Unsolved Sydney murders: Police split investigation into double killings
For more than 40 years, police investigating the brutal murders of two women in Sydney's eastern suburbs believed it was likely the work of one killer.
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Ava Benny-Morrison
Ava Benny-Morrison is crime reporter with The Sydney Morning Herald
'Fate dealt a wicked hand'
One day at work Alan Clarke handed his gun to his staff officer at work and told him "get it out of here".
Fatal hit on Sydney underworld figure Walid 'Wally' Ahmad foiled a day early
Underworld figure Wally Ahmad was a creature of habit and it appeared his attackers knew his routine well.Â
Woman involved in abuse victim kill plot is 'easy to brainwash'
A woman who tried to help her husband hire a hitman to kill his child sex abuse victim was "easy to brainwash" and not thinking clearly at the time, family say.Â
Couple's dangerous plan to hire hit man to kill sex abuse victim and witness
Having withstood 14 years of violence, including broken bones, shattered teeth and death threats, Mary Fatima Katic finally left her abusive husband.
Brothers for Life figure's violent path to Sydney underworld
Mumtaz Qaumi escaped civil conflict in the Middle East only to become embroiled in a war of a different kind on Sydney's streets.
ACA reporter Ben McCormack admitted to hospital after child porn charge
A Current Affair reporter Ben McCormack has been admitted to hospital days after he was arrested and charged with using a carriage service to send child pornography material.
Jailed Brothers for Life gang leader's ambition for Sydney
A leader of the once-feared Brothers for Life gang ambitiously boasted of making Sydney his.
Man at scene of underworld shooting caught trying to leave country with thousands in cash
One of several men involved in a violent gunfight that sparked Sydney's ongoing underworld feud tried to flee the country with tens of thousands of dollars stashed in his shoe.
Fake doctor Shyam Acharya fined after working in NSW health system
A fraudster who stole a doctor's identity has been fined $30,000 after working in NSW.
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