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Tiana Hickey, 23, from Unanderra, caught smuggling drugs into the South Coast Correctional Centre.
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Tiana Hickey, 23, from Unanderra, caught smuggling drugs into the South Coast Correctional Centre.
A Canberra woman has pleaded guilty to helping her fiancé escape prison by stealing a four-wheel-drive and ramming it into the back of a Corrective Services' car transporting him to hospital.
Thirty years on, our people still die in custody. This is why We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Thirty years on, our people still die in custody. This is why Warning: This article contains names and distressing details pertaining to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander deaths in custody. By Karly Warner Normal text size Advertisement Thirty years ago on Thursday, the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody handed down 339 recommendations to stop our brothers, sisters, parents and children losing their lives in the care of the sta...
Revealed: Sydney suburb that's the preferred site for major new prison Normal text size Advertisement A suburb near Parramatta has emerged as the preferred site for Sydney's next major jail as the NSW government races to house the state's burgeoning prison population. The government has identified Camellia as the most likely site in Greater Sydney to build a prison for about 1000 inmates four years after abandoning plans for a large jail at Wollondilly on the city's south-western fringe following an outcry from locals. A new jail is needed to house a forecast rise in the state's prison popula...