‘People are deserting it’: why are London mansions struggling to sell? For decades, the capital’s house prices raced ahead of the national average – but now they are falling in prime areas The Guardian - UK · Oct 3
Farmer attacked by man just hours before three killings, inquests told An inquest at County Hall in Exeter heard how farmer John Ellis, who is in his eighties, was attacked with a stick and a saw by 35-year-old Alexander Lewis-Ranwell on 9 February 2019, just 24 hours before Lewis-Ranwell killed three elderly men. Hours before attacking Mr Ellis on his smallholding… The Independent UK · Sep 25
Payne: Visions and Journeys album review – British composer steps out of Elgar’s shadows Inspired by holidays that the late Andrew Payne spent in the Isles of Scilly, this three-part collection of his previously unrecorded scores evokes crisp musical images The Guardian - UK · May 24, 2024
Plutus lawyer jailed nine years for 'biggest tax fraud' Dev Menon told his Plutus Payroll co-conspirators there was "no question" about the size of their tax fraud, "definitely" the biggest in Australia's history. AAP · Jul 4, 2023
Disgraced lawyer shows 'no contrition' for tax fraud Dev Menon abused his professional power to defraud taxpayers in a scam he thought was too complicated to be caught over and prosecutors say he's not sorry. AAP · Jun 29, 2023
Lights-on London: affluent areas are trying to lose their ghost town reputation — but are they getting it right? A ‘lights out’ ghost town reputation has damaged parts of central London. Can a new wave of development bring it back to life? Evening Standard · Jun 28, 2023
Patrick Willmott jailed over his role in $105 million Plutus Payroll tax fraud scheme Patrick Willmott is one of five people who have been found guilty over the Plutus Payroll tax fraud which saw the ATO lose $105 million. ABC News · May 5, 2023
Judge angry legal funding removed for Adam Cranston, architect of one of Australia's biggest tax frauds Adam Cranston is one of five people found guilty of two charges over various roles in the Plutus Payroll scam, which ran for about three years to 2017. ABC News · May 4, 2023
Cranston jailed 5 years for her role in tax conspiracy Lauren Cranston, daughter of an ex-ATO deputy commissioner, has been jailed at five years for her role in a massive tax fraud and money laundering conspiracy. The New Daily · May 1, 2023
Lauren Cranston jailed for eight years for her role in major tax fraud scheme The daughter of a former deputy commissioner at the Australian Tax Office is sentenced to a maximum of eight years in prison for her role in a $105 million tax fraud conspiracy. ABC News · May 1, 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. The New Daily · 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. AAP · Mar 21, 2023
Plutus jury retires after marathon trial The jury in the long-running trial over the Plutus Payroll tax scheme has retired to consider verdicts for the five fraud accused. AAP · Jan 18, 2023
Plutus trial approaches end in NSW court A judge in the long-running trial over the Plutus Payroll tax scandal is summarising the case against five people before a jury decides their fate. AAP · Jan 16, 2023
AAP · Jan 12, 2023 Plutus tax fraud trial drawing to close The judge is summing up the case against five people accused of being involved in one of the biggest white collar crimes in Australian history.
Evening Standard · Jan 3, 2023 London’s most in-demand streets where agents have to tell buyers that there’s nothing for sale Here are the 36 most desirable streets in London, according to property experts.
Newcastle Herald · Jul 19, 2022 Last-ditch attempts to save trains' heritage home at Huntlee Historic railway track and carriage sheds containing trains and rolling stock will stay put: Supreme Court
Newcastle Herald · Jun 21, 2022 Hunter Valley's 'beloved' Picnic Train needs more time to find new home Trains enthusiasts have asked the Supreme Court for up to three years to vacate land at North Rothbury