Wife's knife injury was an accident, not attempted murder: defence Husband reached 'breaking point' before alleged murder attempt, jury hears. The Canberra Times · Jun 24
Husband had 'crazed look in eyes' while allegedly trying to kill her, wife says Daughter screamed father had a knife before alleged murder attempt, jury told. The Canberra Times · Jun 17
Magistrate barred after courtroom bust-up with lawyer The former head of a major university who allegedly wiped her saliva on a schoolgirl's face has won a legal bid after her lawyer clashed with a magistrate. AAP · Aug 21, 2024
Accused murderer set to use alleged human rights breach for release bid The man is co-accused of killing Irma Palasics nearly 25 years ago. The Canberra Times · May 21, 2024
NRL star's barrister doesn't have 'slightest faith' in police review The lawyer said he had been exposing police failings for decades. The Canberra Times · Nov 7, 2023
Magistrate in assault case against former University of New England vice-chancellor showed ‘lack of objectivity’, court told Prof Brigid Heywood is accused of wiping her spit on a teenager’s face during an International Women’s Day event in 2022 The Guardian - AU · Jul 5, 2023
Teen felt ‘degraded and belittled’ by former University of New England vice-chancellor, court told Prof Brigid Heywood has pleaded not guilty to charges of assault and offensive behaviour over an alleged incident in March 2022 The Guardian - AU · Jul 4, 2023
Canberra court played footage of police officers being struck by car, man to be sentenced for negligent driving next month Thomas Matthews, 31, struck three officers in his car in July 2021, while police were conducting a routine stop of another driver. ABC News · Feb 28, 2023
Startling video shows moment driver runs over police officers Offender Thomas Matthews has written a letter saying he is "deeply" remorseful. The Canberra Times · Feb 28, 2023
Canberra barristers blame ACT's falling criminal conviction rate on 'cowboy' police who rely on illegal evidence The ACT Bar Association says "dodgy" officers who fail to collect evidence lawfully are partly responsible for failed prosecutions. ABC News · Jun 7, 2022