Burgled pair are remanded in custody

Christopher Knaus and Michael Inman Two teenagers who broke into the home of a cancer patient were remanded in custody on Friday.

Salmonella victims taking legal action

Peter Jean, Stephanie Anderson and Michael Inman Dozens of restaurant patrons are expected to launch legal action after they suffered food poisoning last weekend.

Friend sold pills to victim: police

Michael Inman A man died of a drug overdose soon after allegedly boasting to his family about purchasing pills from a Canberra man.

Copy of apology document holds key

Michael Inman An end could be in sight in the legal fight over a copy of the apology to the Stolen Generations, with the government offering to duplicate the document to break the deadlock.

Prison for security guard shooter

Michael Inman Court Reporter A man who shot a security guard during an armed robbery at the Mawson Club has been jailed for 18 years for the ''cowardly'' act.

Man who shot guard during heist jailed for 18 years

Michael Inman A man who shot a security guard during an armed heist has been jailed for 18 years.

Eastman inquiry free to continue

Michael Inman The inquiry into David Harold Eastman's murder conviction is free to continue, with a judge on Tuesday dismissing an application to sack the inquiry head.

Kmart acts on skipped brake tests

Michael Inman Kmart will donate $50,000 to the ACT-NRMA Road Safety Trust after four of its Canberra auto centres failed to properly conduct brake tests during inspections.

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Man left alive, says accused

Michael Inman Accused killer Corey James Martin admits to fighting Andre Le Dinh the night before his body was found in his northside apartment.

Court to demand Eastman answer

Michael Inman The ACT government has been given until next month to decide if convicted murderer David Harold Eastman is eligible for release on licence or a judge will issue a ''please explain'' to Chief Minister...

Trio refused bail after attack

Michael Inman Three teenagers accused of attacking a bus driver have been refused bail after appearing in ACT Children's Court on Monday.

Teens refused bail over bus driver attack

Michael Inman Three teenagers charged over an attack on a bus driver have been refused bail after appearing in ACT Children’s Court this morning.

Lifelong scars in 'invasion'

Michael Inman Court Reporter A woman mutilated with a 30-centimetre knife in a brutal home invasion struggles to look at herself in the mirror, and lies to people about the cause of her facial disfigurement, a court has heard.

Court marks its half-century with a facelift

Michael Inman Court Reporter Congratulations and goodbye.

Prisoner lost eye in 'sickening' attack

Christopher Knaus and Michael Inman A convicted paedophile fighting against extra jail time should have a ''sickening'' attack that cost him an eye taken into account, a court has heard.

Paedophile lost eye in prison attack, court told

Christopher Knaus and Michael Inman A convicted paedophile fighting against extra jail time should have a "sickening" attack that cost him an eye taken into account, a court has heard.

Out with the old, as judges court new building

Michael Inman As it celebrated 50 years, the ACT Supreme Court could be about to get a major overhaul.

Repeat drink drivers to get self-monitoring device

Christopher Knaus and Michael Inman Canberra's worst drink drivers will soon have alcohol interlocks fitted to their vehicles, as the government is expected to introduce tough new laws to crack down on repeat and high-range offenders...

Fewer held as youths break cycle of crime

Michael Inman The number of offenders being held in youth detention has plunged from its 2011 peak, according to new government figures.