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Courts
Five alleged deaths in Afghanistan have brought a former SAS soldier before an Australian criminal court. The public record reveals a prosecution shaped by competing demands: testing evidence, protecting sensitive information and preserving the presumption of innocence.
Subscribers · 27 October 2026 · 7 min read
Ben Roberts-Smith.Courts
A Sydney childcare worker has been charged with hundreds of child-abuse offences spanning sixteen years. Police say alleged offending occurred at five facilities. The harder question now sits with regulators and operators: how could one person move through so many rooms built on parental trust?
Subscribers · 2 September 2026
Crime
Regulators say Cocoon SDA Care billed the NDIS for people who were dead or in prison. Within months, the disability provider was in liquidation, leaving creditors, workers and participants to deal with the fallout.
Subscribers · 6 September 2026
Politics
She apologised on Thursday for harm caused by the mischaracterisation of her remarks. The remarks themselves, and the claim underneath them, she left standing.
Subscribers · 10 September 2026
Frankie Ngo, as pictured in the UAE Stories profile, February 2026.Wealthgate: Inside the Ngo Network
Corporate filings, court records and liquidation documents tell a more complicated story than the entrepreneur's public account of his role in the Australian Tattoo Expo.
Free to read · 16 October 2026 · 19 min read
Officers escort a man from a Sydney home during the Operation Avarus-Midas arrests, 1 February 2023.Crime
Operation Avarus-Midas, in the AFP's own words: how an alleged unregulated bank moved criminal money without a dollar crossing a border.
Subscribers · 6 September 2026 · 4 min read
Bystanders and mistaken-identity victims killed in Sydney's gang conflicts, by year, from the ABC's list compiled from NSW Police statements.Crime
Official crime data says murder in NSW is statistically stable. Police and media records tell a more disturbing story: a gangland conflict in which the wrong people are increasingly being killed.
Subscribers · 9 September 2026 · 10 min read
The cash seized at Triabunna on 20 September 2025: $1,065,660, most of it in ten vacuum-sealed bundles of $100,000, laid out by police after the stop.Crime
Stephen Ronald Sonners, 58, was stopped at Triabunna in September 2025 with $1,065,660 in a cardboard box, told police he found it under a bridge, and later admitted he was being paid about $1,000 to leave it in the bush. The Supreme Court of Tasmania gave him fifteen months' home detention. The judge's published reasons explain the charge, the defence he did not run, and the encrypted group chat called Final pass.
Subscribers · 10 October 2026 · 4 min read
How AUSTRAC works with industry and partners, the agency's own diagram of the system, updated December 2024. The full version appears below.The Register
AUSTRAC does not investigate crime. It collects the reports that let other agencies do it. On 1 July the number of Australian businesses legally required to file those reports increased roughly sixfold.
Free to read · 11 September 2026 · 5 min read
Polling has put Pauline Hanson's party ahead of the major parties on primary vote. But the evidence behind the surge shows a narrower story: immigration, Coalition collapse, distrust of government and a preference system still working against One Nation.
Subscribers · 10 September 2026
Politics
Subscribers · 10 September 2026
Crime
Subscribers · 10 October 2026
Crime
Subscribers · 9 September 2026
Crime
Subscribers · 6 September 2026
Crime
Subscribers · 6 September 2026
Courts
Subscribers · 2 September 2026
Founder Record
Free to read · 16 October 2026
The Register
Free to read · 11 September 2026
He said advertising was a last resort. Two years later it is a billion-dollar business inside ChatGPT. The record of who has stopped believing him is longer than most people realise.
Free to read · 11 September 2026
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