Crime

CrimeMany more US Capitol riot arrests expected

Prosecutors have charged more than 400 people over the deadly attack on the US Capitol in January and say they expect to charged at least 100 more.

Jan Wolfe

CrimeHow do we stop women being burned alive?

Mandatory detention, increased family court laws or ankle trackers — more must be done to stop domestic violence. VOTE IN OUR POLL.

Lucy Carne

ExclusiveChinese triad boss’s role in selling Belt and Road scheme

A notorious former Chinese triad boss has emerged as one of the key backers of the Belt and Road trade route, which is also being used by criminals.

Charles Miranda

Special InvestigationAussie drug money linked to China’s Belt and Road deal

A secret report has unmasked at least three of Australia’s biggest organised crime lords and their links to China’s controversial Belt and Road deal.

Charles Miranda

CrimeUK court allows Wright bitcoin claim

A UK court has allowed Australian Craig Wright, who claims to have created bitcoin, to demand that a website remove the white paper behind the cryptocurrency.

Kirstin Ridley

CrimeHundreds attend Daunte Wright US funeral

Hundreds of mourners are remembering Daunte Wright, a 20-year-old father of one who was shot by a police officer on April 11.

Aaron Morrison

CrimeAlly urges Navalny to end hunger strike

Anastasia Vasilyeva has urged Russian dissident Alexei Navalny to end his hunger strike.

Anton Zverev

Local GovernmentLGAs turn to AFLNT for inspiration as a successful and aspiring organisation

Local government leaders across the Territory will draw upon the wisdom of the AFLNT as a successful organisation, after a telling presentation at yesterday’s LGANT Annual General Meeting.

JUDITH AISTHORPE and Will Zwar

‘Party unit’Top End neighbourhood noise dispute ends in violent home invasion

A Top End neighbourhood noise complaint that ended in a violent home invasion after a man burst into a “party unit” armed with a shovel handle has played out in the Supreme Court.

Jason Walls

CrimeDV bail fail: ‘You don’t wait for a terrorist to blow a bridge up’

Anti-domestic violence campaigners say offenders should be “treated like terrorists in the courtroom” and that intervention needs to happen ahead of deadly crimes.

Danielle Buckley

CrimeShock new allegations as police admit ‘failure’ to keep Kelly safe

An internal police review will investigate what went wrong in the weeks and hours before Kelly Wilkinson’s cruel – and preventable – death, as more shocking allegations around the young mum’s horrific final moments come to light.

Jeremy Pierce, Jessica Marszalek, Felicity Ripper

CrimeMan accused of drugging, raping girls released on bail

A man accused of drugging and sexually assaulting three teenage girls during a party at a Toowong apartment has been granted bail.

Shiloh Payne

Innocent victim of evilEvil father who killed baby girl had history of threats

The man who killed himself and baby Kobi at the Whispering Wall reservoir had been in court just hours earlier, seeking permission to have contact with his family.

Sean Fewster, Caleb Bond, Jason Katsaras, Lynton Grace and Patrick James

‘He knows where her body is’Devastating end to search with no sign of Hayley found

Police have concluded the search of a Badgingarra property formerly owned by Hayley Dodd’s killer, Francis Wark, with the remains of the missing teenager not located.

Daryna Zadvirna, Phil Hickey & Michael Traill

WA mystery ‘We didn’t find her’: WA police suspend Hayley Dodd search

The whereabouts of teenager Hayley Dodd's remains is still a mystery after West Australian police abandoned a fresh search.

Michael Ramsey

CrimeBlock star not guilty: ‘This has destroyed Suzi’s life’

Suzi Taylor and her co-accused have been found not guilty of five charges, including extorting an escort client, with the former The Block star’s lawyer claiming “this has ruined Suzi’s life”.

Kay Dibben

TragedyThree dead in horror crash

Three people have lost their lives in a horror crash near Cowra, closing a major highway as police establish a crime scene.

Anthony Piovesan

CrimeNSW grazier murder trial: Cops suspicions

The police interview of a NSW woman accused of murdering her grazier partner has been played in the NSW Supreme Court.

Greta Stonehouse

Darwin shootingHoffmann to read ‘every word’ of evidence against him ahead of September murder trial

Alleged Darwin shooter Ben Hoffmann will read “every word” of the brief of evidence against him ahead of his upcoming mass murder trial.

Jason Walls

CrimeEx-Block star not guilty of extortion

Former reality TV star Suzi Taylor and Ali Ebrahimi have been found not guilty in a Brisbane court of charges including extorting money from a sex client.

Robyn Wuth

CrimeHow convicted killer could get her hands on dead mum’s estate

A Brisbane woman in jail for murdering her mother will soon apply for special leave to appeal her conviction, which, if successful, could mean she would be entitled to her dead mum’s estate, a court has heard.

Kay Dibben

CrimeLawyer amassed $650k for COVID legal claim

A Victorian lawyer who was stripped or her practising certificate collected more than $650,000 for a proposed class action against "unlawful" COVID-19 measures.

Georgie Moore

CrimeRichmond hit with AFL injury lawsuit

Richmond Football Club has been hit with a lawsuit, alleging it failed to protect former player Ty Zantuck from a debilitating back injury during his career.

Karen Sweeney

On the roadNAMED AND SHAMED: Drivers who broke the law revealed

WE’VE been keeping track of the daily court lists. Here are some of the bad drivers who had their cases finalised in the Darwin courts in the past few weeks. SEE THE NAMES HERE

PHILLIPPA BUTT