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The family of jailed British footballer Billy Hood fear for his safety as he has “vanished” after vowing to expose the police he claimed framed him.

A South Australian man has been sentenced to five years in jail after he was found guilty of lodging false income tax returns worth nearly $500,000 in fraudulent refunds. Joshua Matheson had included false income – purportedly earned through working at a butcher shop and his own Matho’s PCs business.

A NSW father-of-four who sexually abused his teenage daughter and intimidated her into silence with a note reading “DO NOT TELL ANYONE” has had years slashed off his jail term because it was “manifestly excessive”.

A young model with 2.5 million Instagram followers has made headlines for allegedly using her power of distraction to get her mum out of jail. An Instagram model helped her mother escape jail by distracting the security guard,

Heather Mack is escorted by Indonesian immigration officers as she walked free from prison after serving seven years of a 10-year sentence for killing her mother. (AP) An Indonesian court sentenced Mack to 10 years in prison for assisting Schaefer in her …

The younger brother of Bassam Hamzy used a friend’s phone to carry out an affair, not for any criminal purposes, a court has been told. But a court has been told Ghassan Amoun is not involved in the bloody underworld feud that has shaken Sydney and …

A Sydney academic who sent herself her own underwear amid a bizarre and mysterious hate mail campaign has been sentenced in court. Despite facing up to 10 years behind bars, former University of Technology Sydney dean of science Dianne Jolley, 51, was on …

But despite living a quiet and law-abiding life on Sydney’s northern beaches for years, he could now be kicked out of the country after being sentenced for the outbreak. Darko Desic managed to give police and authorities the slip for almost 30 years …

The United States sought to assure a British court Wednesday that Julian Assange would not be held at a federal supermax prison, as it appealed a decision to block his extradition on the grounds he is a serious suicide threat.

A convicted terror cell leader is now waiting to learn if his latest bid for freedom will see him released before the end of 2023.Abdul Nacer Benbrika became the first Australian convicted of leading a terrorist organisation and was jailed for 15 years in 2009.