Luke Sayers loses defamation privacy bid over lewd photo
Former Carlton president Luke Sayers has lost his bid to have a defamation case over a lewd photo heard in private. The case will proceed in the Supreme Court.
Former Carlton president Luke Sayers has lost his bid to have a defamation case over a lewd photo heard in private. The case will proceed in the Supreme Court.
A jury failed to reach verdicts in the trial of Yolynn Chetty, accused of stealthing two sex workers in Canberra. The case involved allegations of removing condoms without consent.
Former SNP chief executive Peter Murrell admitted embezzling party funds for a lavish shopping spree including cars, watches, and a motorhome. Nicola Sturgeon denies knowledge.
A Sydney lawyer reveals how Australian police are cracking down on dirty number plates, with fines varying from $100 to $649 on the spot, and up to $6,452 in court.
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RecommendedA new report has uncovered discrepancies in the investigation into the 1989 death of a Canberra man, raising questions about the original findings.
The US Supreme Court has approved Alabama's congressional map that eliminates one of two majority-Black districts, a win for Republicans and a blow to Black voters.
Katie Benjamin's post-partum 'baby brain' led her to tattoo her daughter's name incorrectly on her arm, misspelling Airlie as 'Arilie'. The viral TikTok video shows her shock and the easy fix.
Senator Anne Ruston grilled health officials over a $2.7bn budget item, calling it a 'slush fund' after they failed to specify where the money would be spent.
The Albanese government allocated almost $9 million for personal protection of CFMEU administrators amid death threats from organised crime, a Senate estimates hearing revealed.
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RecommendedPrincess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway has returned home from Sydney to be with her seriously ill mother, Crown Princess Mette-Marit, who suffers from chronic pulmonary fibrosis.
A man with a bomb strapped to his body barricaded himself inside a Bakersfield bank with an unknown number of people. Police urge downtown avoidance.
Leanne Castley has resigned from the Canberra Liberals, alleging a toxic culture within the party. Her departure raises questions about internal party dynamics.
Barnaby Joyce addressed anti-abortion activists in Sydney, urging them to continue their fight. The NDIS overhaul faces criticism, and a 'franken-can' wins worst packaging award.
Melissa Rein Lively, founder of 'anti-woke' PR firm, accepted a conditional caution for pulling a woman's hair at Bond Street station and agreed to pay £910 compensation.
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RecommendedHundreds protested in Southampton over the murder of Henry Nowak, with clashes near the killer's home. Tommy Robinson and others addressed the crowd, accusing police of racism.
New York police investigate a bizarre mystery after groups of people were seen emerging from manholes in Brooklyn. Video shows seven people climbing out of a sewer.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemns Nigel Farage for using the murder of Henry Nowak to stir division, as far-right groups exploit the case to target minority communities.
New CCTV footage shows a masked man stepping out of a black Land Rover and firing three shots at a home in Craigieburn, Victoria, in a brazen daylight attack. Police believe the incident was targeted.
A tenant shared screenshots of his landlord's 'creepy' log tracking his boyfriend's overnight stays, leading to a rent hike threat and calls for police involvement online.
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RecommendedSally Gearin, NT's most senior female lawyer, supports the government's plan to replace the Aboriginal Child Placement Principle with a safety-first approach in child protection laws.
A 13-year-old boy has been charged after counter-terrorism detectives allegedly found plans to kill 'small and easy targets' at a Queensland school, inspired by online extremist content.
A homeless man has been charged with possessing knives and explosives outside former nightclub owner John Ibrahim's Sydney home. He was refused bail and will face court.
A widowed woman took to Reddit after her neighbor cut down her trees without permission and then sent her an invoice for over $1,000. She refused to pay, and users sided with her.
Australians with dementia could face a 'death tax' under Labor's plan to impose a 30% minimum tax on discretionary testamentary trusts from July 2028, with experts warning of a 'horrible trap' for those unable to change their wills.
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RecommendedThe ABC's decision to hire Grace Tame for a new autism podcast appalls the Jewish community, as her controversial activism overshadows the topic.
A correction regarding the Neet figure error, plus a list of recently amended articles from The Guardian, including clarifications on various news pieces.
A 21-year-old French tourist drove a hire car into Sydney's Archibald Fountain at Hyde Park early Wednesday. The driver was uninjured and taken for testing. Police are investigating.
Two men have been sentenced for breaking into the historic Belconnen Naval Transmitting Station, stealing copper and causing significant damage.
ACT Police have announced a new operation targeting illegal driving on sportsgrounds in Canberra, aiming to reduce dangerous behavior and property damage.
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RecommendedHelen Spree, 63, former head of HMP Liverpool's independent monitoring board, was jailed for five years for sending sexual messages to a killer inmate and smuggling drugs into the prison.