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Christian Porter denied raping a girl in 1988 when he was 17 and she was 16 Mr Porter to sue the ABC for publishing the 'false allegations against him' He has also sued ABC journalist Louise Milligan and accused her of a 'campaign' He will take the stand and testify in federal court to deny the rape allegations  His legal team have challenged the ABC to prove the rape allegations are true 

Normal text size Very large text size It was a strange job. Shuttle driver Julie Lamrock was booked to pick up a passenger from Campbelltown and drive her to Circular Quay to join the Ruby Princess on March 8, but there was delay after delay, and she could tell her client was getting the wobbles. "The health department’s down there and they're not allowing anyone on the ship until it gets clear," Ms Lamrock's passenger said. "Should I go?" Of course she should, Ms Lamrock replied. "The government wouldn't let you on the ship unless it was fine." Ms Lamrock is pained now to recall her reassu...

Harry Potter and the Curse of COVID We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Theatrical megahit Harry Potter and the Cursed Child returns for its first performances in a year on Thursday. But not even the boy wizard can magic away the state government’s COVID-19 restrictions. The government had assured uber producer Michael Cassel and his team that the opening night on Thursday at the Marriner Group’s Princess Theatre could be held under COVID-normal capacity of 85 per cent. But on Monday morning Martin Foley’s Department ...

Advertisement Tony Mokbel’s appeal against drug trafficking convictions could be held within six months and will be spearheaded by the same barrister whose success in the High Court led to George Pell’s acquittal and release from prison. Mokbel is serving a 30-year prison term but argues his convictions are tainted because his case was corrupted by the involvement of Nicola Gobbo, who acted as a barrister for the crime boss while also snitching on clients as a registered police informer. Nicola Gobbo with Tony Mokbel. Credit:ninevms Mokbel’s case was one of eight appeals connec...

The federal government’s attempt to use “extraordinary” national security powers to obstruct Bernard Collaery engaging a highly respected barrister in the Timor-Leste spying case is “disturbing” and “unfair”, a judge has ruled. Collaery is fighting allegations that he unlawfully shared protected information about a 2004 Australian spy operation that bugged allies in the Timor-Leste government to gain the upper hand in negotiations over oil and...