The man’s death in June was not the first time a drunk patient was hurt under Victoria’s health-led response to public intoxication.
From farming pot to breaking out of jail to a life lived incognito for decades:the remarkable tale of an honours graduate turned handyman in hiding,Darko Desic.
Professor S. Caroline Taylor will speak about “obscenely low” prosecution and conviction rates for “the most catastrophic” crime against children at an international summit.
The corrections minister has vowed to fix a glaring loophole after discovering no single agency was responsible for informing victims about their attackers’ parole.
Premier Chris Minns is right to want to protect NSW’s children. But it is a failure of his government to ignore the harm occurring in interactions with police.
She’s the barrister du jour in the defamation capital of the world. Then came the day she found herself in the witness box ...
Nobody in youth detention asked Tyson about his dreams - they asked about his court dates. Now he wants the prime minister to fix the system.
Victoria’s former director of public prosecutions was a magnet for controversy as she tackled cases where many have opinions and few have the responsibility.
Justice Michael Lee told a lawyers’ conference that despite laws aimed at increasing transparency,courts were moving in the opposite direction.
We can’t have it both ways. If young people are to be treated like adults in the criminal justice system,how can we deny them the right to vote?
A coroner found that Nelson,37,would still be alive if prison staff had responded to her cries for help. But WorkSafe closed the case without any charges.