The case of an outback police officer who took his own life after being exposed to trauma and stress at work holds key lessons for the force, a coroner says.
Lloyd Jones
Two mums who sued NSW Police for bail checks on their Indigenous children that they described as trespass have settled with the force.
Sarah Spina-Matthews
A tape capturing what is believed to be the last moments a woman was seen alive in 2001 could be the key to cracking the case, her siblings say.
A man facing dozens of historical sex charges against vulnerable Aboriginal children used violence and intimidation to avoid detection, a court has been told.
Abe Maddison
As the new school year begins in Austria, a law banning headscarves in schools for girls under 14 has gone into force.
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A coroner has reported that the long-delayed arrival of ambulance crews contributed to the deaths of two elderly patients who had suffered falls.
Failures by officials to adequately advocate and coordinate a young Indigenous boy's access to his family have triggered coronial recommendations.
A court has allowed a British-Australian couple living off-grid in the Italian woods to spend more time with their children.
Police vision of an officer appearing to brag about punching a protester has been referred to the law enforcement watchdog, as some call for his suspension.
A court in South Korea has sentenced Unification Church leader Han Hak-ja to two years in prison.
Queensland is first to force e-bike and e-scooter riders to get licences as states scramble to tackle crashes, battery fires and dangerous high-powered imports.
Robyn Wuth
A former Australian Border Force officer says Labor has acknowledged the growing black market tobacco trade but is failing to act in light of another report.
Noah Secomb
The murder trial of Duane Davis in the 1996 killing of Tupac Shakur has heard testimony from former Las Vegas police officers.
Jack Queen
A death in custody investigation is underway after a police pursuit of a man accused of stealing two cars ended in tragedy.
Chelsea Heaney
A former top public servant says she quit a stellar career after CFMEU figures allegedly tracked her daughter's movements, hurled vile abuse in union meetings.
Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the accused mastermind of the deadly September 11 terror attacks, is scheduled to stand trial on June 5, 2028.
Joanthan J Cooper
The former CFMEU administrator has told an inquiry identifying infiltration by organised crime figures that it remains an issue for the embattled union.
Andrew Stafford
Corrections officers across a state went on strike after a prisoner accused of assaulting an officer was released from custody before later being charged.
Catherine Bouris
Construction bosses were allegedly tailed, tracked, watched by drones and had pets baited in a campaign likened to Iraq-style tactics, an inquiry has been told.
A suburban park is being searched by homicide detectives for possible items left behind by a hit team.
Callum Godde
After failing to quash a court ruling that she made a racist remark online, One Nation leader Pauline Hanson is seeking leave to appeal to the High Court.
Two former organisers of Hong Kong's decades-old vigil in remembrance of the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown have been convicted in a national security case.
Kanis Leung
How the family of a missing teen hiker were mistakenly led to believe she was still alive will be the subject of investigation involving multiple agencies.
Sarah Spina-Matthews and Max Aldred
A state Liberal MP and her former chief of staff believe they were set up to help oust a divisive building commissioner key to a corruption allegation.
Duncan Murray
