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'Just get me outta here!' A look into one of Albury court's busiest days (opens the original)
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No one likes repeating themselves, but in a fully seated Albury court, one judge found himself doing this on more than one occasion. Judge Chris Halburd heard his fair share of standalone apprehended violence orders (AVO) on Tuesday, September 29, much to the room's exasperation. It's the day of the week that tends to be the busiest at Albury Local Court. Many showed up to court as early as 9am, though few had any idea what the process actually entailed. By the third person representing themselv
Wine-drunk stepdad grabbed boy by the neck, threatened his life over fight (opens the original)
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A Lavington man has pleaded guilty after drunkenly threatening his stepson over a sibling quarrel. The 46-year-old man, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, appeared in Albury Local Court via video link from Junee Correctional Centre on September 29. The defendant had served what Judge Chris Halburd described as a "five-month sobering" period, after the court heard of his struggle with alcohol abuse. The defendant was initially charged with two counts of breaching an apprehended violence
Loaded with knives to 'fix my bike' and also pinched a dog from the pound (opens the original)
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A man was found with a stash of knives plus a wooden truncheon in his backpack just weeks after breaking into a pound to steal a dog. Benjamin James Clancy had hoped the resulting charges would be dismissed, and that he would instead be diverted under a mental health order. But Judge Sally McLaughlin rejected the application by defence lawyer Eva Medcraft. She found that Clancy, who Albury Local Court heard had an acquired brain injury from a serious motorcycle accident in 2019, had committed "v
Lavington woman spared a conviction over assaults on her former partner (opens the original)
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A Lavington woman enraged by her ex-partner taking up with another woman has been ordered to undergo anger management counselling. This was a condition attached to a two-year conditional release order imposed on Rebecka Chilcott in Albury Local Court. The incidents over which she was charged occurred after the pair split in April, when they continued to share a house in Sioux Court. They had been a couple for about two years. Chilcott, 29, threw a cup of coffee into the victim's face on August 3
Munster's Mazda getaway bid extends Border criminal's spell in jail cell (opens the original)
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Speeding along a footpath as a shortcut to escape the clutches of police will have a serial South Albury crook stuck behind bars for an extra two months. Damien Karl Munster had been due to be released from jail on parole in December. But thanks to his antics in Corowa in early 2026 his earliest taste of freedom will not come until February, 2027. That comes with him being handed 10 months' jail by Albury Local Court Judge Melissa Humphreys. Judge Humphreys imposed the term on Munster on second
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