Miklos Bolza

William Tyrrell's former foster father has had a conviction tossed out after a judge ruled he didn't intend to cause fear of harm when he screamed in frustration at a child on the way to school. Via @AAPNewswire: https://t.co/v53wfa9oGU

A drug dealer chasing a $1500 debt may have been hypervigilant when he fatally shot a buyer twice with a double-barrelled shotgun during a botched home invasion, a court has been told. Via @AAPNewswire: https://t.co/S2eXVJpK0m

Ita Buttrose has denied pressuring out an "activist" from her fill-in radio presenting role over the sharing of a post on the Gaza war, telling a court she should never have been employed in the first place. Via @AAPNewswire: https://t.co/s71pCfL7LK

Political firebrand Mark Latham contends a judge got it wrong by finding a vulgar tweet sent during an online argument defamed an independent MP who advocates for the LGBTQI community. Via @AAPNewswire: https://t.co/R9cFA32iYG

Former executives at embattled casino operator The Star put profit above risk when they failed to take action as junket operators potentially linked to crime gangs flaunted wads of cash and money in eskies, a judge has heard. Via @AAPNewswire: https://t.co/VgroNkEpMQ

The ABC's managing director has admitted the public broadcaster's integrity will be impacted by whether it wins or loses a hotly contested lawsuit by a radio host sacked for sharing a post critical of Israel. Via @AAPNewswire: https://t.co/5ZoLhup8NJ

Despite making polarising statements on racism, politics and the Murdoch press, a number of high-profile ABC personalities avoided the same fate as a radio host removed over a post on Gaza, a court has been told. Via @AAPNewswire: https://t.co/ar7tnqNNTL

A push by senior ABC figures including then-chair Ita Buttrose to get rid of a journalist who expressed anti-Israeli views resulted in the presenter receiving death threats and needing to hire private security, a court has been told. Via @AAPNewswire: https://t.co/WvKezf9puu

A Chinese herbalist described as hostile and self-serving has been found guilty of professional misconduct after a diabetic patient he told to stop taking western medicine died. Via @AAPNewswire: https://t.co/aJgvZ0qLCV

Jurors have acquitted a man diagnosed with "sexsomnia" of rape after being told to determine their verdict based on existing sex crime laws rather than laws they wished were in force. Via @AAPNewswire: https://t.co/VU7nku9zFr

Suspended Richmond star Noah Balta has admitted an assault following an incident that left a man in hospital with a head injury. Via @AAPNewswire: https://t.co/ToJnX2FTzd

Toyota has been criticised over allegedly misleading statements which failed to disclose the possible financial and legal consequences to vehicle owners who obtained a "free" fix to their engine defects. Via @AAPNewswire: https://t.co/WWIqb91gI3

A man thrown behind bars for allegedly defacing a police memorial to fallen officers in an "appalling" attack has lost a bid to be detained at a mental health facility instead of jail. Via @AAPNewswire: https://t.co/FK3M6Mv5LU

An alleged bikie leader has sued one of Australia's largest media companies, claiming reports he was a fugitive secretly controlling the nation's billion-dollar drug trade caused him distress and embarrassment. Via @AAPNewswire: https://t.co/PTq3QwWnik

The lives of some vulnerable aged-care residents could have been saved during a devastating COVID-19 outbreak that ripped through an aged-care home if not for missteps and leadership failures. Via @AAPNewswire: https://t.co/fwgzEPYLY3

A long-serving police officer says he forged internal documents not for personal gain but because undiagnosed post-traumatic stress disorder turned him into a workaholic. Via @AAPNewswire: https://t.co/ak4ZXxESKb

An NDIS provider will pay the largest ever penalty of its kind over the death of an intellectually disabled man, who choked on a toasted salami and cheese sandwich. Via @AAPNewswire: https://t.co/QNWVSlUb14