Anti-Uber activist Russell Howarth 'terrorised' drivers, told to stop harassment
The self-proclaimed anti-Uber advocate performed citizen's arrests in a campaign against the service.
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Michael Evans
Michael Evans is a senior writer at the Sydney Morning Herald.
Roxy Jacenko quits jailed husband's company, replaced by his father
Prominent Sydney publicist Roxy Jacenko has resigned as the sole director of her jailed husband Oliver Curtis' private investment company in a move that is set to reignite speculation over the couple's marriage.
Intimidation and assault case against businessman Savas Guven thrown out
Assault and intimidation charges against Sydney chief executive Savas Guven have been thrown out of court by a magistrate who found prosecution testimony ambiguous and contradictory.
Sydney CEO Savas Guven sued for $1 million after stunning property deal failed
Controversial Sydney businessman Savas Guven is being sued for $1 million, accused of misleading and deceptive conduct after a falling out over a major Sydney apartment development.
Questions over Eman Sharobeem's life story amid fraud probe
Former Australian of the Year finalist and womens rights activist Eman Sharobeem is not registered as a psychologist with the national health practitioner's regulator, despite having publicly claimed to be a psychologist.
Fraud probe into former Australian of the Year finalist widens
A fraud investigation into former Australian of the Year finalist and women's rights campaigner Eman Sharobeem has widened, with the NSW Crime Commission obtaining a freeze on a $770,000 unit just days after the purchase settled.
Savas Guven scores $9 million in Mosman
EXCLUSIVE: Savas Guven, the convicted armed robber-turn-property developer, has scored a $9 million from the sale of the Mosman property owned by his wife Jade.
Asset freeze fallout: Eman Sharobeem exits boards, SBS amid fraud investigation
Eman Sharobeem has exited a range of high-profile Government advisory positions.
Asset freeze: Child bride survivor targeted by Crime Commission
Eman Sharobeem's life story reads like an inspiring tale of overcoming the odds: forced into an arranged marriage to her first cousin as a teenager, then widowed at 29 with two young sons, having endured a violent 14-year marriage.
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