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Protected evidence in the case of a man charged with the sexual assault of Brittany Higgins — including counselling notes and video recordings — was unlawfully disclosed to the defence by the Australian Federal Police, according to a formal complaint to the AFP.

Kao Chia-yu, one of Taiwan’s highest profile political leaders, is a constant subject of sensationalist media attention. What hasn’t been explored in depth is her background, values, and how she came to her position. This is the first part of a three part essay on Kao and the world that…

Gardai confirmed that "an investigation file on this matter" has been sent to the office of the DPP "for its consideration"

Her evidence helped put abusers behind bars, yet ‘Amber’ was vilified by the authorities and says her torment will never end

Newly released court documents show NT Police was investigating Constable Zachary Rolfe for alleged perjury on another matter around the time of the fatal shooting of Kumanjayi Walker, but decided not to pursue the charge due to a lack of evidence.

Businesses announcing new arrivals this week include The Hanro Group, Onyx Health and DPP Planning

Lawyers for the DPP are to claim the sentence imposed on Keith Malone for the assault on his on-off partner Louise Karadag, which included the final three months being suspended, was unduly lenient

It may not be surprising that the Covid-19 pandemic outbreak cast a long shadow over Taiwan, as it has with the rest of the world.

A murder charge laid against Troy Hausler over the 2019 death of his work colleague Tobias Richter at a Pilbara mine site is downgraded to manslaughter in a Perth court because of insufficient evidence, prompting an apology to Mr Richter's family by WA's Director of Public Prosecutions.

Public support for lowering the voting age in Taiwan has largely fallen along party lines.

Prosecutors decide not to pursue criminal charges against South Australian Liberal MP Terry Stephens, despite a months-long ICAC investigation into his use of parliamentary allowances.