Tag: Courts and Trials
Woman refused bail over alleged security guard assault
A 19-year-old woman accused of lunging at a security guard with a knife outside a Wanniassa supermarket has been refused bail in the ACT Magistrates Court.[MORE]
Police attacker admits to problem with authority
A man has pleaded guilty in the Darwin Magistrates Court to assaulting two police officers despite having no recollection of the incident.[MORE]
Police monitor Rosemeadow as tensions run high
Police will maintain a heavy presence at a housing estate in Sydney's south-west tonight following a violent neighbourhood feud on Monday.[MORE]
Art valuer escapes jail over fraudulent deal
A Brisbane art valuer has been convicted of dishonestly obtaining almost $100,000 and fraudulently obtaining a picture worth almost $50,000.[MORE]
Torres Strait nurse attacker fined for bail breach
A 23-year-old man who sexually assaulted a nurse on a remote Torres Strait island has been convicted of breaching his bail.[MORE]
Suspended drink driver jailed
A drink driver who'd already lost his licence for five years has been jailed in Darwin after being caught drunk behind the wheel.[MORE]
Protesters' names obtained from court: Gunns
The Tasmanian timber company Gunns says the names of protesters involved in last month's Triabunna woodchip mill action were in the public domain.[MORE]
Alleged taxi-driver assailant denied bail
A man accused of slashing a 60-year-old taxi driver in the face with a knife at Horsley last month has attempted unsuccessfully in Wollongong Local Court to apply for bail.[MORE]
Group to lodge complaint over court security scare
A group representing prison inmates will make a complaint to the Ombudsman over an incident at the Magistrate's Court on Tuesday.[MORE]
Accused brawler's family abuses media
Family members of a 16-year-old allegedly involved in a Sydney street brawl have abused media outside court.[MORE]
Flamingo case evidence sent interstate
A court has heard that forensic material relating to the alleged bashing of a flamingo at Adelaide Zoo has been sent interstate for analysis.[MORE]
Forest workers expect to gain from damages claim
Forest contractors says Gunns has agreed to pass on to workers any compensation from a damages claims against anti-logging protesters.[MORE]
Storm Financial accuses Commonwealth Bank of deception
Storm Financial says it intends to take the Commonwealth Bank to trial.[MORE]
Trio to face court over street brawl
Three more people will face court today over the violent street brawl in Sydney's south-west.[MORE]
German trial of former SS man collapses
The planned trial of an 87-year-old former SS member who confessed to killing three Dutch civilians collapsed after the court decided he was unfit to stand trial for health reasons.[MORE]
40 detained over Turkish coup plot
Turkish police have detained around 40 people including three retired generals, media said, in the latest stage of a probe into an alleged plot to topple EU aspirant Turkey's Islamic AK Party Government.[MORE]
Man granted bail over alleged glassing
A 22-year-old man accused of glassing a committee member of the Tennant Creek Memorial Club last Wednesday has been granted bail in the Alice Springs Magistrates Court.[MORE]
Man granted bail over alleged brick assault
An 18-year-old Canberra man who allegedly assaulted another man with a brick in Kambah early this morning has been granted bail in the ACT Magistrates Court.[MORE]
Alice police slam 'cowardly' attack on officers
The Northern Territory's Southern Region Police Commander has described an attack on officers in Alice Springs as cowardly.[MORE]
Scam victims became complicit in fraud: police
A Sunshine Coast couple have been charged with fraud after allegedly starting out as victims of the same scam. [MORE]
Driver to be charged after car veered into pedestrians
A 62-year-old NSW man will be charged on summons after a car accident at Lorne yesterday that injured eight people.[MORE]
Man facing child porn charges granted bail
A 36-year-old Pakistani national charged with importing child pornography and bestiality material into Australia has been granted bail.[MORE]
Brawl accused ordered to leave Sydney
A man charged over a street brawl in Sydney's south-west has been granted bail on the condition he stays away.[MORE]
Gunns sues anti-logging protesters
Forest activists who are being sued by Gunns say they will not be intimidated by the Tasmanian timber company.[MORE]
Pair plead guilty to possessing 68 cannabis plants
Two people charged with possessing 68 cannabis plants have pleaded guilty to drugs charges in the Albany Magistrates Court.[MORE]
