Rogerson got what he deserved
There was a loud snort of derision when the judge said Roger Rogerson had "no history of violent offending".
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Kate McClymont
Kate McClymont is a Senior Reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald.
ICAC findings 'too late'
Shadow frontbencher Jodi McKay is the human face of the havoc wreaked on our democratic process when political donation laws are so brazenly flouted.
ICAC: Former Liberal MPs forced to repay illegal donations
Former NSW Liberal MPs have been issued letters of demand to repay potentially hundreds of thousands of dollars in illegal donations solicited before the 2011 state election.
Ian Macdonald charged over Obeids' $30m coal deal
Former NSW mining minister Ian Macdonald has been revealed as the second Labor identity charged over a $30 million coal deal at the centre of an explosive corruption inquiry.
Concert promoter pleads guilty over $702,000 cash in suitcase
"What's the name of that song - 'Regrets, I've had a few'?" quipped controversial concert promoter Andrew McManus as his Melbourne silk Peter Morrissey ducked in and out of Sydney's Downing Centre Local Court negotiating a guilty plea on his behalf.
Hayson says he gave journalist money to repay NRL tickets
Notorious gambling figure Eddie Hayson has claimed that a $2000 cash deposit he made into the betting account of News Corp journalist Phil "Buzz" Rothfield was for NRL tickets.
Jury discharged in trial of Ron Medich for murder of Michael McGurk
The jury has been discharged in the murder trial of property tycoon Ron Medich because of what a NSW Supreme Court judge has claimed are "completely unacceptable circumstances".
Eddie Obeid's 'moral vacuum'
Time after time Edward Moses Obeid, with his order of Australia pinned to his lapel, would march imperiously down the corridor to the hearing room of the Independent Commission Against Corruption as yet another inquiry enveloped both him and his family.
'Don't call me the Dodger': Gao murder caps Rogerson's notorious career
Eleven years ago, Roger "Don't call me the Dodger" Rogerson was sitting in the dock, clutching a John Grisham thriller as he waited to find out how long he would be spending in the Big House this time around.
Labor Party head office embroiled in vote-rigging claims
The fallout from the charging of former ALP party boss Jamie Clements with misuse of the electoral roll is threatening to embroil the party in a deepening scandal with details emerging of widespread abuse of confidential electoral roll information by the party's head office.
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