Robert Adams jailed for 1983 murder of nurse Mary Wallace
While his victim's parents went to their graves haunted by not knowing what happened to their daughter, Robert Adams went on to marry, have children and live in the suburbs.
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Melanie Kembrey
Melanie Kembrey is a journalist with Fairfax Media.
Rebels bikie found guilty of murdering custom car builder Laurie Starling
A Rebels bikie club member has been found guilty of the murder of a custom car builder in the driveway of his shop
'Have you ever dressed up like a woman?': Anthony Bell AVO court case takes an odd turn
When defining a person's premises, where does it start and end? Is it the multimillion-dollar waterfront home itself, the private swimming pool or the long jetty where one parks their boat?
Trainee soldier charged over fatal truck crash found not guilty
After deliberating for about half a day, the jury found Mr Gall not guilty of one count of dangerous driving occasioning death and six counts of dangerous driving occasioning grievous bodily harm.
'Disgraceful': Rapist forced himself on sleeping backpacker at Redfern house party
A 25-year-old man who raped a woman who had fallen asleep on a couch after a party at an inner Sydney share house has been jailed for at least two years and three months.
Pair charged with three-year-old's murder on trial
A man charged with the murder of his stepson after subjecting him to a regime of cruel abuse told paramedics that the boy "throws a lot of tantrums" and "he self mutilates", a court has heard.
Parents on trial charged with murder of three-year-old boy in Oberon
Timothy went to live with his mother and stepfather. Seven weeks later, he was dead.
Eels star pleads guilty to domestic violence charge
The immediate playing future of Parramatta Eels star Kenny Edwards is in doubt on the eve of the NRL season after he pleaded guilty to assaulting his former girlfriend.
Ex-soldier tells jury of last moments before fatal Holsworthy crash
The bend was bigger than he thought. All he could see were trees. He pulled hard on the wheel and the military truck left the road. He hit his head and everything went dark.
'Butcher of Bega' on trial for manslaughter of patient
The notorious ex-gynaecologist "made a mistake" when he misdiagnosed a seriously ill new mother but does not deserve criminal punishment, his barrister says.
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