Nicola Berkovic

ExclusiveMurphy claims are ‘bunkum’

0:00 AMNICOLA BERKOVICThe allegations levelled at Lionel Murphy were “99 per cent bunkum”, according to one of his barristers, Charles Waterstreet.

REACTION‘Coward’s castle’ never option

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0:00 AMNICOLA BERKOVICLionel Murphy’s legal team at his first criminal trial begged him not to give sworn evidence.

MURPHY FILESTalk of bribes, casino on tapes

0:00 AMNICOLA BERKOVICLionel Murphy was recorded discussing bribes paid to NSW police in connection with an illegal casino in Sydney.

exclusiveWhistle blown on gender pay gap

0:00 AMNICOLA BERKOVIC, MARK BRENCHLEYWomen are blowing the whistle on unequal pay for umpires and referees.

Arrest over fire at Obeid-link centre

Supplied image of a woman being arrested and charged over fires at a reception centre linked to the Obeid family in Sydney, Thursday, September 7, 2017. The Bellevue Reception Centre in Bankstown was set alight in December 2016 and again in January, with significant damage caused and police last month laying charges against 33-year-old Omar Jamal Eddine. On Thursday, a 26-year-old woman was also arrested and charged with accessory after the fact and concealing a serious indictable offence. (AAP Image/NSW Police) NO ARCHIVING, EDITORIAL USE ONLY

10:29 AMNICOLA BERKOVICA second person has been charged in relation to fires lit at a function centre linked to the family of Eddie Obeid.

Bikie faces deportation...again

Minister for Immigration Peter Dutton during Question Time in the Senate chamber at Parliament House in Canberra, Tuesday, September 5, 2017. (AAP Image/Mick Tsikas) NO ARCHIVING

16:36 PMNicola BerkovicA notorious Tasmanian bikie who won a decisive High Court victory against Peter Dutton today is once again facing deportation.

Date set for SSM vote challenge

14:56 PMNICOLA BERKOVICThe High Court will hear a challenge to Malcolm Turnbull’s $122 million postal vote on same-sex marriage next month.

Gang used fake firm to move cash

Commonwealth Bank CEO Ian Narev briefs the media on the bank's full-year results in Sydney on August 9, 2017. Australia's biggest bank, the Commonwealth, posted record annual profits on August 9, as its chief executive faces calls to resign in the wake of allegations the lender breached money laundering and terrorism financing laws. / AFP PHOTO / Saeed KHAN

0:00 AMNICOLA BERKOVICMembers of a criminal drug gang laundered $27.2m in cash at a suburban CBA branch over an 11-month period.

EXCLUSIVELegal centre funds dry up

Nassim Arrage - National Association of Community Legal Centres

0:00 AMNICOLA BERKOVICThe number of clients turned away from community legal centres has jumped more than 6 per cent over the past year.

ATMs stuffed with $130k in minutes

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0:00 AMNICOLA BERKOVICIt took Malaysian criminal Kha Weng Foong just 47 minutes to load $130,000 into CBA machines in Sydney.

CBA ignored alarm bells

0:00 AMNICOLA BERKOVIC NICOLA BERKOVICStaff at a Commonwealth Bank branch watched a man ‘upset’ an ATM by stuffing it with suspected counterfeit notes.

Bank’s tellers sounded alarm

0:00 AMNICOLA BERKOVIC, ANDREW WHITESuburban Commonwealth Bank staff raised the alarm about the organisation’s ‘crazy’ lack of security measures.

In court over ‘sophisticated plot’

Australian Federal Police Deputy Commissioner Michael Phelan speaks to the media at a press conference in Sydney on August 4, 2017. A senior Islamic State commander directed a group of Australian men to build a bomb destined for an Etihad Airways flight out of Sydney, with a second poisonous gas plot also in the works, police alleged on August 4. / AFP PHOTO / Peter PARKS

0:00 AMNICOLA BERKOVICTwo Sydney men accused of preparing to unleash a terror attack on a passenger plane were denied bail yesterday.

TIMELINEKey details of alleged terror plot

Police search for evidence at a block of flats in the Sydney suburb of Lakemba on July 31, 2017, after counter-terrorism raids across the city on the weekend. Four men accused of plotting to bring down a plane planned to use poisonous gas or a crude bomb disguised as a meat mincer, reports said, with Australian officials calling preparations "advanced". The men -- reportedly two Lebanese-Australian fathers and their sons -- were arrested in raids across Sydney on Saturday evening. / AFP PHOTO / WILLIAM WEST

9:25 AMPaul Maley, Nicola Berkovic, Rachel BaxendaleA senior IS member sent components for an explosive device to Australia from Turkey via air cargo, police allege.