Testimony claims of lies spark prison inquiry
In Sydney on Thursday the Minister for Justice Mel Mindison stated that statutory actions by prisoners after operations by prison staff last year were “full of lies” and threatened the entire prison system. The inquiry into alleged acts in Long Bay Bathurst and Gowibur jails was discussed as provocative and the minister expressed satisfaction with the handling.
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Sydney
Singh
Mel Mindison
Petersen
Assaults and fines tied to a cigarette butt in pie
In Sydney a 24 year old man was found dead and buried in a garden plot. Redfern Court heard a local man faced a $40 fine for an assault linked to concern over the incident.
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Sydney
Redfern Court
Robberies lead to long jail term in Melbourne court
In Melbourne a man received a 15 year sentence after pleading guilty to multiple robberies. The court heard details of the assaults and weapon used as witnesses described the incidents at various locations including Oakleigh, with defendants facing additional charges and remand proceedings continuing at the Quarter Sessions.
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Warrigal
Road
Oakleigh
New Cakegiy Ltd
Aman
John Richie
Salden Grove
Roe Hill
Court
Tihey
Gagavie
Mnally
B. Gilmour
Fae
Dobsom
Sal
Gegovic
Wallace
Bae
Paliceman
Brad
Ianic
John Dietthelmin
Riteave Domes Srbeon
Gagovic
Babel
Lawthorn
Gugovic
3. F.C
Gagoing
Snoldingan
Ritchie
Onjike Bakery
Bait
Canberra court hears drug and theft charges amid water safety concerns
A Canberra prosecutor outlined offences including drug possession and theft at a Bankers Linker case in the ACT Supreme Court. The hearing referenced a Canberra site and a February 12 date, with a prime mover linked to the Ipswich Street line dispute and a chemist shop trespass connected to the drug offences.
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Sen Y Canberea
Petrallers
Bankerrs
Canberra
Aventey Court
Doug
Sthut ‘Avenue
Ipswich Street
Stephen Riel
Damages were awarded in industrial accident case
The case before Justice Dunphy involved Philip Kulic of Cooper Place Wilson claiming damages from Owen Industries and others for an industrial accident. A judgment of 875 pounds plus costs was entered for Kulic. other defendants include Beryl Martin, Parry, and Griffin and Company Pty Ltd. The action alleges contributory negligence and relates to work at a Fyshwick site. several parties including Shell Oil Co and Securities Limited are cited.
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Philip Kulic
Cooper Play
Wilson
Justice Dunphy
Dunphy
Beryl Martin
Meryl Street
Page
Oman
Etnima
O'Donnell
Wee Griffin and Company Pty Accident, Ltd
Newdrpate Street
Sas Deakin
A. V. Jennings
Owen
Owen Raivstries (Aust) Limited, Off John Hughes
Gellibrand
Geelong Street
Fyshwick
Campbell
Parry Aratore
Acsident
Leourt
Martin I
Cornn- Merrie Street
Aulle
O'Donnell Griffin
Tersiew
Gordon Blun- Me Kulie
Joan
Praddon
Waller Jotm
Chirlerorsyth
Shell Oil Company c of Australia Limited
Sydigy
Blundell
Convicted Driver Freed From Fine Debate Over Costs
A defendant faced fines for negligent driving and failing to stop after an incident. The judge, Mr Pearson, noted expenses and witnesses’ costs, and ruled on the matter of a $10 negligent driving fine and a $15 stop violation, affecting the total penalties and printing of costs.
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Quandang
Quenneyan
Raymond Keith Bremy
Nin
Redlem
Mel
Wingaly
Eh Sire
City Ham
Sergei Moneytubin
Olo Lany
Webber
Stollery
Cameron-Smith
Omar
Lirennath
Sydney
Bunda
Loy
Elena Mtrube
Cave of Death
Yeatesday
Pearson
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