Stephen Gibbs
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 28, 2026
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Why DiDi driver accused of kidnapping and raping teen girl was freed (opens the original)
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A DiDi rideshare driver accused of kidnapping and raping a 17-year-old female passenger was granted bail after 'inconsistencies' emerged in a 'significantly' weakened prosecution case. A court heard data from the man's vehicle conflicted with details about his location contained in a police statement of facts and a rape kit offered 'no further evidence' of him committing an offence. Mongolian national Amarbayasgalan Yondonlodoi allegedly picked up a teenager from an address on Sydney's Upper Nor
Reclusive society couple leave huge fortune to lucky nephew (opens the original)
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A reclusive philanthropist once known with his late wife for a $200million property empire of abandoned buildings they land banked for decades has left his estate to their nephew - and included an unusually direct warning to any relatives considering a challenge. Jewish immigrants Isaac and Susan Wakil were once regular fixtures in the social pages of Sydney newspapers but largely disappeared from public view sometime in the 1990s. The couple became the subject of renewed attention when they wer
Beau Lamarre-Condon murder trial hears gunshots that killed couple (opens the original)
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Jesse Baird's mum wasn't forced to listen to the gunshots that killed her son when a recording of those fatal moments was played to a jury on Tuesday. Neither did Ms Baird hear Beau Lamarre-Condon offer his long-awaited explanation of how her beloved son and his new boyfriend came to be shot dead. As a Crown witness, Helen Baird would not be allowed to sit in the public gallery of the NSW Supreme Court until after she had given her own tearful testimony. Lamarre-Condon is accused of killing tele
Bondi terror attack case thrown into uncertainty as lawyer breaks neck (opens the original)
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The publicly funded barrister representing accused Bondi massacre shooter Naveed Akram has broken his neck in a bodysurfing accident. Richard Wilson SC, who was appointed NSW's Senior Public Defender just seven months ago, fractured his neck in two places in August at a Gold Coast beach. He is understood to be recuperating but whether he will remain as Akram's defence counsel or hand the case to another public defender - given he will be off work until at least February - is unclear. A well-plac
Poker legend's courtroom gamble ends in defeat over mate's huge debts (opens the original)
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One of Australia's most successful professional poker players has gambled on the legal system to recover almost $50,000 in debts allegedly owed to him by a fellow punter and lost. Gary Benson was an inaugural member of the Australian Poker Hall of Fame with career earnings of $2,826,031, putting him 20th on the local all-time money list. The 69-year-old has his own Wikipedia entry and holds a World Series of Poker bracelet, the most coveted non-monetary prize a player can win on the internationa
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