'When I get that drunk my morals leave': Anxious texts after alleged rape
Jean Claude Perrottet exchanged a flurry of text messages with his mates to find out what a friend knew about his encounter with another woman.
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Harriet Alexander
Harriet Alexander is a Fairfax Media reporter specialising in health.
'Against my religion': Perrottet tells rape trial he doesn't believe in sex before marriage
In the final bedraggled hour of the ball, Jean Claude Perrottet uttered five words.
Conman Peter Foster is a 'completely unacceptable' bail risk
Notorious conman Peter Foster has lost an ambitious bid for freedom through conventional means, with a Supreme Court judge finding that he posed a "completely unacceptable" flight risk.
Jean Claude Perrottet stopped sex on request, court hears
By the time the young woman found herself entangled with the young man she had met earlier on the night of the ball, she had no memory of how she got there.
State's top court seeks to ban narcissistic doctor
A GP who was struck off for his tendency to jump to an early diagnosis and become fixated on it will have to justify why he should not be banned from the NSW legal system, after the state's highest court found he could not or would not accept its rulings.
Six-year-old told police accused baby killer was 'always hurting' her sister
The man told his wife that their toddler son had injured their newborn, but his stepdaughter is alleged to have told police he had a history of hurting the baby.
Sydney rabbi sues publisher over alleged defamation on child abuse comments
Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Feldman is suing Polaris Media for three articles printed through the Royal Commission.
Officials had duty to call off fatal boxing match: Coroner
Coroner finds the death of boxer David Browne was preventable.
Admission on skinhead gang a 'game-changer' into death of American
The Narrabeen skinheads would drink a case of beer and then travel to a toilet block where they'd bash men they thought were gay.
'He turned in on himself': Partner of man found dead breaks his silence after 29 years
The cry would carry over the clifftop where men were sunbaking, socialising and having sex. It was more an alarm than a call-to-arms.
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