refused offer to settle defamation action with Ten before trial began, court documents reveal
The documents reveal Bruce Lehrmann refused an offer to settle with Network Ten and journalist Lisa Wilkinson before his failed defamation case began hearings. In a submission to the Federal Court, Mr Lehrmann argues he should be compensated for his legal costs, stating Ten embarked on a qualified privilege defence which was "bound to fail".
'While salacious, does not matter': Porn star's claim under courtroom scrutiny as jurors hear openings in Trump's trial
A prosecutor lays out the "Trump Tower conspiracy", the former president's lawyers argue he's "cloaked in innocence", and a former titan of tabloid media educates jurors on chequebook journalism at the historic hush money trial in New York.
Out of the Chaos | Anna Coutts-Trotter
When Federal Labor Minister Tanya Plibersek learned her daughter Anna had been abused during a high school relationship, it was the beginning of the family’s brutal fight for justice. Now Anna Coutts-Trotter is on a mission to support other survivors grappling with the aftermath of abuse.
Pair get prison time for offences in lead up to crash that killed woman and three children
Dean Cluney and Tyrone Gardner were sentenced after pleading guilty to breaking into a home, then intimidating two female occupants before crash that killed Tania Murphy, her sons and a nephew at Yanco.
Identity of alleged Victorian serial killer revealed after Supreme Court lifts suppression order
The identity of Victorian man Steven Leslie Hainsworth — who is charged with murdering three South Australians between 1998 and 2011 — can be revealed for the first time.
Former butcher who killed sister in violent attack not criminally responsible, jury finds
Jason Patterson, who killed his half-sister while experiencing a psychotic episode in late 2021, will be transported to a secure mental health facility, where he will be kept until he is deemed safe to return to society.
A Lamborghini, a hatted restaurant, drugs and cash — ring-leader of Canberra criminal scheme jailed
Mohammed Al Mofathel pleaded guilty to six charges in the ACT Supreme Court over the drug and money laundering scheme run out of a prestige Canberra restaurant.
Drug-affected driver who caused serious injury to newspaper editor handed four-year sentence
A drug-affected driver who seriously injured an Adelaide newspaper editor in a high-speed crash in Adelaide's CBD has been sentenced to more than four years in jail.
Teen pleads guilty to manslaughter over Uber driver's killing on Fraser Coast
The second teen accused of killing Uber driver Scott Cabrie on the Fraser Coast last year has admitted to his role in the man's death.
Erin Patterson, accused of killing three people with mushrooms, faces Victorian court
Erin Patterson's lawyers tell a regional Victorian court they are prepared to wait until next year for the case to progress to a committal hearing, despite an offer from the magistrate to have the matter fast-tracked to a Supreme Court trial.
NSW Police release new images in search for church rioters accused of 'violence and aggression'
NSW Police say these men can help with their investigation into the disturbance outside the south-west Sydney church after Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel was stabbed while giving a sermon.
'I wanted to kill him for hurting my child': Tanya Plibersek reveals daughter's fight for survivors
Anna Coutts-Trotter was a teenager doing well at school, living at home with supportive parents Tanya Plibersek and Michael Coutts-Trotter. But she was being abused by her then-boyfriend.
Linda Reynolds welcomes Brittany Higgins's 'olive branch', but says she will continue with trial
Senator Linda Reynolds said she appreciated Brittany Higgins' apology to herself and Fiona Brown, but said if Ms Higgins does not accept Justice Lee's finding there was no cover-up, she will continue with her defamation trial.
Arrests in Melbourne as Federal police allegedly smash an international cocaine smuggling ring
An alleged "cocaine kingpin" and drug mules have been arrested at Melbourne Airport with 30 kilograms of drugs found in their suitcases.
Three deaths at Australia's 'gold standard' quarantine centre are being probed by the NT coroner
A joint inquest into the deaths of three people has heard of failings and extreme pressures at the Howard Springs quarantine facility during COVID.
Victims of convicted child sex offender shocked to learn his sentence to be slashed
A glitch in legislation means convicted sex offender Stephen Mitchell's prison sentence is likely to be slashed. The women at the centre of the case are lobbying the ACT government to ensure the same thing doesn't happen to others.
A group of people allegedly traded human remains stolen from facilities across the US. Officials say they may never know how many families were affected
Investigators in the United States allege both morgue staff and collectors were part of an underground community willing to pay top dollar for human remains.
'No judgment was ever going to change this truth': Brittany Higgins breaks silence after Lehrmann defamation case
Brittany Higgins has posted a statement following last week's judgment in Bruce Lehrmann's defamation case. Justice Michael Lee found Ms Higgins was raped at Parliament House.
Alleged Sydney church rioter accused of yelling 'he's not leaving alive' released on bail
Sam Haddad faces court after being arrested over his alleged role in the riot that erupted outside Christ The Good Shepherd Church, following the alleged stabbing of Assyrian Orthodox Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel.
Just one month after Dolphins and Alternaleaf teamed up, the clinic's cannabis advertising is under fire
The Dolphins NRL club and Alternaleaf have been partners for a month but as of this week the online clinic is in trouble with the TGA.
Man dies after setting himself on fire outside court where Donald Trump is on trial
A man has set himself on fire outside the New York courthouse where Donald Trump's historic "hush-money" trial is taking place.
Chief Justice of the Family Court urges men to call each other out about violence against women
'We shouldn't put up with it': head of the Family Court says the frequency of violence against women in Australia is a 'national disgrace'.