Socceroos, Matildas take Football Australia to court A dispute between Football Australia and the players' union over revenue sharing has escalated, with the latter taking the matter to the NSW Supreme Court. AAP · Nov 3
Molly's murderer set to appeal, dashing family's hopes The man who murdered Molly Ticehurst has flagged his intention to appeal his jail sentence, which attracted widespread criticism for its perceived leniency. AAP · Oct 12
'Longstanding injustice' for half of Croatian Six Doubts have been raised over the convictions of three of the 'Croatian Six' men accused of plotting to bomb buildings and pipes in a major Australian city. AAP · Jul 6
NSW Supreme Court Blocks Palestinian March In Protest Of Isaac Herzog’s Visit Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s Sydney visit is a flashpoint as the NSW Supreme Court rules on whether a pro‑Palestine rally can go ahead. Pedestrian.tv · Feb 9
'De-facto life sentence' over woman's fatal stabbing A man who murdered his girlfriend by stabbing her with a kitchen knife may die in jail after failing to tell the court why his sentence should be reduced. AAP · Dec 18, 2025
NBL's last-gasp offer ahead of Supreme Court date The NBL has met with club owners as the stoush between league boss Larry Kestelman and Illawarra owner Jared Novelly prepares to hit the NSW Supreme Court. AAP · May 15, 2025
Police in 'joint criminal enterprise' to get Mokbel A judge has accused police of operating a "joint criminal enterprise" to take down drug kingpin Tony Mokbel by using his lawyer Nicola Gobbo as an informer. AAP · Nov 25, 2024
Jury still considering verdict for cop who tasered 95yo After its first full day of deliberations, a jury has not decided if a police officer who tasered a 95-year-old will be convicted or acquitted of manslaughter. AAP · Nov 20, 2024
'Sadist' rapist has history of breaching supervision A serial rapist who harassed and attacked women across several decades will be subjected to additional supervision orders despite a history of breaching them. AAP · Sep 5, 2024
Former Liberal MP settles bitter lawsuit with ex-lover Ex-Liberal minister Craig Laundy, his wife and daughter have almost settled a lawsuit by his ex-lover who claimed she was threatened, lied about and harassed. AAP · Aug 16, 2024
Minns rejects claim hate speech review targets Muslims The NSW premier has been accused of disregarding advice and marginalising Muslims with a review of the state's hate speech laws. AAP · Jan 22, 2024
Shane Drumgold says Bruce Lehrmann prosecution inquiry failed to give him fair hearing and breached law ACT government also reveals Sofronoff report appeared to present paragraph from Australian newspaper as opinion of NSW supreme court judge The Guardian - AU · Aug 29, 2023
Alleged Windang terrorist told police Nazi flags and tattoos not political, Supreme Court trial hears A man standing trial accused of carrying out a terrorist act motivated by right-wing ideologies told police a Nazi flag hanging in his bedroom and his swastika tattoos were "nothing political", a NSW Supreme Court trial has heard. ABC News · May 4, 2023
Woman who shot blind husband guilty of murder A woman who fatally shot her blind husband with a double-barrelled shotgun as he slept in their home has been found guilty of murder. AAP · Apr 21, 2023
AAP · Apr 11, 2023 Jury discharged in hotel hallway murder trial The jury has been discharged in a NSW Supreme Court murder trial over a fatal fight in the hallway of a Sydney CBD serviced apartment building.
The New Daily · Mar 21, 2023 Final verdict in Plutus tax scheme’s mammoth trial Almost 11 months after the trial began in the NSW Supreme Court, the last remaining person accused of conspiring against the Commonwealth has learned his fate.
AAP · Mar 21, 2023 Final verdict in 'Ben Hur' tax scheme's marathon trial Almost 11 months after the trial began in the NSW Supreme Court, the last remaining person accused of conspiring against the Commonwealth has learned his fate.
The New Daily · Mar 10, 2023 NSW murder trial scrapped after SA case prompts High Court to redfine ‘joint criminal enterprise’ NSW jurors dismissed after a High Court decision radically changes law regarding joint criminal enterprise and constructive murder.
AAP · Mar 9, 2023 Lawyer's 'scandal' with ex-Liberal lover back in court The ex-lover of former Liberal minister Craig Laundy has said she was threatened, lied about and harassed at her home after ending their two-year long affair.
ABC News · Mar 8, 2023 John Barilaro, Stuart Ayres sued by senior public servant Jenny West, who missed out on plum US trade job A woman suing John Barilaro and Stuart Ayres says they knew she would suffer "reputational and economic damage" after withdrawing an offer for a plum US trade commissioner job.
ABC News · Mar 7, 2023 Son of former ATO deputy commissioner found guilty over role in $105m tax fraud Adam Cranston, the son of former ATO deputy commissioner Michael Cranston, is found guilty by a NSW Supreme Court jury over his role in a $105 million tax-fraud scheme — believed to be the largest in Australian history.
ABC News · Mar 3, 2023 John Bowie's only living child begs to know what he did with her mother's body 40 years after disappearance The daughter of convicted murderer John Bowie tells the NSW Supreme Court that she often still feels like "the angry little girl that lost her mum".
ABC News · Feb 23, 2023 Scott Johnson's killer's shock revelation over the phone before his final plea to manslaughter The 27-year-old's death, at the cliffs of a gay beat in Manly, sparked one of Sydney's longest-running mysteries.
AAP · Feb 16, 2023 Woman's remorse for killing ex-partner questioned A woman found guilty of killing her ex-partner with her car after she discovered him with another woman has failed to show remorse, a prosecutor says.
AAP · Feb 9, 2023 Court not a 'soapbox': Libs barrister defending lawsuit A lawyer who says she was blocked from preselection for a federal parliament seat is suing the Liberal Party's NSW division, which wants her claim thrown out.