'Never-before-seen' revelations in Rebel's film feud Newly unearthed correspondence shows Hollywood actor Rebel Wilson played a pivotal role in a smear campaign against her co-producer, a court has been told. AAP · Sep 28
Apologetic attacker jailed for drug dealer's murder A drug user said sorry and fled after fatally stabbing a meth dealer during a midnight robbery in a rural home. AAP · Jul 27
MMA fighter cleared of murder over fatal sparring A professional cage fighter has been held responsible for killing his friend during a backyard sparring session despite being found not guilty of murder. AAP · May 12
Isaac Herzog visit: protesters lose challenge to sweeping special police powers. What now? The NSW Supreme Court has dismissed a challenge to the extraordinary powers given to police to disrupt protests against Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s visit to Sydney this week. The Conversation · Feb 9
Eels take Lomax to court after collapse in Storm talks Parramatta have launched legal action against former Eels star Zac Lomax over his bid to return to the NRL with the Melbourne Storm. AAP · Jan 22
'We will defy': activists vow to ignore protest laws Activists have pledged to flout controversial anti-protest laws after claiming they are unconstitutional in a legal challenge that could spill over borders. AAP · Jan 8
Blow for Rebel Wilson in fight over embattled film Hollywood star Rebel Wilson has suffered a setback as her unreleased directorial debut film remains mired in legal battles in two continents. AAP · Dec 8, 2025
Disgruntled NBL clubs to fight Supreme Court's verdict The NSW Supreme Court has stayed proceedings commenced by the Illawarra Hawks and South East Melbourne Phoenix against the NBL. AAP · Nov 21, 2025
Rebel Wilson lawsuit over troubled film under attack A-lister Rebel Wilson is fighting to keep alive her lawsuit against the producers of an unreleased musical comedy as the bitter fracas spills across borders. AAP · Nov 20, 2025
Teen killer's chilling last message before fatal brawl A teenage killer sent an ominous final message to a group chat before she fatally stabbed a mother-of-two during a brawl between two groups of girls. AAP · Oct 31, 2025
Mum's tears after daughter's 13-year mystery resolved The mother of a woman who vanished without a trace 13 years ago was overcome with emotion after being told her daughter was killed by her controlling partner. AAP · Sep 28, 2025
New Lawsuit Claims Rebel Wilson ‘Deliberately Undermined’ Her Own Film The new lawsuit, filed in the NSW Supreme Court, alleged Rebel Wilson spread false information online and breached her contract, as a result, affecting the film's release. Pedestrian.tv · Jul 24, 2025
Qantas gains ruling over data hack hitting dark web Qantas says it's been granted an interim injunction in the NSW Supreme Court to prevent stolen data of almost 6 million customers from being leaked further. AAP · Jul 18, 2025
US firefighters' widows sue over 'tragic' plane crash The widows of two American airmen killed in a plane crash during the Black Summer bushfires have accused fire authorities of negligence and are seeking damages. AAP · Jul 1, 2025
AAP · Jun 12, 2025 Underworld figure offers cemetery as bail collateral A judge has expressed surprise after an underworld figure offered to put up a rare asset after being arrested over an alleged conspiracy to murder a gang rival.
AAP · May 12, 2025 'Haters will hate': NBL unfazed as court date looms NBL owner Larry Kestelman has addressed his ongoing legal stoush with Illawarra Hawks counterpart Jared Novelly ahead of their date in the NSW Supreme Court.
Pedestrian.tv · Mar 28, 2025 Cop Avoids Jail For Killing 95 Y.O. Clare Nowland With A Taser: ‘I Still Feel Horrible’ Former senior constable Kristian White will walk out of the NSW Supreme Court on Friday subject to strict conditions after killing 95-year-old Clare Nowland.
AAP · Nov 6, 2024 Arrest threat for protesters who block major coal port Plans by climate protesters to hold a floating blockade of a major coal port have been deemed unlawful by the NSW Supreme Court, but organisers vow to fight on.
The Conversation · Oct 24, 2024 Wrongly convicted of a crime? Your ability to clear your name can come down to your postcode If you’re found guilty of a crime, it’s a basic principle of Australian law that you have a right to appeal.
The Conversation · Oct 8, 2024 Should you need a permit to protest? Here’s why that’s a bad idea (and might be unlawful) Australians’ ability to protest has again been in the news this week. Against the background of an armed conflict in the Middle East and rallies nationwide, the government has suggested Australia should establish a permit system for all protests.
AAP · Aug 29, 2024 Woman accused of murdering former partner denied bail Proving self-defence might be a struggle, a judge has told a woman while denying her bail ahead of a trial for allegedly stabbing her former partner to death.
AAP · Jul 8, 2024 Family sues after police tasering leads to man's death The mother of a mentally ill man who died after being tasered, pepper sprayed and handcuffed by the cops has sued over alleged police and healthcare failings.
AAP · Jun 3, 2024 Murder accused denies putting girl's body in barrel A girl's alleged killer says he was unaware her body was in a barrel on the back of his ute as he was caught on camera towing a boat and buying bags of sand.
AAP · Feb 6, 2024 Cop to face trial after 95-year-old patient tasered A police officer charged with manslaughter will face trial in the NSW Supreme Court, accused of fatally tasering 95-year-old Clare Nowland in a nursing home.
AAP · Jan 31, 2024 'Overstretched' NSW judges call for more pay, resources Judges and magistrates have been pushed to their limits while real wages decrease, NSW's top judicial officer says.