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Comrade Duch, the Khmer Rouge official who converted a high school into the notorious S-21 prison camp, will appeal his 30-year gaol term for crimes against humanity.
The Reserve Bank’s note-printing business has been accused of bribing Indonesian officials in order to win a 1999 contract for printing 500 million 100,000-rupiah notes.
Police yesterday staged a re-enactment of the murder of Sydney businessman Michael McGurk in a bid to gain new insights into the four-month-old case.
A man in his twenties is feared drowned off Queensland’s Gold Coast after attempting to swim around an enclosure designed to protect schoolies from toolies.
Unemployed actor Anthony Waterlow—wanted in connection with the murders of his father and sister—has been sighted on CCTV footage withdrawing money from an ATM in Randwick.
A convicted rapist is back behind bars after police found 10 bodies in his Ohio home.
A Sydney police officer has been taken to hospital after accidentally shooting himself in the leg.
Sydney car dealer Sid Khoury has been arrested in connection with the collapse of the European Car Specialist in Croydon—and the subsequent disappearance of 180 luxury vehicles.
A London woman found dead in a pond may have been on an internet date the night she was killed, police believe.
French officials and the film industry have reacted angrily to the arrest, in Switzerland, of filmmaker Roman Polanski on child sex charges.
Presiding over an inquest into the mauling deaths of two Alice Springs men, the Northern Territory’s coroner says it is unacceptable that packs of wild dogs are eating citizens.
Premier Nathan Rees has ordered an internal review of all state departments in response to community anger over the placement of paedophile Dennis Ferguson in public housing.
Abdelbaset Ali al-Megrahi, who brought a 747 down on the Scottish town of Lockerbie in 1988, killing 270 people, has been released from prison because he has terminal cancer.
A KFC franchisee has been ordered to pay $15,000 compensation to a teenage employee who was sexually harassed by her manager at the fast food giant’s Punchbowl store.
A group of thieves entered a Sydney warehouse three times in two days to steal over $1 million worth of electrical goods, including flat screen TVs and digital cameras.
Police initially suspected sausages of being responsible for the brutal crime.
