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Woman confessed to stabbing murdered mother, jury hears

It is the prosecution case that both Justin Dilosa and Carol McHenry were "directly involved" in Danielle Easey's murder.

Newcastle Herald

Jury hears fear of orchestrated home invasion, kidnapping preceded murder

"They were worried about Carol being kidnapped. Both of them were worried."

Newcastle Herald

'I saw Danielle's body on the bed': accused killer's mate gives evidence in murder trial

Justin Dilosa denies murdering Danielle Easey, but has admitted covering up her killing and dumping her body.

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Jury sees final days of murdered mother Danielle Easey

"I'm on the run," Carol McHenry said, pretending to be Danielle Easey. "Fraud team from Sydney hit Central Coast."

Newcastle Herald

'I killed her and I'll do it again': jury hears alleged admissions in Danielle Easey murder case

"Everything was fine until the crack ran out," Justin Dilosa allegedly told a friend.

Newcastle Herald

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

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.

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'Walking on eggshells all my life': Killer alleges emotionally abusive marriage

Dale Lee Vella, 54, broke down in tears multiple times as she gave evidence before a NSW Supreme Court jury on Tuesday.

The Canberra Times

Fallen NRL star Jarryd Hayne taken back into jail after rape convictions

Jarryd Hayne is back behind bars after a NSW Supreme Court judge reversed a decision to continue his bail after he was last week found guilty of raping a woman in the Hunter on the night of the 2018 NRL grand final.

Newcastle Herald

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.

AAP

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.

The New Daily

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.

AAP

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.

The New Daily

'Lunatics running asylum': Magistrate goes on 'regrettable' rant in school slap case

Queanbeyan's magistrate called a seven-year-old boy a "delinquent" during a tirade.

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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

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

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

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".

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University of Newcastle's new graduates ready to lawyer up

After a long, hard slog, late nights and studying by the book, Newcastle's newest lawyers were admitted in at a ceremonial sitting of the NSW Supreme Court led by Chief Justice Andrew Bell on Friday.

ABC News

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

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

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.

AAP

Former TV host O'Keefe has assault charges withdrawn

The former television presenter has had assault charges dropped after an alleged victim left the country, but Andrew O'Keefe's court dramas aren't over.

Newcastle Herald

'Deadlocked': Hung jury over one of Danielle's alleged killers

Hopelessly deadlocked, the jury in the trial of one of Danielle Easey's alleged killers has been discharged after being unable to reach a unanimous or majority verdict.

Newcastle Herald

Kevin Smith denies stabbing murder at Jesmond, will face trial

Kevin George Smith, the man accused of killing Daniel Pettersson during a confrontation inside a house at Jesmond in January, has pleaded not guilty to murder and will face a trial in NSW Supreme Court.

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