Bowls club, Sushi Train: cop’s stops day after killings
Accused murderer Beau Lamarre-Condon made multiple stops across Sydney to buy supplies and confide in a friend the day after allegedly murdering his ex-partner.
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‘I hate who I am’: serial rapist speaks after 30 years
A serial rapist has testified on oath he is a changed man after his lawyer's bid to explain his crimes was met with firm scepticism by a sentencing judge.
Israeli police make arrests over savage settler attacks
Israeli security forces have arrested 10 suspects believed to be settlers over attacks on a US photographer and European diplomats in the occupied West Bank.
Family welcomes jailing of Aussie surfers’ killers
The parents of slain Australian brothers Jake and Callum Robinson "take some comfort" in the long jail sentences given to the trio who murdered them in Mexico.
‘Right path’: Diverting Pasifika youth away from jail
A culturally informed diversion program dedicated to supporting Pasifika youth from ending up in a life of crime is drawing on experiences of ex-prisoners.
Woman says Russell Brand tried to drag her into toilets
A woman has told a UK court a "wild-eyed" Russell Brand tried to grab her and take her into the toilets, but his lawyers argue her experience was "short lived".
Death penalty threat floated by widower seeking bail
A welder arrested for bribing foreign officials after his wife's death would be discouraged from fleeing overseas if granted bail, a magistrate has heard.
First Nations class action discontinued due to funds
The Queensland government is no longer facing a federal lawsuit from Indigenous families after litigation funding ran out.
Teen’s tragic cricket death won’t lead to rule changes
The parents of a 17-year-old boy fatally struck in the neck during cricket training have responded after a coroner determined the death was a tragic accident.
Resolution afoot as accused media baron moves overseas
Anthony Catalano is charting a move overseas and wants to demonstrate remorse as he tries to reconcile with his wife after being accused of assault.
Bystander shoots US teen who fatally gunned down four
A 16-year-old has opened fire at a US school, killing three children and a teacher before being shot by a person at the scene who followed him inside.
Jurors hear Brand accuser say he had ‘snake-like’ body
A jury has been played a police interview of a woman who alleges Russell Brand raped her saying she "found his body quite snake-like, disgusting".
Trump says military execution will not be livestreamed
The execution by of a former US army psychiatrist convicted of killing 13 at a military base in Texas will not be livestreamed, President Donald Trump says.
Brand’ rape trial hears from first alleged victim
A woman who accuses Russell Brand of raping her told police she felt dirty after the alleged attack and "thought it was my fault", his London trial has heard.
Plan to send girl to cult triggered ‘extreme’ warning
Child safety officers were warned a young diabetic girl's mother would refuse her insulin two years before the child was found dead, a coroner has heard.
Pitbull, Kardashian: cop chased celebs before killings
Alleged jealous murderer Beau Lamarre-Condon bonded with an anti-vax friend over a shared love of tracking A-listers before making a concerning request.
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Widower’s compassionate wish for killer stuns courtroom
A man has offered compassion for a youth who killed his wife of almost 50 years while speeding and affected by drugs, as she drove home from church.
Investigation into recording device in navy ship cabin
An investigation is under way after a recording device was allegedly found in a cabin aboard a navy ship that was docked in far north Queensland.
Child safety ‘misunderstood’ cult before girl’s death
A child safety officer did not fully understand diabetes or the anti-medical beliefs held by the mother of an insulin-dependent girl, a coroner has heard.
Prosecution labels Brand a ruthless sexual predator
Actor and comedian Russell Brand is a "ruthless and manipulative" predator who raped and groped women to satisfy his sexual appetite, a UK court has been told.
Accused killer faces court after young woman found dead
A man accused of killing a 21-year-old woman will remain in custody as police seek to analyse months of CCTV footage.
Expert rejects killer cop’s ‘impossible’ gunshot theory
A theory promoted by Beau Lamarre-Condon's lawyer about how one of his alleged murder victims died has been rejected by a ballistics expert.
Prisoner’s landmark egg freezing win in High Court
The High Court has opened the door to more women freezing their eggs behind bars after it overturned a state's decision banning a prisoner from the procedure.
Mum’s tears as daughter’s brutal murder faces appeal
A man jailed for at least 25 years for slashing the throat of a young woman walking her dog has claimed the crime was no more serious than other murders.
Consumer watchdog cracks down on alleged egg cartel
Australia's biggest egg suppliers have been accused of banding together to block their competitors and inflate prices, allegations the companies deny.
Tributes grow for ‘deeply loved’ woman allegedly killed
A handmade memorial wall continues to grow outside an inner-city apartment complex where a beloved 21-year-old woman was allegedly killed.
Missing gran’s family mourns after stockyard body find
A grandmother is believed to have been murdered and left in a remote stock bath, as the identification of her remains brought an eight-month search to a close.
‘Feral flesh’: pedophile screamed at before extradition
One of Australia's most notorious former childcare abusers has had vitriol hurled at him before the pedophile was extradited interstate to answer more charges.
Molly’s family heartbreak over murderer’s shock appeal
The family of slain woman Molly Ticehurst has been hit with yet another shock, learning of her murderer's appeal via media reporting.
Vanishing gun marks on body probed in officer’s trial
How marks consistent with an "execution-style" killing of Beau Lamarre-Condon's ex vanished between the body's discovery and its autopsy has been questioned.