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Ruff ride: Man imprisoned after stealing car with labrador in the back

The car thief had an unexpected passenger.

Sexual offending throughout the decades: What Dilworth really knew and when

One boy robbed a bank so he could try and flee the country to escape the abuse.

501 deportee hid meth habit and criminal history from fiancee and church

His visa to live in Australia was cancelled after he was jailed for serious offending.

Pedestrian death: Drink-driver admits killing Irish national

The drunk man was driving at almost twice the legal speed limit when he hit a pedestrian.

'Protuding from the socket': Man loses eye amid hospital's 'poor' post-op care

'Avoidable communication breakdowns' deprived the man of the urgent care he needed.

'Cloak of silence': Dilworth inquiry finds school knew, did nothing about abuse

An inquiry has found the board perpetuated the silence by failing to report the abuse.

Woman given four hours to leave home she owned in holiday park

Evicted then trespassed: 'I had to pay for the site, for a house I couldn't live in'

'Undue influence': Nephew ordered to repay $1.5m to aunt with dementia

The money was given to him while the woman was under 'significant and undue influence'.

'You killed him': Grieving family confronts reckless truck driver

Matthew Ballard was on his way to work when Ross Jenkins' truck slammed into him.

Newly patched mobster carried out violent revenge attack on rival gang

Teenager was robbed by members of the Crips in a drug deal gone wrong.

Meth-maker with $1.5m debt to Crown has to give up ‘bequest’ from late father

Royce Duncan owed the Crown $1.5m earned from a large-scale drug-dealing operation.

Woman flung 7m through the air after being hit by drug-driver

He was 'yahooing' out his window before he drove through a red light and hit the woman.

Judge says prison stint for Aimex boss 'not manifestly excessive'

'The appellant had many opportunities to tell the truth' - Justice Christine Grice.

‘There’s no boyfriend, girlfriend status in my culture’: Man’s bigamy excuse

“He couldn’t immediately divorce her, but nevertheless wanted to move on with a new life.”

'Confronting and monstrous': Man went down 'rabbit hole' looking at child exploitation material

He told the police, "I know it's not an excuse and what I did was wrong."

'Rude and confrontational': Unlicensed parking warden verbally abused man who asked for his ID

John Wood has been clamping cars for over a decade without a licence.

'Poorly written': Woman forged will to net multimillion-dollar estate

But her efforts made a lawyer suspicious, so he called in an expert.

Surveillance and GPS tracking foils gang's meth-dealing ring

Ringleader jailed for 45 months, but may soon be eligible for parole.