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New South Wales government cancels more than half its COVID-19 fines — this is what it means for you

It started with a court challenge to two infringements, and ended up with more than 33,000 being canned — this is what you need to know about the New South Wales government's decision to scrap more than half the COVID fines it issued.

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Millions of dollars in NSW COVID fines withdrawn

Millions of dollars worth of fines issued to thousands of people in NSW for breaching COVID-19 restrictions are being withdrawn by the state's revenue agency.

Newcastle Herald

Millions worth of COVID fines withdrawn

Millions of dollars worth of fines issued for breaching COVID-19 restrictions will be scrapped, following a landmark decision by the NSW Supreme Court.

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Revenue NSW cancels more than 33,000 COVID-19 fines after Supreme Court hearing

Revenue NSW announces it will withdraw more than 33,000 COVID-19 fines, after a Supreme Court hearing on Tuesday.

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'We f---ed up and killed this b----': alleged admissions key to Danielle Easey murder case

Justin Dilosa and Carol McHenry have pleaded not guilty to murdering Ms Easey, 29, at a home in Reeves Street at Narara in August, 2019, and are in the sixth week of a trial in the NSW Supreme Court.

Newcastle Herald

Accused killer's story of why he dumped Danielle Easey's body 'ludicrous', jury told

Accused killer Justin Dilosa's story about covering up the murder of Danielle Easey, dumping her body in Cockle Creek and taking responsibility for the killing just to protect his co-accused and ex-partner is "inherently incredible" and should be rejected, a jury has been told.

Newcastle Herald

Justin Dilosa points finger at ex-partner, co-accused Carol McHenry over Danielle Easey's murder

Justin Dilosa and Carol McHenry are on trial in NSW Supreme Court accused of murdering Ms Easey, 29, at a house in Reeves Street, Narara in August, 2019.

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Alleged Muswellbrook gunman granted bail

A young man accused of shooting a 31-year-old associate in the chest with a rifle over a drug debt at Muswellbrook earlier this year has been granted bail in the NSW Supreme Court.

Newcastle Herald

Chris Dawson a 'conniving monster', says brother of murder victim

The Hunter-based brother of Lynette Dawson read a statement to the court in the sentencing hearing of Chris Dawson

Newcastle Herald

Elijah Cage, accused of murdering ice dealer David King at Salt Ash, pleads not guilty

A man accused of murdering ice dealer David King during an alleged drug rip at Salt Ash and then kidnapping and sexually assaulting an alleged eyewitness has pleaded not guilty and will face a trial in the NSW Supreme Court.

Newcastle Herald

'Proven liar' behind 'senseless murder'

A court has been told it should disregard every word said by a proven liar recently jailed for her mother's 2001 murder, unless backed by objective evidence.

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Details of 'beloved' knife hazy, jury in Easey murder trial told

McHenry and Dilosa are pointing the finger at each other

Newcastle Herald

Woman killed her dad in 'anger', not self-defence: jury told

A young woman accused of murdering her father at Tenambit last year was acting out of "anger or frustration" and not in self-defence when she stabbed him twice in the chest, the blade piercing his heart, a jury has been told.

Newcastle Herald

Murder victim Danielle Easey believed she had a $25K 'bounty' on her head, jury hears

In the weeks before she was bludgeoned and stabbed to death, her body wrapped in plastic and dumped in Cockle Creek, Danielle Easey told family members there was a $25,000 "bounty" on her head, a jury has heard.

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Axe killer jealous and angry, jury told

Thanh Tran, jealous of his wife's new partner, spied on him with binoculars before fatally attacking him with an axe, a NSW Supreme Court jury has heard.

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FB request for money from dead NSW woman

An accused murderer admits posing as a dead NSW woman but says she did so out of fear the real killer would target her next, a jury has been told.

Newcastle Herald

Trial begins for pair accused of murdering Danielle Easey and dumping body at Cockle Creek

The murder trial against a man and his former partner accused of killing a 29-year-old woman before dumping her body in Cockle Creek, south of Newcastle, began in the NSW Supreme Court on Tuesday.

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Driver in five-deaths crash granted bail

An 18-year-old driver charged over a crash in which five high school pupils died has been granted bail by a NSW Supreme Court judge.

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Daughter tells jury of dad choking mum

John Bowie choked his wife nights before she went missing in 1982 and was violent to another woman he married, his daughter has told his NSW murder trial.

Newcastle Herald

Two men charged over alleged drug rip murder of ice dealer David King plead not guilty

Two men charged over the alleged drug rip murder of methamphetamine dealer David King at Salt Ash last year have pleaded not guilty and will face a trial in NSW Supreme Court.

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NSW Supreme Court finds Paul Watson guilty of murdering Gerogery man William Chaplin

The Gerogery man's body was found in a grave along the NSW Victorian border, almost a decade after his disappearance in 2010.

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Man found not guilty of NSW bikie murder

Matthew Paul Wiggins has been found not guilty by a NSW Supreme Court jury of murdering Comanchero bikie Darko Janceski who was gunned down in 2012.

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New med report ordered in Tara Moss' case

Author Tara Moss, who claims a NSW doctor's negligence left her with a permanent injury and chronic pain, has been ordered to undergo a new medical examination.

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Ex-union boss tells judge no debt existed

Former ALP politician Ian Macdonald denies in the NSW Supreme Court that he did anything wrong by awarding a coal exploration licence to an ex-union boss.

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How Chris Dawson was found guilty of murder despite lack of scientific or forensic evidence

The trial of former Sydney schoolteacher Chris Dawson illustrates guilty verdicts in a circumstantial murder case may be rare, but experts say circumstantial evidence can be "extremely damning" — if it all lines up.

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