Latest prosecution News

Türk welcomes conviction of ex-minister for crimes against humanity: Gambia
Illegal Fishers In Hot Water After Their Day In Court
Court rules that South East Forest Rescue can sue NSW Forestry Corporation for breaching environment protection laws
Strongest penalties in Australia for dodgy second-hand vehicle sellers passes Parliament
Justin Whalley SC appointed Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions
McBride jailing reinforces need for whistleblower reforms
European Directive on combating violence against women and domestic violence welcome but falls short of full potential, says UN expert
Global Tax Chiefs and SFCT build capability to combat crypto crime | Australian Taxation Office
Death Puts Apprentice Safety In Focus Again
UN expert urges more steps to promote inclusive governance, human rights and accountability: Somalia
Former Guantánamo Bay detainee faces re-victimisation in Algeria, UN experts say
Charges – Illicit substances – East Arnhem community
Ponsonby Homicide: Police Seeking Hone Kay-Selwyn
Police accept IPCA’s findings into sexual assault investigation
Strengthening Stalking And Harassment Laws
ACT’s first female Director of Public Prosecutions starts today
188 breaches of new condition designed to protect greater gliders
Charge Laid After Confier Grove Callout
Rap music is being used as evidence to convict children of serious crimes
Time for Scotland to follow the rest of the UK and punish violent partners who cause pregnancy loss
Independent Victims’ Commissioner to be permanently established
ICAC finds former Inner West Council and Transport for NSW employees and contractors corrupt
Response to press speculation regarding Samarco settlement
Hefty Fine For Breaching Lifetime Animal Ownership Ban
Championing Animal Welfare For 20 Years At RSPCA SA
Tanzania’s lack of investigation and action equivalent to condoning ritual killings and mutilations of people with albinism, UN committee says
‘Catastrophic’ System Failure Under Investigation
Sexual assault victims give evidence in court, but alleged perpetrators don’t have to. Bruce Lehrmann’s defamation case shows why that needs to change
Skippers Need To Undertake Checks Prior To Departure
Appointment of Ambassadors, High Commissioner and Consuls-General
ComCom secures conviction against promoter who claimed they’d be ‘one of the biggest scammers in NZ
PACKAGING COMPANY FINED AFTER WORKER SUSTAINS CRUSH INJURIES IN WORKPLACE INCIDENT
The survivors’ perspective: Informing policy and practice in the fight against child exploitation and abuse
UN experts: Cambodia must end harassment of human rights defenders
Macquarie Bank to pay $10 million for failure to properly monitor system for third-party fee withdrawals from customer accounts
$40,000 Fine After Worker’s Arm Caught In Shredder
Police accept IPCA’s findings into inadequacies in responding to murder victim’s complaint
$500,000 reward announced for information into the 1995 murder of Tammy Dyson
Five years is too long: Albanese government must call on the US to drop Assange charges
Justice Huggett first woman appointed as Chief Judge of District Court of New South Wales
ACT strengthens criminal justice system with clearer disclosure laws and new protections for victim-survivors 
Mercury Commits To $1.15m Safety Spend
Catalogue delivery company pleads guilty to 318 breaches of child employment laws
Animal Registrations Due Wednesday 10 April
Ship master and company convicted over pilot ladder failures
Guilty verdict reinforces importance of transparency for third-party RTO agreements
Former Sydney financial adviser charged with dishonest conduct
Images released as part of investigation into 2012 Altona book store assault