Raptor Squad officers have charged five high-ranking Finks OMCG members and associates following an investigation into an alleged attempted aggravated break and enter in Newcastle last month.

Following extensive inquiries, from 6.45am yesterday (Tuesday 4 March 2025), Southern Region Enforcement Squad with assistance from Southern Operations Support Group, Monaro Police District, State ...

In a photo of the incident, one of the boys can be seen wearing a white shirt, however, his school logo is covered by his arm. In a statement, NSW Police told news.com.au there had been multiple ...

On Sunday, the chief investigator for the CFMEU administration, Geoffrey Watson, SC, described Leavitt’s placement on the Big ...

Firms working on government projects have been pressured to fund an outlaw motorcycle gang-linked boxing promotion company.

Liquor and Gaming NSW conducted a probe into the venue’s responsible service of alcohol after a Sydney court was told that ... In a self-deprecating move, the logo for the eponymous program ...

The NSW Supreme Court has rejected a bid to keep a convicted child murderer behind bars for another 12 months. A court previously ruled the man, who was released after serving a 22-year sentence ...

In a case that’s flown under the radar, the Supreme Court may be about to hand the Trump administration its biggest weapon yet in the fight against DEIA—the possibility of criminal liability.

The brother of a state government minister has denied supplying methylamphetamine as he faced court on five drugs charges. Richard Evan Hillyer, 62, the estranged brother of NSW Police Minister ...

That statement then had to be translated from Hebrew to English to make it admissible as evidence in NSW courts. “That has just taken time and people just need to be patient. But we’ve made ...

However, in a shock twist, documents tendered to the NSW Supreme Court reveal the brother denies ever being assaulted by their dad. One family member labelled the girl a “pathological liar ...

NSW Police have charged 14 people in connection with high-profile antisemitic incidents in Sydney. Detectives have now arrested 29 people and laid a total of 143 charges under Strike Force Pearl.