Two remanded on charges of breaking and entering
Canberra court remanded Joseph Royce News 22 of Preroos Creek Pad dys River and Kenneth George Heinh 24 of Owen Crewent Lyneham on December break-ins. They face charges including breaking and entering a Meres Creek store and Lyons bank office with theft of explosives and funds.
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Boy 14 to stand trial for sister's murder
A 14-year-old boy was committed for trial at Bendigo Supreme Court after the death of his 11-year-old sister in Swan Hill. Bail was refused. Police said the boy admitted firing four shots from a .22 rifle at his sister in her head and neck during a recorded interview. The father questioned him about the motive, the boy remained unresponsive as detectives cited ill feeling between them. The mother said she could not recall any reason behind the act. The sister's birthday had been the week before the tragedy.
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O'Sullivan
Bendigo Supreme Court
Pole
Daryl Clarke
Clarke
Kevin Carton
Means Test Drafted for ACT Legal Aid System
A draft ordinance to establish a permanent legal aid system for the ACT circulates via the Attorney General's Department. The plan would be administered by the Law Society through a three member statutory committee, with a means test for civil cases and selective coverage for criminal matters.
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Department of the Interior
Law Society
Howl Ase
Past is past, man told as court hears plea
The court heard that a man urged by Mr Justice Fey to move on would repay past breaches and explained that the incident stemmed from a depressive period after a friend stole his belongings. The testimony touched on damages claims and a separate traffic offence appeal, with multiple parties named in the proceedings.
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Justice Smithers
Sir Anthony Christopher
Queanbeyan
Markwick Pleads Guilty to Hindering Police Duty
Mr Roger Dennis Markwick of Garran Hall AM was fined $20 yesterday after pleading guilty to hindering a policeman in the execution of his duty at Manukaui on July 21. An additional charge against another officer was abated and another case was dismissed after police declined to offer evidence.
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Peter Chalmers
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Manukawi
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Law list for today Befide Mir Juitice Blackmore fr wo
Law list outlines matters before various commissions and courts including arbitrations, applications, and awards. It names several entities such as Kelly Reel, Wyatt Hi, and Australian Workers, detailing jurisdictional steps, preliminary hearings, and the progression of cases across tribunals and commissions.
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