Court denies bail to man charged with corpse interference
A man has been denied bail in Wollongong Local Court after being charged with interfering with a corpse, following a police investigation into the incident.
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Geelong Lawyers Warn of Risks Over Family Law AI Platform Rytz
A Geelong man has launched Rytz, an AI platform for family law, but local lawyers caution about risks like data privacy and lack of human judgment in sensitive legal matters.
Kennedy Pleads Guilty in Colac Shooting Case
Shaun David Kennedy has pleaded guilty to his involvement in the non-fatal shooting of a Colac man, marking a significant development in the ongoing legal proceedings surrounding the incident.
ACT Courtroom Cleared Over Flag Burning and Antisemitic Slurs
A Canberra courtroom was evacuated after a man attempted to set fire to an Australian flag and yelled antisemitic slurs during a hearing, leading to his arrest and charges.
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Cairns District Court February Sittings: Cases and Impact
The Cairns District Court will hold sittings from February 12, addressing various criminal and civil cases. This article details the schedule, notable cases, and how these proceedings affect the local community and justice system.
Cairns Court Appearances for February 12
A comprehensive rundown of all individuals scheduled to appear at the Cairns Magistrates Court on Thursday, February 12, detailing the cases and charges involved in the day's proceedings.
Jude Wijesinghe and Shakira Adams Appeal Jail Sentences
Jude Wijesinghe and Shakira Adams have both filed appeals against their recent jail sentences, with legal proceedings set to commence in the coming weeks.
Liberals Pledge Mandatory Prison for Police Assaults
The Liberal Party has announced a new policy promising mandatory prison sentences for individuals convicted of assaulting police officers, aiming to enhance officer safety and deter violence.
Architect Cleared in Claremont Driveway Knife Dispute
Louise St John Kennedy, a 75-year-old architect, has been acquitted of charges after a driveway conflict with neighbour Prudence Manners in Claremont. The magistrate cited provocation.
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Farmer Cleared in Pig Assault Case Over Illegal Evidence
A Victorian bacon farmer has been acquitted of bestiality charges after a magistrate ruled evidence was illegally obtained by animal rights activists and police misconduct.
Братья-вышибалы осуждены за нападение в пабе Скарборо (11.02.2026)
Братья Энвер и Незир Ибрагимович, работавшие вышибалами в пабе The Lookout в Скарборо, получили тюремные сроки за жестокое нападение на посетителя в 2022 году. Суд признал их виновными в нанесении тяжких телесных повреждений.
Высокий суд: епархия отвечает за преступления священника (11.02.2026)
Высокий суд Австралии вынес историческое решение, признав католическую епархию Мейтленда-Ньюкасла юридически ответственной за сексуальное насилие, совершённое священником Рональдом Пиккинсом. Это решение устанавливает важный прецедент для дел о церковном
Суд над 84-летней женщиной по делу о смерти школьника
84-летняя Любица Бркич предстала перед судом в Джилонге по обвинению в опасном вождении, приведшем к смерти 13-летнего школьника Калеба Уэсли в Тесдейле.
Шкала доверчивости спасает мужчину от тюрьмы за налоговое мошенничество (11.02.2026)
Судья в Кэрнсе принял во внимание шкалу доверчивости, чтобы не отправлять мужчину в тюрьму за значительное налоговое мошенничество, подчеркивая его уязвимость и манипуляции.
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Judge Concerned Over Delays in Townsville Supreme Court Trial
A North Queensland judge has expressed serious concerns about potential further delays in the Daryl Valroy Young trial at the Townsville Supreme Court, highlighting ongoing issues in the judicial process.
Приговор за лжесвидетельство в Таунсвилле (11.02.2026)
Сюзанна Джилл Лэинг получила условный срок за дачу ложных показаний в суде Таунсвилла, подчеркивая серьезность лжесвидетельства.
David Twaddle Murder Trial Date Set in Townsville Court
David John Twaddle has been accused of murdering Gunther Messmer, with a trial date now scheduled in the Townsville Supreme Court. The case marks a significant development in this criminal proceeding.
Man Seeks Bail Over Alleged Facebook Marketplace Car Theft
A Townsville man, Ben Van Den Dolder, has applied for bail in the local Magistrates Court after being accused of stealing a vehicle advertised on Facebook Marketplace, highlighting concerns over online marketplace safety.
Yangebup Man Wrestles Masked 'Ninja' Intruder on NYE
A Yangebup man has described a bizarre New Year's Eve incident where he allegedly wrestled a masked intruder dressed as a ninja in his home, leading to a court case.
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Zagi Kozarov Appears in Court Over Stalking Claims in Geelong
Zagi Kozarov, the former partner of Zoran Vidovic, has appeared in a Geelong court to face stalking allegations. The case highlights ongoing legal proceedings and community concerns in the region.
Cairns District Court Sittings Resume February 10
The Cairns District Court will resume sittings on February 10, 2025, with a new docket of cases. This marks a key event in the local legal calendar, impacting the community and justice system in Far North Queensland.
Townsville Court Appearances for February 10
A comprehensive rundown of all individuals scheduled to appear before the Townsville Magistrates Court on Tuesday, February 10, detailing the day's legal proceedings.
Teacher's Sex Abuse Trial: Crown Relies on Pattern
A Wollongong teacher faces trial in 2027 for alleged sex abuse of two schoolgirls decades ago, with the Crown using tendency evidence to argue a pattern of behaviour.
Man Denies Making Pipe Bombs Found in Canberra
A Belconnen man has pleaded not guilty to manufacturing pipe bombs discovered on Canberra footpaths and green spaces, with police seizing over a dozen explosives.
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ACT Prisoners Overcharged for Phone Calls, Ombudsman Finds
An ACT Ombudsman investigation reveals prisoners were overcharged for phone calls for over two years, with hundreds still owed refunds totaling thousands of dollars.
ACT Archives Reform Bolsters Democratic Transparency
The ACT Legislative Assembly passes new laws to expedite access to cabinet documents, enhancing government transparency and accountability for Canberrans.
Ninja Attack Trial: Magic Mushrooms Blamed in WA Court
A Perth man dressed as a ninja and armed with weapons allegedly attacked neighbours while high on magic mushrooms, a WA District Court trial hears. Defence claims paranoia led to the bizarre incident.
Commonwealth Rejects Linda Reynolds' Court Claims Over Higgins Settlement
The Commonwealth has formally rejected Senator Linda Reynolds' Federal Court claims regarding the $2.4 million settlement paid to Brittany Higgins, escalating the legal dispute over the handling of the case.
Роман с обвиняемым в убийстве раскрыт на суде по делу 1986 года
В Верховном суде Австралии женщина дала показания о романе с Робертом Фултоном, обвиняемым в убийстве жены Шэрон Фултон в 1986 году, в ходе суда по делу о холодном убийстве.
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Trial Begins for Man Accused in Fatal M1 Motorcycle Crash
A man faces trial over a fatal M1 crash that killed a Dapto motorcyclist in 2024. The Crown alleges speeding and dangerous lane changes led to the collision.
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