Former TV host O'Keefe has assault charges withdrawn The former television presenter has had assault charges dropped after an alleged victim left the country, but Andrew O'Keefe's court dramas aren't over. AAP · Feb 5, 2023
No Xmas bail for Eddie Obeid and son Former NSW Labor minister Eddie Obeid and his son Moses have lost their bid for bail pending the hearing of their conviction appeals in April. AAP · Dec 9, 2022
Accused drug trafficker eyes courier role An accused drug trafficker's desire to work as a courier has raised the eyebrows of a Sydney judge in a failed bid for more lenient bail conditions. AAP · Dec 8, 2022
'Inadequate' sentence extended for NSW man who choked and raped estranged wife The NSW Supreme Court finds the man's original sentence, which enabled him to be released on parole next week, was inadequate and did not reflect a "crime of significant domestic violence". ABC News · Dec 7, 2022
New South Wales government cancels more than half its COVID-19 fines — this is what it means for you It started with a court challenge to two infringements, and ended up with more than 33,000 being canned — this is what you need to know about the New South Wales government's decision to scrap more than half the COVID fines it issued. ABC News · Nov 29, 2022
Millions worth of COVID fines withdrawn Millions of dollars worth of fines issued for breaching COVID-19 restrictions will be scrapped, following a landmark decision by the NSW Supreme Court. AAP · Nov 29, 2022
Revenue NSW cancels more than 33,000 COVID-19 fines after Supreme Court hearing Revenue NSW announces it will withdraw more than 33,000 COVID-19 fines, after a Supreme Court hearing on Tuesday. ABC News · Nov 29, 2022
'Proven liar' behind 'senseless murder' A court has been told it should disregard every word said by a proven liar recently jailed for her mother's 2001 murder, unless backed by objective evidence. AAP · Oct 27, 2022
Axe killer jealous and angry, jury told Thanh Tran, jealous of his wife's new partner, spied on him with binoculars before fatally attacking him with an axe, a NSW Supreme Court jury has heard. AAP · Oct 5, 2022
FB request for money from dead NSW woman An accused murderer admits posing as a dead NSW woman but says she did so out of fear the real killer would target her next, a jury has been told. AAP · Oct 5, 2022
Driver in five-deaths crash granted bail An 18-year-old driver charged over a crash in which five high school pupils died has been granted bail by a NSW Supreme Court judge. AAP · Oct 3, 2022
Daughter tells jury of dad choking mum John Bowie choked his wife nights before she went missing in 1982 and was violent to another woman he married, his daughter has told his NSW murder trial. AAP · Sep 29, 2022
NSW Supreme Court finds Paul Watson guilty of murdering Gerogery man William Chaplin The Gerogery man's body was found in a grave along the NSW Victorian border, almost a decade after his disappearance in 2010. ABC News · Sep 28, 2022
Man found not guilty of NSW bikie murder Matthew Paul Wiggins has been found not guilty by a NSW Supreme Court jury of murdering Comanchero bikie Darko Janceski who was gunned down in 2012. AAP · Sep 19, 2022
AAP · Sep 14, 2022 New med report ordered in Tara Moss' case Author Tara Moss, who claims a NSW doctor's negligence left her with a permanent injury and chronic pain, has been ordered to undergo a new medical examination.
AAP · Sep 8, 2022 Ex-union boss tells judge no debt existed Former ALP politician Ian Macdonald denies in the NSW Supreme Court that he did anything wrong by awarding a coal exploration licence to an ex-union boss.
ABC News · Sep 2, 2022 How Chris Dawson was found guilty of murder despite lack of scientific or forensic evidence The trial of former Sydney schoolteacher Chris Dawson illustrates guilty verdicts in a circumstantial murder case may be rare, but experts say circumstantial evidence can be "extremely damning" — if it all lines up.
AAP · Sep 1, 2022 Court case challenges some COVID fines A test case has been launched in the NSW Supreme Court challenging COVID-19 fines handed to people who gathered to protest in breach of public health orders.
Pedestrian.tv · Sep 1, 2022 Chris Dawson Has Requested Protection After He Received Death Threats From Fellow Prisoners "It’s not unusual having regard to his profile and the charge he’s been convicted of."
ABC News · Sep 1, 2022 Chris Dawson prosecutors deny being influenced by Teacher's Pet podcast over murder trial NSW prosecutors deny being influenced by a popular podcast in the decision to prosecute former Sydney teacher Chris Dawson over the murder of his wife Lynette amid national and international media attention.
ABC News · Aug 30, 2022 The Teacher’s Pet: Chris Dawson found guilty of murdering wife Lynette Dawson A judge says he is satisfied Lynette Dawson died on or about January 8, 1982 as a result of a conscious and voluntary act by husband Chris Dawson with the intention of causing her death.
ABC News · Aug 27, 2022 Chris Dawson days away from verdict in Lynette Dawson murder trial The former Sydney teacher's trial in the NSW Supreme Court this year was the culmination of years of questions and speculation about the whereabouts of his first wife, Lynette.
AAP · Aug 16, 2022 Accused says fatal stabbing self-defence The fatal stabbing of a 24-year-old in central western NSW after a New Year's party was not murder but was an excessive act of self-defence, a jury has heard.
AAP · Aug 9, 2022 Brother 'agitated' before bikie's murder The brother of suspected murder victim Goron Nikolovski was agitated before Comanchero bikie Darko Janceski was fatally shot south of Sydney, a jury has heard.
ABC News · Aug 5, 2022 Victim's advocate slams lawyer's 'kangaroo court' media attack in Neil Duncan paedophile case Convicted paedophile Neil Duncan has had his sentencing delayed and bail extended so he can undergo surgery for prostate cancer and tests for possible bowel cancer, a court has heard.