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An unlicensed drug-affected driver who mowed down five pedestrians, killing two young brothers, has been ja...

Shane and Sheldon Shorey are to be buried together in Wellington after being killed in an alleged hit and run.(Supplied) The ruling comes after the boy's mother Shayleen Frail fought to have her sons buried together and "on country".  Father Joseph Shorey had proposed for the brothers to be cremated and their ashes divided.  "The boys had a strong connection with the Aboriginal community in Wellington and their unique body of beliefs," Ms Frail's lawyers said in a statement to 9News following the court outcome. "Our client made an application to the Supreme Court because it was her wish...

11:05 EDT, 21 February 2021 28 shares The mum of two boys who died in a horror car crash earlier this year had visited their alleged killer a day before, the boys' father has claimed in documents filed as part of their ugly court battle.  More than six weeks have passed since Sheldon, 6, and Shane Shorey, 7, were allegedly killed by an unlicensed driver at Wellington, in NSW central west, on January 5, but still their bodies remain unburied. Their parents Shayleen Frail and Joseph Shorey faced off in the NSW Supreme Court on Wednesday, unable to agree on whether to bury or cremate the two...

The parents of two young boys, allegedly mowed down and killed by an out-of-control driver in January, are engaged in a bitter legal dispute over how their bodies should be laid to rest. Shane Shorey, 7 and Sheldon Shorey, 6, died after they were hit by a car on January 6 while walking on the way back from the swimming pool in Wellington, in central NSW. They were walking with their mum Shayleen Frail, older brother and a friend, who were all hospitalised with severe injuries. Last week, it emerged that Shane and Sheldon were still being kept in a morgue in Newcastle after their parents h...

The heartbroken parents of two boys killed in a horror crash near Dubbo last month remain locked in a bitter legal dispute over how they are laid to rest.