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More than 100 sick pets found in 'house of horrors' puppy farm - Vimarsana News

More than 100 sick pets found in 'house of horrors' puppy farm

The RSPCA raided the house in South Australia 's Mid North region finding a range of sick animals on November 3, 2020.

Adelaide animal cruelty: Two women convicted after 100 animals found living in 'house of horrors' - Vimarsana News

Adelaide animal cruelty: Two women convicted after 100 animals found living in 'house of horrors'

A case dubbed "one of the most horrific cases ever investigated" has seen two women in their 60s convicted ...

Tissue attack: Man found guilty of assault in Adelaide - throwing tissue at police officer - Vimarsana News

Tissue attack: Man found guilty of assault in Adelaide - throwing tissue at police officer

Jaymaine Heron, 25, intentionally threw a tissue he had licked or wiped his nose with at a police officer in August 2020, while he was in an Adelaide watchhouse.

Meth addict Adelaide mother-of-sixhas her youngest children taken away due to ongoing neglect - Vimarsana News

Meth addict Adelaide mother-of-sixhas her youngest children taken away due to ongoing neglect

Glenys Kupfer, 34, a mother of six, pleaded guilty to four counts of failing to provide adequate food, clothing and accommodation to a child in the Adelaide Magistrates Court.

Cambodian child sexual abuse victim seeks compensation in Australian legal first - Vimarsana News

Cambodian child sexual abuse victim seeks compensation in Australian legal first

Practical and legal challenges make it extremely difficult for victims overseas to claim compensation from abusers. It is rare for police to be able to identify and locate victims, often many years after physical contact occurred. For abuse victims to apply for reparations, the offender must have been convicted and compensation must be sought from the offender, who in many cases has few assets. In Moyle’s case, investigators working with “international law enforcement partners”, according to a spokesperson for the South Australia police, were able to identify and locate the victims, on...