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Freed detainee accused of breaching bail conditions 10 times in four weeks

Freed detainee accused of breaching bail conditions 10 times in four weeks

Police say they don’t know what else can be done to stop a former immigration detainee breaking the strict conditions of his release from custody.

  • by Marta Pascual Juanola

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‘I will not be cowed’: eSafety Commissioner on legal stoush with X Corp

‘I will not be cowed’: eSafety Commissioner on legal stoush with X Corp

The regulator has dropped a case over the Elon Musk-owned social media giant’s treatment of the Wakeley stabbing video, but is fighting on several other fronts.

  • by Caitlin Fitzsimmons
Missing campers’ accused killer, Gregory Lynn, set to give evidence

Missing campers’ accused killer, Gregory Lynn, set to give evidence

A jury has been told the former pilot will be the only witness for the defence after prosecutors closed their case in the Supreme Court on Wednesday.

  • by Erin Pearson
Listen to the new investigative podcast on triple murder case

Listen to the new investigative podcast on triple murder case

In a new podcast investigation, we explore why a growing number of experts believe the case against convicted child killer Robert Farquharson is “fundamentally flawed”.

  • by Michael Bachelard and Ruby Schwartz
Kamahl to fight charge of intimidating woman on mental health grounds

Kamahl to fight charge of intimidating woman on mental health grounds

The 89-year-old entertainer is accused of intimidating a 38-year-old woman in two text messages.

  • by Clare Sibthorpe
Mokbel’s man spared deportation yet again in detainee blame game

Mokbel’s man spared deportation yet again in detainee blame game

The federal government first chose not to cancel Kevin Farrugia’s visa in 2005, when the Maltese-born criminal was initially convicted for his work for the notorious drug baron.

  • by David Crowe
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A bike, some shoes and CCTV: How police tracked down alleged Coffs Harbour killer

A bike, some shoes and CCTV: How police tracked down alleged Coffs Harbour killer

The “random” alleged murder of 21-year-old surfer Kye Schaefer shocked the beachside town and triggered a public appeal.

  • by Jessica McSweeney and Sally Rawsthorne
Man wanted by police over fatal Uber crash hands himself in

Man wanted by police over fatal Uber crash hands himself in

Police said the Goodna man was on the run for almost a week after a hit-and-run crash that killed a passenger in an Uber.

  • by Cloe Read
International student fighting for life after ‘one punch attack’ in Perth
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International student fighting for life after ‘one punch attack’ in Perth

Geeth Madushanka, 28, was at a Langford fuel station last weekend when he was coward punched in a random attack that has left him fighting for his life.

  • by Rebecca Peppiatt
‘I knew I was screwed’: Greg Lynn details missing campers’ deaths to police

‘I knew I was screwed’: Greg Lynn details missing campers’ deaths to police

The former airline pilot told police he had tried to cover up the accidental deaths of Russell Hill and Carol Clay because it would have been an “absolute disaster” for his family and career.

  • by Erin Pearson
She cleared native trees, he’s accused of lying over dumped asbestos. Meet the Khouzames
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She cleared native trees, he’s accused of lying over dumped asbestos. Meet the Khouzames

George Khouzame was responsible for the Condell Park house that collapsed. His wife was found guilty of a huge illegal land clearing. Now he’s being prosecuted in relation to dumping waste that includes asbestos.

  • by Anthony Segaert and Jessica McSweeney