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'Hope you die': Ex-couple's business dispute ended in biting, 'adult toys' on display, trespass order

The business director bit her former partner's girlfriend's arm in a public cafe.

Landlord property ownership website deemed breach of Privacy Act

The website was shut down earlier this year.

Farm worker death: Jurors weep as young mother acquitted of murder, guilty of manslaughter

Jacob Ramsay was beaten, chained to a car and towed along a tanker track.

Assisted woman forced to 'flannel wash' during fortnight without hot water

The landlords did not respond to plumbing issues fast enough, the Tenancy Tribunal rules.

Not the buzz: $120k loss to beekeepers after man irked by bees taking his pollen

He was angry the bees were taking pollen from his flowers.

'Extremely angry': Woman incited grisly tanker track attack, Crown suggests

Jacob Ramsay was beaten, chained to a car and towed along a tanker track.

Police clock teen driver at 188km/h

At that speed, he could cover the length of a rugby pitch in two seconds.

‘No vax, no job’ - Respected worker gets $33K after being sacked during Covid

Health and safety rep reluctantly got a first vaccination but still lost his job.

Man admits raping schoolgirl near railway station

He cannot be named, pending more information being sought in his bid for suppression.

'Dress barely covers your bottom': Rape trial victim faces gruelling questions from defence

It is alleged a woman received a ride home from town with the unregistered taxi driver.

Grieving father takes private prosecution against forestry company after son's death

The man, 24, was hit by a nine-kilogram D-shackle which came towards him "like a missile".

'No, no': Murder victim still conscious when chained to car, accused claims

Jacob Ramsay was beaten, chained to a car and dragged to his death.

'Not guilty': Sportsman acquitted of indecent assault charges

The jury returned not-guilty verdicts on all seven charges.

Neighbours at War: Man claims police withheld information about 'unhinged' neighbour

The man claims his neighbour complained about him after he rebuffed her advances.

'Violent, extremist content': Man who shared Isis execution videos with friends fails to have them made legal

The man argued the videos were shared in a closed group.

'You fellas are mad': Farm boss turns up to tanker track attack, hears worker was dumped in pit

The victim was beaten, chained to a car and dragged along a tanker track.

'Outrageously bad piece of driving': Speeding driver told police he didn't stop as he was disqualified

Judge tells 20yo police have better things to do than chase after young men like him.

Pay back: High Court orders thief to return stolen funds to victim, with interest

Woman’s claim she had repaid the money was “breathtakingly incredible” judge says.