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Claims of sabotage in ‘cheater’ defamation trial, as key evidence blocked We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement A defamation trial between two former partners has been halted to see if a key document could be allowed into evidence. The delay on Thursday means Constantine Arvanitis was spared the prospect of a cross-examination on his sexual activities by the lawyer of his ex-girlfriend Selina Holder until next week at the earliest. It is also likely to stretch the judge-only trial beyond its allot...

A man who claims his reputation was ruined by an ex-girlfriend who accused him of being a sex addict and cheat has offered to settle on the opening day of their defamation trial for $5000.

A man who claims his reputation was ruined by an ex-girlfriend who accused him of being a sex addict and cheat offered to settle on the opening day of their defamation trial for $5000.

NSW Treasurer pushes for ‘roadmap’ on international borders As you may have seen, NSW and Victoria have been pushing the federal government to articulate a clear plan for the reopening of international borders, which is tied to the pace and success of the COVID-19 vaccination rollout. The federal budget assumes that borders will reopen in about mid-2022. On Monday NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian became the first political leader in the country to put a figure on how many vaccinations would be needed before reopening international borders could be considered, and that number was about...

01:15 EDT, 4 April 2021 27 shares Three women who dated the same financial consultant are at the centre of a defamation lawsuit after they allegedly penned a letter to his fiancée telling her to leave him. Melbourne man Constantine Arvanitis claims the one-page letter was sent to his partner Melanie Thornton and warned her that he was dangerous, violent and a sex addict.  Mr Arvanitis strongly denies the claims and says they are defamatory.  The letter was allegedly written by Selina Holder and two other women, who have not been named, who referred to themselves as the 'sisterhood', Th...