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Cold, hard cash: Six-figure sum buried in a cooler at Cranston’s Hunter hideaway
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Cold, hard cash: Six-figure sum buried in a cooler at Cranston’s Hunter hideaway

After his arrest over one of the biggest tax frauds in Australia’s history, Adam Cranston told the AFP “an amount of money” was hidden on his rural property.

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Adam Cranston pocketed $6.8 million from tax fraud, court told
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Adam Cranston pocketed $6.8 million from tax fraud, court told

The 36-year-old son of former ATO deputy commissioner Michael Cranston has accepted he is facing a “relatively long” stint behind bars, his barrister says.

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The one change quietly lifting domestic violence convictions in NSW

The one change quietly lifting domestic violence convictions in NSW

Domestic violence has been a stubbornly difficult crime to police and prosecute, but one change in NSW laws has increased convictions.

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‘Not your case’: Sexual assault survivors speak of hope and hostility pursuing justice

‘Not your case’: Sexual assault survivors speak of hope and hostility pursuing justice

A landmark study into the NSW justice system reveals sexual assault survivors, in their own words, facing doubts and barriers on the road to justice.

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Judge finds PwC broke its own rules when it forced partner to retire

Judge finds PwC broke its own rules when it forced partner to retire

PwC could be facing a hefty legal bill by a former partner who has also flagged defamation action against the firm after being named in a press release.

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‘Mummy and Daddy ain’t gonna help’: Crash victim’s father speaks of pain and loss
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‘Mummy and Daddy ain’t gonna help’: Crash victim’s father speaks of pain and loss

As Tyrell Edwards was taken into custody for killing five teenagers in a crash at Buxton, John Van de Putte said the families will never get over the tragedy.

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Myths and stereotypes alive and well in NSW sexual assault trials

Myths and stereotypes alive and well in NSW sexual assault trials

A new report has laid bare the trauma many sex assault victims feel in NSW courtrooms.

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‘Why did you wear that?’: The myths hurting sex abuse survivors in courts
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‘Why did you wear that?’: The myths hurting sex abuse survivors in courts

A NSW government report, the first of its kind in decades, found outdated myths and stereotypes of “genuine victims” were rife in sexual assault trials.

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Hunter bus crash driver a no-show in court as 52 fresh charges formally laid

Hunter bus crash driver a no-show in court as 52 fresh charges formally laid

The parents of one of the victims of the Hunter Valley bus tragedy heard that the driver, Brett Button, would not be in court.

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‘The justice we wanted’: Schoolgirl’s family welcomes killer’s sentence

‘The justice we wanted’: Schoolgirl’s family welcomes killer’s sentence

Year 11 student Michelle Bright was last seen alive when a friend dropped her off after a birthday party.

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‘Her dreams were stolen’: Slain schoolgirl’s family confront ‘monster’

‘Her dreams were stolen’: Slain schoolgirl’s family confront ‘monster’

Michelle Bright’s mother and brothers sobbed as they told the court of their “unending grief” in the decades since the 17-year-old was murdered by Craig Rumsby.

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