Zak Stewart Pleads Guilty to Major Ice Supply in Newcastle Court
Zak Stewart has pleaded guilty in Newcastle Local Court to supplying a commercial quantity of methamphetamine, known as ice, with the case adjourned for sentencing submissions.
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Grandfather Pulls Gun in Kooragang Road Rage
A 77-year-old retiree from Ryde has pleaded guilty to intimidation and being armed with intent after pointing a pistol at another driver during a road rage clash near Stockton Bridge.
Court Rejects Bid to Hide Child Abuse Conviction
A man convicted of sexually abusing a child has failed in his attempt to have the conviction suppressed in the ACT Supreme Court, with the judge citing public interest.
Deng Denies Murder and Arson Charges, Claims Mental Impairment
Atem Marol Deng has pleaded not guilty to murder and arson charges, with his defence citing mental impairment as the reason. The case highlights complex legal issues in criminal proceedings.
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Judge Shows Mercy to Young Self-Represented Drug Trafficker
A Cairns judge has shown leniency to a young drug trafficker who represented himself in court, citing his youth and lack of legal representation as mitigating factors in the sentencing decision.
Cairns District Court Sittings Start March 18
The District Court of Queensland begins its sittings in Cairns on March 18, handling serious criminal and civil cases, with a focus on local justice and community impact.
Carer Denies Raping Disabled Man in Shower, Court Hears
A carer in Cairns has pleaded not guilty to raping a disabled man while assisting him in the shower, as detailed in recent court proceedings.
Damon Bailey Hargrave Applies for Bail in Townsville Kidnapping Case
Damon Bailey Hargrave has applied for bail in Townsville Magistrate Court, facing charges related to an alleged kidnapping incident that has drawn significant legal attention.
Townsville District Court March Sittings Start with Cases
The Townsville District Court has begun its March sittings, handling a range of cases from serious criminal matters to civil disputes, with proceedings set to continue through the month.
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Bradley Phillips Denied Bail in Townsville Trespass Case
Bradley Thomas Phillips was refused bail in Townsville Magistrates Court on a trespass charge, with the magistrate citing concerns about community safety and potential reoffending.
Murderer Appeals Life Sentences for 2008 Mother-Toddler Killings
Daniel James Holdom is appealing his life sentences for murdering Karlie Pearce-Stevenson and her daughter Khandalyce in 2008, arguing the punishment is excessive.
Man to Stand Trial Over Fatal Attack on Ex-Labor MP Barry Urban
Jerry Aniseto Masipau, accused of manslaughter in the death of former Labor politician Barry Urban, will face trial after pleading not guilty in court.
Father Charged with Murder of Partner and Baby Daughter
A 38-year-old man has been charged with domestic violence-related murder after his partner and their 11-month-old daughter were found dead in their Logan home. Mental health considerations are expected to be central to the case.
Perth Man Guilty of Attempted Murder for Public Strangling
Mihael Vrhovsek has been convicted of attempted murder after strangling a woman in front of bystanders in Perth. The court case highlights the severity of the attack and public safety concerns.
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Department Employee Faces New Child Assault Charges in Court
Barry Wayne Lawrence, a Department of Communities employee, appeared in Mandurah Court on new child assault charges, with the case adjourned for further proceedings.
Integrity Commissioner Details Operations Kingfisher and Luna
Integrity Commissioner Michael Adams has provided insights into the operations Kingfisher and Luna, highlighting their role in combating corruption and enhancing public trust in government processes.
Kanahooka Man Admits to Bizarre Wollongong Crime Spree
A Kanahooka man has pleaded guilty to a series of bizarre crimes in Wollongong, including stealing a car, breaking into a home, and assaulting a police officer during a chaotic spree.
Legal Aid Funding Shortage Rejects Poverty Clients
Legal Aid ACT is forced to turn away hundreds of vulnerable clients due to a critical funding shortage, leaving many in poverty without essential legal support.
Fake TV Producer Jailed for $42k Visa Scam
A Canberra man posed as a reality TV producer to defraud a couple of $41,500 in a visa scam, using a fake Department of Home Affairs alias. He received a suspended jail sentence and must repay the money.
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Cairns District Court Sittings Start March 17
The Cairns District Court begins its sittings on March 17, handling a range of cases including assault, drug offenses, and property crimes, with Judge Julie Dick presiding.
Former Tradesman's Assaults Abnormal in Townsville Court
A former tradesman in Townsville faced court for assaults described as out of the normal, with the magistrate noting unusual circumstances in the case.
Townsville District Court Sittings Start March 17
The District Court of Queensland will hold sittings in Townsville from March 17, addressing a backlog of cases and enhancing local access to justice services.
Townsville Court Cases: March 17 Proceedings
A detailed overview of all individuals appearing at Townsville Magistrates Court on Tuesday, March 17, including charges and outcomes from the day's hearings.
Geelong Court March 17: All Appearances and Charges Listed
A detailed rundown of every individual scheduled to appear at the Geelong Magistrates Court on Tuesday, March 17, including names, charges, and case details.
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Geelong Court Civil Matters List for March 17
A detailed overview of all individuals scheduled to appear in civil matters at the Geelong Magistrates Court on Tuesday, March 17, highlighting local legal proceedings.
Bunbury Masseur Jailed for 15 Years for Sexual Assaults
Anthony Brain, a Bunbury masseur, has been sentenced to 15 years and six months in prison for sexually assaulting 13 clients during therapy sessions.
Secret Police Recording Played in Irma Palasic's Trial
A covert recording made by Steve Fabriczy during a police interview has been presented as evidence in the trial of Irma Palasic, raising questions about investigative methods.
Lawyer's Crown Towers Murder Details Revealed in Court
The brutal murder of family lawyer Alice McShera at Crown Towers was detailed in court, where her partner admitted to bludgeoning her with a champagne bottle.
Union President in Court Over 167 Guns at Home
Glen Potter, NSW Electrical Trades Union president, appeared in Wollongong Local Court after police found 167 firearms and cash at his Mount Ousley home during a kitchen fire response.
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Court Rejects Domestic Violence Offender's Self-Defence Appeal
A domestic violence offender's appeal, arguing self-defence, has been dismissed by the court, upholding the original conviction and highlighting legal scrutiny of such claims.
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