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Guilty or not? Jury out on attempted murder trial in car over cliff case

"If there's no you, there's no me," the man allegedly said before driving off a cliff.

Worker left with burns and PTSD after electric shock awarded $30,000

The lingering effects of electrocution have left the man unable to work.

Man accused of trying to murder wife by driving car off cliff can’t remember crash

The man denies the Crown’s claims he tried to kill his wife by driving off a cliff.

Stud farm owner banned for life from racing industry after mare's death

It was one of the worst cases of neglect to come before a racing authority.

Parliament protests one year on: 26 cases remain before courts

More than 250 people were arrested during and after the riot that occupied Parliament.

‘Designed to degrade, belittle her’: Man jailed for rape, sexual assault of woman

The woman did not want to let Michael Corrigan in but he forced his way into her home.

Avocado orchard to pay $62k after failing to protect worker when wire snapped

The worker was awarded $62,185 after fencing wire hit him in the face

Mobster freed from jail in urgent appeal over violent de-patching of Barbarian Stormtrooper

In a violent group attack, he stole their rival's patch. Now, his sentence is quashed.

Community work 'manifestly excessive' says driver in fatal crash

Lucilla Brunt caused the fatal crash that killed a teen and injured two others.

Parking fine stoush: Academic resigned after alleged privacy breach

Ex film tutor says privacy was breached when car parking fines were given to his employer.

Teacher squeezed child's arms so tight it left finger-shaped bruises

The childcare teacher yanked another child off the ground by the arm.

'Eating out of rubbish bins': Ex Mob member's childhood led to drugs, jail

Judge accepted he basically had no parental care for most of his life.

Sounds murders witness Guy Wallace took own life, left note about Scott Watson conviction

The water taxi driver was to stand trial on indecent assault charges when he died.

'Hysterically laughing': BSA finds radio host 'ridiculed' teen activist

The authority found Heather du Plessis-Allan “hysterically laughed" at the teen.

‘Two glasses’ of wine put driver well over limit

The woman claimed that she had consumed two glasses of wine before she drove.

Government consultant's son gets home detention for theft, petrol drive-offs

In one incident, he smashed a service station sliding door with a weight nine times.

'I can't live without you' - man allegedly said before driving his wife off a 'cliff'

He is accused of trying to murder his wife after she told him their marriage was over.

Caretaker paedophile's appeal against conviction thrown out by court of last resort

Makshud Ahmed was a school caretaker when he sexually abused a young boy.