P-platers driving high-powered utes a 'safety issue' after 16-year-old's death Are the current laws for inexperienced drivers strong enough? The Canberra Times · Jun 5
Career public servant sacked over 'sophisticated' JobSeeker fraud His deceit cost the Commonwealth nearly $4000 and resulted in "a significant fall from grace". The Canberra Times · Mar 1, 2023
Man admits child sex offences as majority of 16 charges dropped The man will now be sentenced in the ACT Supreme Court for offences between 2017-21. The Canberra Times · Dec 13, 2022
'Flagrant dishonesty': Former army major sent to jail for $91k Defence fraud The former "highly capable" soldier's fraud occurred in 2011-18 before he was discharged. The Canberra Times · Dec 5, 2022
'Long and sorry history': Bid to delay sentencing for army fraudster refused The former army major admitted defrauding the Defence Department of nearly $100,000. The Canberra Times · Dec 1, 2022
'Hope was gone': Families clash at sentencing over fatal crash A self-described "drift king" has been sentenced after causing his 16-year-old girlfriend's death. The Canberra Times · Nov 28, 2022
'Spider-Man' hit with more sex charges over alleged motor inn rape The concreter is accused of raping a woman while repeatedly likening himself to the superhero. The Canberra Times · Nov 18, 2022
'Drift king' thought 'he was invincible' but 'failed utterly' in fatal crash: lawyer Despite the complex scientific evidence, it "ultimately was a common-sense case", a prosecutor argues. The Canberra Times · Sep 9, 2022
'Tragedy on many levels': P-plater called himself 'drift king' before fatal crash One of the passengers said the girl killed was choking on her own blood, a court has heard. The Canberra Times · Sep 5, 2022
'Selfish, violent and sadistic' child sex offender spared jail The delay in the case and the offender having had rehabilitation success meant a community-based order. The Canberra Times · Aug 26, 2022
Crown 'clutching at straws' as government conspiracy trial nears end After weeks of evidence, including public servants' testimonies and financial documents, the jury will begin its deliberations. The Canberra Times · Jul 4, 2022