Thursday, July 16, 2015

Aymen Terkmani, 22, of Fairfield

Aymen Terkmani, accused of murdering Mahmoud Hrouk, denied bail

 The man accused of raping and murdering Sydney teenager Mahmoud Hrouk has been formally refused bail.

Aymen Terkmani, 22, of Fairfield East, was arrested on Thursday and charged with murder and aggravated sexual assault.
He did not appear in person before Fairfield Local Court on Friday. His lawyer did not request bail.

Monday, June 29, 2015

Punchbowl shooting victim Hedi Ayoub

Punchbowl shooting victim Hedi Ayoub described as a ‘golden child’ as shocked friends, family mourn
ASHLEE MULLANY AND LEIGH VAN DEN BROEKE THE DAILY TELEGRAPH JUNE 30, 2015 1:30PM
FAMILY and friends of a man gunned down in broad daylight at a Punchbowl playground say they are “deeply saddened” by his death.
Hedi Ayoub was shot dead in the playground in Sydney’s west on Monday afternoon moments before a group of men was seen fleeing the area in separate cars.
Mr Ayoub, who was involved in the body building supplements industry, was found slumped near a tree in the park popular with young families.

Friday, May 22, 2015

Aboriginal arrested for theft of a Legacy charity tin

Ashley Walker, 30-year-old of Aboriginal/Torres Strait Islander appearance, has been arrested, he was wanted in relation to the theft of a Legacy charity tin from outside a South Grafton store in the lead-up to Anzac Day 2015.

Wednesday, June 04, 2014

Warren Ross has been sentenced to 40 years jail for the bashing murder of toddler Tanilla Warrick-Deaves.

Warren Ross has been sentenced to 40 years jail for the bashing murder of toddler Tanilla Warrick-Deaves.


Warren Ross jailed for 40 years for murder of Tanilla Warrick-Deaves

WARREN Ross has been sentenced to 40 years jail for the bashing murder of toddler Tanilla Warrick-Deaves.
Ross, 32, bashed, abused and tortured Tanilla Warwick-Deaves, the daughter of his then partner Donna Deaves up until her death inside her Watanobbi home in August 2011.
He will be eligible for parole in September 2041.
In sentencing Ross, Judge Stephen Rothma said Tanilla’s murder was ‘approaching’ the worst category.
“There is no doubt this murder was particularly heinous,” Justice Rothman said
Justice Rothman said Ross had “not expressed any regret” or remorse, and “continues to assert his innocence.”
Ross’ mother screamed out “I’ll be dead. What about his kids?” as the sentence was fixed, while her killer son sneered at Adrian Warwick, Tanilla’s biological father, from the dock “see you in there, Adrian.”.
The Supreme Court was packed with members of the Ross family, including Warwick, while riot police were also on hand to keep tensions in check.
During the sentencing, Mr Warwick and his partner Brooke became distressed when Ross began signalling to them from the dock.
Extra sheriffs were inside the courtroom, after previous outbursts by Ross during the verdict and sentencing hearing

Thursday, September 19, 2013

New Racism - Larkins and Tanilla

Andrew Bolt  

September 19 2013 (12:28pm)

Enough. End the New Racism before more get hurt

Another (alleged) sign of the New Racism that makes debate so difficult - and Aboriginal children so vulnerable:
The royal commission into child abuse has been told a paedophile scout leader was not stood down because it would look bad to sack someone who was part Aboriginal…
Former Scouts Australia group leader Armand Hoitink said scoutmaster Steven Larkins was left working with children, even though he was caught showering with them and putting love notes under their doors…
He said when he asked officials why Larkins had not been sacked, he was told it was because Larkins was part Aboriginal.
“They thought it would be bad publicity,” Mr Hoitink said.

Donna Deaves jailed for 12 years over daughter Tanilla's death

Date
Bungree Aboriginal Intensive Family Based Services.
 
But blame the Department of Family and Community Services with the court previously hearing that 33 welfare reports were made during Tanilla's short life.

