Cardinal George Pell to plead not guilty to historical sex charges
Cardinal George Pell has appeared before court for the first time, to answer to charges of historic sex offences.
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Protesters, queues, security for Cardinal George Pell's first court appearance
Cardinal George Pell will be greeted by a large media pack when he fronts court for the first time on historical sex offence charges.
World awaits Cardinal George Pell's first day in court
Cardinal Pell could find himself rubbing shoulders with drink-drivers and drug users on Wednesday.
Racing steward may quit if Nikolic wins back jockey licence
Racing Victoria's chief steward says his relationship with Danny Nikolic is untenable and that he may quit if the disgraced jockey is granted a licence to race again.
Kathy, return my dead brother's Bible, woman tells former HSU boss
The sister of a man who died at the home of former Health Services Union secretary Kathy Jackson has demanded she return his belongings, including his Bible.
Violent IS videos accessed on Haider's phone in days before attack, inquest told
Numan Haider's mobile phone was used to access violent Islamic State videos, radical propaganda and news articles about Tony Abbott in the two days before the teen stabbed two policemen, his inquest has been told.
Kathy Jackson 'too sick' to turn up as court hears her appeal over $1.4m repayment doesn't have legs
Former union leader Kathy Jackson had failed to establish any basis to appeal against an order to repay $1.4 million to the Health Services Union, a court has been told.
AWB boss didn't want to be 'sanction buster'
A former executive of the Australian Wheat Board knew the exporter had contracts that delivered millions of dollars to Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq, despite concerns he would be branded a "sanctions buster" within the United Nations, a trial has heard.