A former childcare worker has been found not guilty of raping a child in his care after a three-day trial on the Sunshine Coast.
Man jailed for role in $15m drug syndicate bringing meth to Australia
Nathan John Bailey will be eligible for parole next year, after pleading guilty to importing a controlled substance.
French jockey Marina Morel's death subject of inquest
Marina Morel's passion for horses was evident to all who knew her.
Trainer quizzed at inquest into jockey's fatal fall
Marina Morel came to Australia from France to follow her dream of being a professional jockey, but died after the horse she was riding collapsed.
Husband to fight charges over crash with train that killed wife
Haydn Thomas Mansell pleads not guilty to careless driving causing death after the vehicle he was driving collided with a freight train at a level crossing near Albany.
Driver who killed young motorcyclist was on the phone, judge says
A driver who has avoided jail after she fatally struck a 21-year-old motorcyclist was under the influence of cannabis and on the phone at the time of the crash south of Adelaide, a judge says.
Basketballer jailed for raping woman texted friends he 'lowkey shouldn't have'
Semi-professional Perth basketballer Roosevelt Williams Jr is jailed for raping a friend following a night out, with the court told how he sent several text messages afterwards describing what he had done.
Man faces court charged with rape and murder of 62yo woman in brothel
A forensic pathologist has told a committal hearing for Michael James Chalmers she believed the 62-year-old woman died from neck compression, smothering or gagging.
Ex-Shire of Coorow executive charged with fraud and corruption
A public officer in regional Western Australia has faced court on charges of attempted fraud, corruption and stealing while working for the Shire of Coorow.
Man pleads not guilty to manslaughter of former MP Barry Urban
A man has pleaded not guilty to the manslaughter of Barry Urban, the former Western Australian Labor politician who was allegedly attacked at a tyre business he managed in Perth.
Date set for Bruce Lehrmann rape trial in Queensland
Former Liberal staffer Bruce Lehrmann will stand trial on two counts of rape at a later date.
Man faces court after body found in small Victorian town
A Victorian man appeared agitated as he faced court on a murder charge after a body was found in the small town of Jung earlier this week.
Body-in-suitcase double murderer appeals life sentences
Daniel Holdom is appealing his life sentences for dumping the body of a toddler in a suitcase after he killed her and her mother.
Bank of America reaches tentative settlement over Epstein-related lawsuit
Bank of America has tentatively settled a lawsuit claiming it ignored suspicious financial transactions involving Jeffrey Epstein while he was sexually abusing hundreds of girls and women.
Man charged with murder of partner and baby has mental health diagnosis, court hears
Blake Seers has been charged with two counts of murder after the bodies of a 37-year-old woman and an 11-month-old girl were found inside a home at Belivah, south of Brisbane, last week.
Recognised rural youth worker faces child exploitation material charges
Police allege illegal material was found on the youth support officer's work and personal devices. He has received several awards for his work with young people in the town of Cunnamulla after he founded a neighbourhood centre.
Federal government loses bid to monitor those released from immigration detention
New government measures to monitor people released from indefinite immigration detention are struck down by the High Court in Canberra.
'I feel empowered': Woman tells of relief at rapist masseur's lengthy sentence
Detectives praise the bravery of more than a dozen women who testified against Bunbury massage therapist and rapist Anthony Brain, including Anwen Handmer.
Court transcription service in crisis after entering voluntary administration
Four weeks after the ABC revealed sensitive court files were being accessed offshore in a potential risk to national security, the company responsible for the breach has entered into voluntary administration.
Men accused of killing grandmother 'went there for money, not murder'
A jury sees a covert police recording of Melbourne man Steve Fabriczy admitting to being involved in the burglary where Canberra grandmother Irma Palasics was killed in 1999, as he faces trial for her murder.
Childcare worker on trial for alleged rape of child
A childcare worker is standing trial over allegations he raped a young child on Queensland's Sunshine Coast.