Eliza Barr

Jul 19, 2024 | adelaidenow.com.au | James O’Doherty |Linda Silmalis |Eliza Barr |Brenden Hills

Companies across the globe are experiencing mass system crashes - including Australian media outlets, casinos, big four banks and tech companies. Outages have been reported in Australia, New Zealand, Japan and India, and hit about 2pm. It is believed the worldwide outage was the result of a failure with a software security company Crowdstrike, which aims to stop computers being hacked.

Jun 21, 2024 | dailytelegraph.com.au | Eliza Barr

Gasps and sobs from some of Andrew Hayler’s 26 female victims broke out in Sydney District Court on Friday as Judge Jane Culver sentenced the former bartender to a maximum of nine years’ jail. Hayler had pleaded guilty to 28 counts of using a carriage service to offend in relation to the foul online posts – which included 684 posts featuring the women’s pictures and 141 altered pornographic images.

May 3, 2024 | dailytelegraph.com.au | Eliza Barr

Parents had entrusted Sydney childcare centre director Thomas Fanous and his centre’s manager Amara Jaroudi with their precious children in 2020 and 2021. At Sutherland Local Court on Friday, Magistrate Hugh Donnelly gave a nightmarish account of small children at the centre being force fed until they vomited, having their mouths covered to prevent screaming, and being restrained in high chairs for hours on end.

Mar 24, 2024 | dailytelegraph.com.au | Eliza Barr

In our world you cannot get away with calling a stranger in the street a pussy and a gay c – t, or yelling at them in another language based on their ethnic appearance. It would be entirely unacceptable to start singing made-up lyrics referring to sexually assaulting women or rough-housing so much you nearly take out the people around you. Yet this is what I witnessed from a band of obviously intoxicated Tigers fans on the hill at Leichhardt Oval when the Tigers played the Sharks on Saturday.

Mar 7, 2024 | dailytelegraph.com.au | Eliza Barr

The man who cannot be identified will be behind bars for decades for an array of grievous offences enacted through his support for notorious terrorist group Islamic State. He was convicted of committing acts in preparation for or planning terrorist attacks and other offences related to his support of Islamic state. The horrific acts he admitted to include multiple complex plans to commit fatal acts of terror against police and Corrective Services guards.