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Police to discuss marching out of uniform at Mardi Gras

Police to discuss marching out of uniform at Mardi Gras

NSW Police have been asked not to march at Sydney's Mardi Gras, sparking concerns of setting back an already fraught relationship with the LGBTIQ community.

Doctor's 'deep regret' in misdiagnosing Indigenous man

Doctor's 'deep regret' in misdiagnosing Indigenous man

Doctor's 'deep regret' in misdiagnosing Indigenous man

Doctor's 'deep regret' in misdiagnosing Indigenous man

Ricky Hampson Jr died of ruptured ulcers soon after being discharged from a rural NSW hospital. An inquest is examining whether bias was a factor in his care.

SugarMamma hit with $114k 'Financial Foreplay' bill

SugarMamma hit with $114k 'Financial Foreplay' bill

SugarMamma hit with $114k 'Financial Foreplay' bill

SugarMamma hit with $114k 'Financial Foreplay' bill

A social media finfluencer has been ordered to pay $114,000 after being sued by a financial coach behind the "Financial Foreplay" book and podcast.

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‘Troubling’ reason terrorist at risk of reoffending

‘Troubling’ reason terrorist at risk of reoffending

A recently released terrorist may continue to hold a grievance with police and associate with other convicted extremists, a court has been told.

Another Captain Cook statue toppled by vandals

Another Captain Cook statue toppled by vandals

A third monument to Captain Cook has been damaged in Melbourne, with the local council assessing whether a statue in Fitzroy Gardens can be repaired.

Berejiklian's differential access was 'just politics'

Berejiklian's differential access was 'just politics'

There is nothing wrong with preferring advice from people you like, lawyers for Gladys Berejiklian have said in a bid to quash corruption findings against her.

Man jailed for firearm offences linked to tobacco wars

Man jailed for firearm offences linked to tobacco wars

A man who stored a handgun in a fridge has been handed a three-month prison term for firearm offences after Victorian tobacco war detectives arrested him.

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Informant Gobbo was 'rogue, out of control': police

Informant Gobbo was 'rogue, out of control': police

Informant Gobbo was 'rogue, out of control': police

Informant Gobbo was 'rogue, out of control': police

A former police handler has given evidence to the Victorian Supreme Court as drug kingpin Tony Mokbel fights to appeal his convictions.

Detention centre builds to help handle juvenile crime

Detention centre builds to help handle juvenile crime

Detention centre builds to help handle juvenile crime

Detention centre builds to help handle juvenile crime

Queensland is almost doubling the capacity of its youth detention system in a bid to keep the community safe amid an outcry over juvenile crime.

Lawsuit against John Barilaro over trade role dropped

Lawsuit against John Barilaro over trade role dropped

Lawsuit against John Barilaro over trade role dropped

Lawsuit against John Barilaro over trade role dropped

Former NSW deputy premier John Barilaro will no longer be pursued in court over his controversial posting to a plum New York-based trade role.

Evidence of police racism in Walker inquest 'traumatic'

Evidence of police racism in Walker inquest 'traumatic'

Evidence of police racism in Walker inquest 'traumatic'

Evidence of police racism in Walker inquest 'traumatic'

Claims of ingrained racism in Northern Territory Police have deepened the suffering for the family of Kumanjayi Walker, fatally shot by a former constable.

'Haters gonna hate', NSW police chief tells critics

'Haters gonna hate', NSW police chief tells critics

'Haters gonna hate', NSW police chief tells critics

'Haters gonna hate', NSW police chief tells critics

The NSW Premier has defended the "exceptional" work of the police commissioner, who cited Taylor Swift to fend off her "haters".

Organisers ask police not to march in Mardi Gras parade

Organisers ask police not to march in Mardi Gras parade

Organisers ask police not to march in Mardi Gras parade

Organisers ask police not to march in Mardi Gras parade

The NSW Police Force says officers have been asked not to march in the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras parade.

Three men charged over alleged SMS phishing scam

Three men charged over alleged SMS phishing scam

Three men charged over alleged SMS phishing scam

Three men charged over alleged SMS phishing scam

Three men have been charged over an alleged SMS phishing scam responsible for sending more than 80 million fraudulent text messages.

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Man in hospital after shooting outside funeral home

A man in his 20s has been taken to hospital after he was shot, reportedly during an altercation outside a funeral home in Melbourne's southeast.

Rolfe pushed child, dragged him from bin during arrest

Former Constable Zachary Rolfe, who shot and killed teenager Kumanjayi Walker in 2019, has given evidence about the arrest of a child a year earlier.

Most young crooks continue to commit crime: report

The Queensland government has released youth reoffender data as they proceed with changes set to allow greater children's court access for media and victims.

'No doubt': ICAC backs Berejiklian corruption findings

ICAC says it acted properly in finding ex-NSW premier Gladys Berejiklian engaged in corruption because of her secret relationship with Liberal MP Daryl Maguire.

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Weights, grinder and hose: cop's alleged kill cover-up

A triple zero call made from Jessie Baird's phone after shots were heard in his Sydney home may have been the first of several cover-ups by his alleged killer.

Hospital did not scan Indigenous man 'writhing' in pain

A coroner has been asked to examine whether bias was a factor in the treatment of Indigenous man Ricky Hampson Jr, who died soon after leaving Dubbo hospital.

Ex-senator fights ruling on freedom of information case

Former independent senator Rex Patrick is appealing a Federal Court decision over lengthy delays to his freedom of information requests.

AFP terror plotter still holds 'animosity' to police

A court will decide whether to impose ongoing restrictions on convicted terror plotter Ibrahim Ghazzawy, who a court heard still holds a grudge against police.

Police chief vows to 'do better' on gay hate crime

Police need to improve how they deal with LGBTQI hate crimes after a scathing review on the issue, NSW Police Commissioner Karen Webb says.

Aboriginal death in custody inquest to look at parole

Victoria’s parole laws will be probed by a coroner examining the death of an Aboriginal woman who was found unconscious by her sister in prison.

Breakthrough in cold case suspected murder

Police are appealing for information after discovering a second vehicle may have been involved in two 22-year-old cold cases.

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