A man accused of killing his mother to make money from her life insurance policy was declared bankrupt months before his arrest, a court said.
Details of the diet of the teenager whose parents allegedly starved her have been revealed in court. The doctor who first examined her told the jury that the diet was “totally inadequate.”
Fortescue has vowed to continue taking action against three former employees it accuses of stealing intellectual property after the company won a preliminary legal battle over maintaining dramatic, court-sanctioned raids on their businesses and homes.
Bronny James could celebrate his 20th birthday by playing alongside his famous father for the first time when their Los Angeles Lakers host the Phoenix Suns in an NBA preseason game on Sunday. Rookie Bronny scored two points and blocked three shots in the Lakers' loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves on Friday night as father … Read more
A man who stalked a woman and planted a tracking device on her car has been told he will avoid jail.
Young offenders in NSW are more likely to end up in court than in a diversion program, and there is a trend for police to take a more punitive approach to dealing with children. New research from the NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research shows a decline in the proportion of young offenders officially … Read more
The mother of Australian pop star Vanessa Amorosi has two months to leave the home where she has lived for twenty years after a heated argument with her daughter.
In a defamation case, it was established that Brittany Higgins received therapy within days of her alleged rape in Parliament House. Contrary to her own statements to the media, therapy was not available for months. Ms Higgins is at loggerheads with her former boss, Senator Linda Reynolds, over a series of social media posts that … Read more
Nicheliving's lawyers accused the state government of trying to “throw the troubled construction company on the trash heap” while it fights to regain its license. The group is arguing before the State Administrative Tribunal that the Building Services Board's decision earlier this month not to renew their registration was “completely wrong”, according to lawyer Martin … Read more
Interpreters claim their profession is undervalued by the courts in the state of Victoria because their working hours and salaries have been cut to save costs. Interpreters say people from different cultures, languages or who are deaf are at risk of being denied access to justice due to cuts to Court Services Victoria.