Daily Telegraph September 03, 2011

Tanilla's mother, Donna Deaves, 27, and Ms Deaves' partner Warren Ross, 28, faced losing Tanilla prior to the little girl's death, with Bungree Aboriginal Intensive Family Based Services (IFBS) Wyong working with the family after a referral by DOCS.
The service provides an intensive home-based program for families in crisis and at risk of having their children removed.

 

Thursday, September 12, 2013

Saturday, June 29, 2013

Kiesha's mother abused as child


Kiesha's mother abused as child
The court heard she was automatically placed in the indigenous care system because of her father's background, despite the fact she did not identify as being Aboriginal.
''She was confronted with a system which said 'no, you're Aboriginal','' Ms Manuell said. ''It dictated the care structure, it dictated the level of care she got, or didn't get.

Friday, May 03, 2013

Kiesha's stepdad jailed for 12 years

Kiesha's stepdad jailed for 12 years 
Friday, May 03, 2013 » 07:02pm
Robert Smith stood by and did nothing as Kiesha was killed, before he burnt her body and pretended she had disappeared.

Thursday, May 02, 2013

Kiesha's mum to face murder trial

Kiesha's mum to face murder trial
Thursday, May 02, 2013 » 06:22pm

Kristi Anne Abrahams has admitted to killing her six-year-old daughter and to interfering with her body.
Kiesha was reported missing from her home at Mt Druitt, in western Sydney, on August 1, 2010.
Abrahams was charged with murder after human remains were discovered in bushland at Mt Druitt eight months later in April 2011, on what would have been Kiesha's seventh birthday.

Monday, March 25, 2013

meth-smoking population outbreak of TB

Aust meth users 'dry tinder' for TB

'You do have a fair old whack of methamphetamine use, and that is pretty bad for your lungs,' Dr Story told AAP.
'Your meth-smoking population is probably a very good example of dry tinder just waiting for a spark to drop onto it and away it goes,' he said.
Globally about one third of the world's population has TB, with 1.7 million people dying each year from the disease.

 

Saturday, March 16, 2013

Khaled Kahwaji, 29, from Rhodes

Khaled Kahwaji, 29, from Rhodes, was spoken to by police at Petersham around 12:30pm on Friday March 15, 2013 - six hours later his body was found on Wilbur St, Greenacre.
Kahwaji was charged with the murder of Saba Kairouz in August 2010.
Investigators are focusing their main line of inquiry to include a retaliation attack in relation to that murder, but are also investigating links with the shooting of a crime family matriarch on Auburn road at Auburn last Saturday.
The victim in that case, revealed by this newspaper earlier this week, was the aunt of Supermax inmate Bassam Hamzy, the founder of the organised crime group Brothers For Life.
Police later said they were bracing for an escalation in violence over the attack, which saw her shot four times in the legs at her front door.
 Witnesses living on Wilbur St at Greenacre said they tried to help Kahwaji as he lay on the road just after being shot in the back of the head about 6pm Friday night.

Friday, March 08, 2013

Daxchan Selvarajah, 21, to remain in custody

A Sri Lankan asylum seeker had been out of immigration detention for eight days and had been living in university accommodation without authorities' knowledge when he allegedly sexually assaulted a sleeping female student. 
A magistrate this afternoon, March 07, 2013, ordered Daxchan Selvarajah, 21, to remain in custody on charges of breaking into the woman's unit at Macquarie University and indecently assaulting her early on February 21. The 21-year-old will return to court next month.

Hyundai-Samsung doomed?

North Korea scraps peace pacts 

Are Hyundai and Samsung doomed?

While North Korea is not deemed capable of any nuclear strike on the US mainland, there are growing fears that it will mount some provocation in the form of a missile test or a similar artillery assault.

'To me, this feels like the most dangerous situation since the Korean War,' said Paik Hak-Soon, a North Korean analyst at the Sejong Institute in Seoul.
'The North is cornered more than ever in the international community and will keep pushing ahead with even more confrontational moves militarily,' said Paik.

Will Hyundai and Samsung be shelled out of existence?