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Brave rape victim confronts her abuser in court
Corey Aldridge also raped her brother and another boy.
Corey Aldridge also raped her brother and another boy.
Addicted to synthetic cannabis, he was sent to a care home near a 'tinny house'.
The man was accused of sexually assaulting his partner’s teenage daughter.
The man claims his affair with his niece was consensual.
Alan Reay's lawyer says "no need for accountability", "no public interest” in pursuing it.
Shannon Avery was one of three who held the group at the house for several hours.
The woman was arrested for the third time on Monday morning.
The cannabis grower has failed a final bid to overturn her conviction.
The tool was only discovered 18 months later, after the woman had a CT scan.
The man applied to the Immigration and Protection Tribunal for protected refugee status.
The man wanted a sentence that would allow him to move to Australia to be with his family.
The aggravated robbery was a prelude to a violent home invasion by gang members.
The man claimed they were growing blueberries and he had no idea.
Monsters sometimes appear as people “who claim to love you”, the victim says.
Judge says Harris’ absence showed “utter contempt” for the trial process.
One of his injured passengers needed staples to fix a hole in his head.
One of the victims has gone from being a happy boy to being violent and depressed.
Judge pointed out the harm drugs can cause, often with children being the victims.
The Tenancy Tribunal said it was one of the most-serious cases they’d seen.
"No beds available": Courts are being forced to send the mentally unwell to prison.
Benjamin Sorensen targeted a badly damaged house and tertiary campus.
He can continue teaching after his four-month suspension.
While acquitted on the most serious charges, she was guilty of hitting them with spoons.
The protesters scaled a gantry, leading to a temporary closure of SH1 on Thursday morning.
The offending was 'the stuff of nightmares' according to the Crown prosecutor.
Jail term handed down for defrauding the wage subsidy scheme of nearly $200,000.
The pet puppy was not of ‘acceptable quality', a tribunal has found.
The $50 million disaster stretched six days and resulted in 17 inmates charged.
Tangaroa Demant went from exporting crayfish to importing cocaine.
A judge described the man's choice to consume the drug for work as a "terrible idea".