QCAT Hearings in Townsville on Monday, April 13
The Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal (QCAT) has scheduled hearings in Townsville for Monday, April 13, addressing various civil and administrative disputes.
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Cairns District Court Sittings Start April 13
The Cairns District Court begins its sittings on April 13, handling a range of cases including serious criminal matters and civil disputes, with a focus on local justice.
Queensland's New Bail Laws Target Repeat Offenders
Queensland introduces tough new bail laws, including mandatory jail time for repeat offenders who breach bail, aiming to enhance community safety and reduce crime rates.
Man Freed on Bail After 11 New Charges in Newcastle
Aydan Keith Dunn, accused of multiple offences, has been granted bail in Newcastle Local Court despite facing 11 new charges, with strict conditions imposed.
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Alleged Payback for Fake Gun Deal Detailed Against Anthony Nugent
Court documents reveal details of an alleged payback scheme involving Anthony Nugent over a fake gun deal, with charges of conspiracy to murder and drug supply.
Court to Assess Driver's Fitness in Crash Killing Unborn Baby
The ACT Supreme Court will determine if an 81-year-old woman accused of culpable driving is fit to plead after a crash that killed an unborn baby, highlighting legal gaps in fetal protection.
Man Guilty in Hunter Police Pursuit Before Crash in Newcastle
A man has been found guilty in Newcastle Local Court for leading police on a dangerous pursuit through the Hunter region, which ended in a crash. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about high-speed chases and public safety.
Paul Brereton Missing from Anti-Corruption Conference
Justice Paul Brereton, known for his role in the war crimes inquiry, was notably absent from a major anti-corruption conference in Canberra, sparking speculation among attendees.
Victorian AG Warns Prosecutors on Plea Deal Consultations
Victorian Attorney-General Sonya Kilkenny has issued a stern warning to prosecutors, urging them to consult victims' families before making plea deals, following outrage in high-profile cases.
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Geelong Man Jailed for 3D-Printing Guns and Drugs
Sean Wilson, a Geelong man, has been sentenced to prison for using a 3D printer to manufacture handguns and for drug-related crimes, highlighting concerns over illegal firearm production.
Kidnapping Convict Seeks Leniency in Illawarra Case
A man from the Illawarra region has been found guilty of kidnapping in Kiama Downs and is now appealing for leniency during his sentencing hearing in court.
Court Wrap: Uncle Guilty, Nurse Assaulted, Waitress Groped
Recent Wollongong court cases include an uncle pleading guilty to assault, a nurse attacked at work, and a waitress groped, highlighting local crime issues.
Police Boss Demands New Laws Over Light Assault Sentence
A senior police official in Townsville urges legislative changes following a controversial court decision where a repeat offender received a minimal penalty for a violent assault, sparking outrage over judicial leniency.
Why Ben Roberts-Smith Could Win War Crimes Case
Analysis of the legal challenges in Ben Roberts-Smith's war crimes trial, focusing on constitutional requirements for unanimous jury verdicts and evidentiary issues in a distant war zone.
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Parents Share Trauma in ACT Supreme Court Over Child Abuse
Parents of child sexual abuse victims have testified in the ACT Supreme Court, detailing the profound and lasting trauma they endure as secondary victims, highlighting the broader impact of such crimes on families.
Marine Mechanic Jailed for Sexual Assaults in Cairns
A predatory marine mechanic in Cairns has been jailed for a series of terrifying sexual assaults, with the court describing his actions as a gross breach of trust.
Cairns District Court April Sittings for Local Cases
The Cairns District Court will hold sittings from April 10, handling criminal and civil matters in the region, with Judge Michael Rackemann presiding.
Townsville District Court Sittings Start April 10
The District Court of Queensland will hold sittings in Townsville from April 10, handling a range of criminal and civil cases. This session aims to address local legal backlogs efficiently.
Townsville Court Cases for Friday, April 10
A detailed overview of all individuals appearing at Townsville Magistrates Court on Friday, April 10, including charges and proceedings.
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Penglis Supreme Court Water Dispute Set to Get Wild
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Five Charged in Retail Theft Operation at Charlestown Square
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High Court Reserves Decision in Emma Lovell Murder Sentence Appeal
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Geoffrey Appleby Refused Bail in ACT Court
Geoffrey Robert Appleby has been refused bail in the ACT Magistrates Court, facing serious charges. The court cited flight risk and community safety concerns in its decision.
Lost Phone Reveals Child Rapist's Group Chats, Jail Follows
A convicted child rapist in Cairns has been jailed after a lost phone uncovered depraved group chats, exposing his continued criminal activities and leading to new charges.
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Alexander Schwartz Applies for Bail in Townsville Theft Case
Alexander Charles Schwartz has applied for bail in the Townsville Magistrates Court, facing charges related to an alleged theft incident. The case highlights ongoing legal proceedings in the region.
Uncle Guilty of Sexually Abusing Niece in Illawarra
A jury has delivered a guilty verdict against an uncle for sexually abusing his niece in the Illawarra region, following a trial that highlighted disturbing details of the case.
Lehrmann Loses Final Appeal in Higgins Defamation Case
Bruce Lehrmann has lost his final bid to appeal a Federal Court ruling that found he raped Brittany Higgins, ending a lengthy legal battle over the high-profile defamation case.
Stewart Gorham Remains in Jail After Threat to Kill
Stewart Sinclair Gorham, deemed WA's most dangerous man, will remain imprisoned indefinitely after admitting he would rape and kill at the first opportunity upon release.
Pregnant Woman Allegedly Choked, 'Terrified' for Safety in Court
A pregnant woman allegedly choked by her ex-partner expressed terror for her safety in court, leading to bail refusal over fears of reoffending and disregard for court orders.
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Bruce Lehrmann Loses High Court Appeal on Rape Findings
Bruce Lehrmann's attempt to overturn rape findings in the High Court has been rejected, marking a significant legal setback in the high-profile case.
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