FED:Curtain raised on Anzac Hall but large shadow looms The Australian War Memorial is officially opening its latest spaces but the presence of alleged war criminal Ben Roberts-Smith will draw attention. AAP · Jun 22
'Keep the flame burning': new chapter for war memorial The stories of those who have served their nation are being shared as a major new gallery opens at the Australian War Memorial. AAP · Jun 22
AAP · Jun 16 NSW:Ben Roberts-Smith free to attend War Memorial opening Alleged war criminal and decorated veteran Ben Roberts-Smith has been allowed to go to a grand opening at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra while on bail.
AAP · Jan 23 Travel agent who scammed clients spared more jail time Global events in part explain a Sydney travel agent's decision to scam customers out of more than $75,000, a court has been told.
AAP · Jan 20 Strict bail for 'risky' accused $3.6m NDIS fraudster A magistrate has imposed "onerous" bail conditions on a man accused of defrauding $3.6 million in NDIS funds after raising concerns about the risk he posed.
AAP · Dec 9, 2024 Jail for woman who brought golden gun into Australia A woman who flew from Los Angeles to Australia with a golden firearm in her luggage has been jailed with a magistrate wanting to send a message to others.
AAP · Nov 15, 2024 Woman 'deeply regrets' packing golden gun in luggage A US woman will continue awaiting sentence for bringing a gold-plated gun and ammunition into Australia after further delays.
AAP · May 16, 2024 Cops 'not touching' pursuit of officer over fatal crash A sergeant charged over the death of an Indigenous teen will argue he was just doing his job when the boy hit his unmarked police car and died.
AAP · May 14, 2024 Accused war criminal's fate delayed by reams of docs A case that will determine whether an ex-SAS soldier shot a farmer in Afghanistan and committed a war crime has been delayed by new evidence.
The Guardian - AU · Nov 25, 2023 Bondi businessman accused of selling secrets to Chinese spies claims prosecution ‘will fail’ Writing from prison, Alexander Csergo says investigators have found ‘no evidence’ and fallout from case will embarrass Australia
The Guardian - AU · Oct 20, 2023 Sydney businessman accused of foreign interference tells court police evidence contains ‘exaggerations’ Judge denies Alexander Csergo bail during hearing at Sydney’s Downing Centre on Friday
ABC News · Mar 22, 2023 Former police officer who kicked handcuffed Indigenous teenager fails in mental health court bid A former NSW Police senior constable who kicked a handcuffed Indigenous teenager in the face and spat on him fails to have the case dealt with on mental health grounds.
AAP · Mar 21, 2023 'Unusual' position of ex-director on fraud charge The former director of Reiwa-Capital surprised a magistrate with an "unusual" request that she did not grant.