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The MP who wants you to know he lied, and lied, and lied

The seven-week trial of seven defendants for concealing large donations to the Labour and National parties ends with its central character urging a court not to believe him

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16 visits over 57 years: reflecting on Queen Elizabeth II's long relationship with Australia

“Elizabeth the Second, by the Grace of God Queen of Australia and Her other Realms and Territories, Head of the Commonwealth” has died. Given her advanced years, this has long been expected, yet it still seems incredible this woman who has been Australia’s queen for the duration of most Australians’…

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Man who felled tree that killed 7yo thought he was 'doing the right thing', court hears

A Victorian man accused of unintentionally killing his ex-partner's son in a tree-felling incident initially told police he thought he was "doing the right thing" when he chopped the tree down, a court hears.

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Ian Macdonald and John Maitland had 'no relationship, no debt', court told

The former Labor politician denies spinning a story to financially benefit the ex-union boss who says there was no deal for him to financially benefit from a lucrative coal exploration mining licence.

Newcastle Herald

Serious Fraud Office didn't understand Chinese culture - lawyer

A court hears investigators and Crown lawyers ignored Chinese cultural factors when pursuing members of that community over alleged deceit involving political donations

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Ex-minister cost NSW millions, judge told

The retrial of Ian Macdonald has been told the former NSW Labor minister cost the state millions by improperly granting an Upper Hunter mining licence.

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What's the value of freedom from public scrutiny?

Lawyers for the seven defendants in the SFO prosecution over political donations challenged the very basis of the charges faced by their clients

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Sex worker Madeleine Lewin showed interest in dominatrix services before client's death, court hears

The Supreme Court hears evidence from the client of a sex worker charged over the 2020 death of Anthony Brady at a Cairns hotel, with the jury shown images of the scene in which his body was found.

ABC News

Labour demands probe into MOD contracts to IT firm linked to Tory minister's husband

In a stinging letter to the Cabinet Secretary, deputy leader Angela Rayner called for answers over £24 million contracts awarded to Centerprise International, which civil servant Michael Keegan, partner of health minister Gillian Keegan, is a non-executive director of

Daily Mirror

'They all lied, except for Jami-Lee'

Lawyers summarise the Crown's prosecution of former MP Jami-Lee Ross and Chinese donors alleged to have concealed big sums given to both Labour and National

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Wayne Carey Steps Down From Ch7 Triple M After Being Caught W/ White Powder At A Casino

A bag containing a white substance fell out of Carey's pocket at a Perth venue last week.

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The Star report to go public this month

The final report from a review into The Star Sydney's fitness to hold a casino licence will be released this month.

AAP

Club closer to realising site masterplan with tribunal's backing

An ACT tribunal said the development application met the relevant requirements.

The Canberra Times

Pakiri sand miner offers a last-minute concession

At the end of a weeks-long resource management hearing, dredging company McCallums has volunteered a reduction in sand volumes and a hike in royalties as it ask for its licences to be renewed.

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'Shocking injustice' in two murder trials

Kulwinder Singh was unfairly prosecuted twice for the burning death of his wife despite all evidence pointing to her lighting herself on fire, his lawyer says.

ABC News

Stanley Early accused of murdering Raymond Keam over false perception of sexuality

The man accused of killing Raymond Keam in a Sydney park 35 years was allegedly part of a gang who used to assault homosexual people, a court hears.

Wales Online

Russell Brand faces opposition over plans for pub

Comedian wants a recording studio at 15th century site

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Crown Law blocks the police in rare, costly legal standoff

Exclusive: Did the Government’s legal agency withhold evidence of the rape, torture and abuse of children from police investigations? Aaron Smale unravels an extraordinary paper trail.

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Kelly Brook asked to feature in The Crown season 6 in 'incredible' scene

Former model Kelly Brook has confirmed that she's had a 'picture clearance request' for one of her pin-up shots from the nineties to be used in the upcoming season of hit Netflix series The Crown

The Guardian - AU

Casino regulator launches investigation into Crown Resorts for providing credit to gamble

Royal commission found bank and blank cheques had been exchanged for chips at Crown in Melbourne in breach of restrictions

AAP

Crown Melbourne facing more sanctions

Victoria's gambling regulator has started disciplinary proceedings against Crown Melbourne over the alleged swapping of blank cheques for gambling chips.

Birmingham Post

Crown Paints warns of 'another challenging year' as rise in costs, inflation and competition bite

Revenue and pre-tax profits both dipped during the company's latest financial year

ABC News

Victorian farmers raise biosecurity concerns over proposed Loddon River campsites

Farmers in Central Victoria fear allowing more campers to access land bordering their properties could undermine weed control efforts and place their stock at risk of disease.

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Labour's prizes: Art, wine and the Ardern Cup

Labour figures buying art, wine and other collectibles for the party to auction for fundraising was not unusual, a party 'hack' told the High Court

ABC News

The four lies Chris Dawson told that landed him behind bars for murdering his wife Lynette

It was one of Australia's most high-profile murder cases and took more than 40 years to solve. These are the four lies Chris Dawson told that, eventually, meant he was jailed for murder.

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