Melinda Graczol,a solicitor at the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions,said she supported making coercive control a crime,but it needs to be underpinned by “education and culture change” for police.
Every woman wants to be wanted,just not by Interpol,says Kathy Lette as she untangles her own case of mistaken identity.
Kelvin Shuo Gao,41,is in custody in the Thai capital. Xing Liu,65,was shot in the stomach twice.
The girl’s father has accused Professor Brigid Heywood of wiping saliva on the student’s face and making a remark about the colour of her skin at a March event.
Harley Thompson set a stranger’s house on fire,laughing while the building was engulfed in flames that killed a man inside. A judge said he wasn’t responsible because he suffered from a severe psychotic disorder.
Former NRL hooker Michael Lichaa has been cleared of a domestic violence assault charge.
The Perth man,accused of murdering Simone Strobel in Lismore in 2005,will remain in custody pending an appeal by prosecutors against the decision to grant him bail.
As police examine new evidence in connection to the assassination of Turkish Consul-General Sarik Ariyak,we revisit the day he and his bodyguard were brutally slain outside his Dover Heights home.
The University of New England is under pressure to stand aside Vice Chancellor Brigid Heywood over the alleged assault at an International Women’s Day event.
Michael Anthony Lunn was granted bail after his arrest for allegedly sexually assaulting six students when he was a teacher in Sydney’s eastern suburbs in the 1980s.
Detectives say one of two gunmen who crashed into a fire hydrant after shooting ex-Mongols bikie Suleiman “Sam” Abdulrahim also tried to hide in a restaurant garbage bin when fleeing the crime scene.