The Latest Breaking News from DPP

The ACT's Chief Justice rejected suggestions Thomas Matthews should be spared more jail time because of a diagnosed mental health condition.

The mowing down of three officers has prompted a fresh round of tensions between police and prosecutors.

Caught in the middle of rising cross-strait tensions, there are few Chinese students left on the self-ruled island.

Marathon trial, which lasted a year and a half, sees people convicted on charges ranging from gang membership to murder

The Assistant Police Commissioner tells the coronial inquest into the death of Mr Walker that evidence from the perjury investigation into Constable Zachary Rolfe over an allegation that the officer "lied" to a court should have been referred to the Director of Public Prosecutions for decision.

A Victorian Supreme Court judge labels the case against trucking boss Simiona Tuteru a "misuse of the court process", with the DPP still not ready to proceed after two and a half years.

Kerri-Ann Conley became the first person in Queensland to be charged with murder under an expanded definition. Then her charges were downgraded.

Visit to Taipei by Shanghai officials was arranged by mayor from opposition Kuomintang party, attracting accusations of secrecy

Opposition party that once dominated the self-ruled island aims to show it can work better with Beijing than ruling DPP.