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Accusers anger ex-judge
Supreme Court Justice Bill Wilson is incensed his sudden resignation has been publicly interpreted as an admission of guilt.
Police wined and dined Thomas jury, says QC
A group calling for a probe into the wrongful convictions of Arthur Allan Thomas described the atmosphere at the hotel where jurors were staying as a "Bacchanalian carnival".
Ex-cop: Chief pressured me on case
A former police officer and MP says he was pressured to change important evidence to the Crewe Royal Commission to suit the police case.
Mentally ill killer's outings safe - Coleman
The Associate Health Minister says he is confident it is safe for a schizophrenic man who beat a friend to death to be out unescorted in public, despite the victim's brother's pleas.
Mentally ill killer released on leave
A schizophrenic man who beat a friend to death after being released from psychiatric care - despite telling staff he wanted to kill someone - is allowed back into the community without supervision.
Rochelle Crewe: Police avoiding truth
Rochelle Crewe fears a police refusal to open a new inquiry into the unsolved murder of her parents is a "continuation of police seeking to avoid the truth".
Pardoned farmer willing to join Rochelle Crewe
Arthur Allan Thomas - wrongfully imprisoned for the Crewe murders - says he expects a police reassessment of the case to be a cover-up.
Golden handshake for embattled judge
Justice Bill Wilson, who was embroiled in a judicial misconduct case, will receive a year's salary plus hundreds of thousands towards costs.
Review of Crewe case 'small move'
The man wrongfully convicted of the Crewe murders has welcomed news police will review the case, but is not expecting much to come from it.
Police to re-assess Crewe case
Police will review the Crewe murders in a bid to answer questions raised by Rochelle Crewe - who killed her parents?
Parole Board admits Capill blunder
The Parole Board has had to apologise to convicted paedophile Graham Capill and his victims after it botched up details in a written decision denying him parole.
UK police statistics point to racial profiling
Black people '26 times more likely' than white people to be stopped and searched by British police.
Rapist: 'Send me back to jail'
The rapist of a 75-year-old woman has walked into a police station waving an axe and begging to be sent back to jail.
Wife-bashing counsellor's name secrecy
A man who is now a marriage guidance counsellor threw his wife into a door frame, splitting her head open, then dragged her down the hall.
Crewe murders: Clouds of suspicion
Rochelle Crewe has urged police to re-investigate the 1970 murder of her parents. Andrew Laxon examines the list of suspects.
Thomas' ex-wife adds her voice to Crewe daughter's call
The former wife of Arthur Allan Thomas has again urged Justice Minister Simon Power to start an inquiry into the Crewe murders.
'Who killed Mum and Dad?'
Read the story that sparked the police review of the Crewe members.
<b><i>Editorial</i>:</b> Daughter owed last bid to find Crewes' killer
The chances of the truth being uncovered may be slim. But Rochelle Crewe is surely owed one last effort to find out.
Man to face trial for murder of Kiwi nurse
A former US marine has been committed to stand trial for the murder of Kiwi-born nurse Michelle Beets in Sydney.