National Crime News

• The sister of Victorian man Sean McKinnon says the family 'don't know where to begin' August 17, 2019
  Emmeline McKinnon, older sister of Australian man Sean McKinnon, speaks to the media outside Hamilton District Court, where a man appeared charged with Mr McKinnon's murder.
• A chilling link in lone attacks is hiding in plain sight August 16, 2019
  In the aftermath of the stabbings in Sydney, there was speculation about terrorism, religion and mental illness, but any links with domestic violence were downplayed again.
• If you left jail with $275 and two nights in a motel, where would you go? August 16, 2019
  Jason recently got out of Grafton Correctional Centre after serving six months for assault. ABC Regional reporter Liz Keen followed his journey between rural prisons, roadside motels and homelessness.
  Liz Keen
• NZ manhunt ends with murder charge after Australian surfer shot dead in van August 16, 2019
  The sister of an Australian man shot dead in New Zealand says his family "don't know how to begin to put life together without him", after police charge a 23-year-old man with his murder.
  Josh Bavas
• Homes raided by South Australian police August 16, 2019
  Homes raided by South Australian police
• 'Police will hunt them down': Crackdown on bikie violence ramps up with more raids August 16, 2019
  Police raid nearly 30 properties and prison cells across Adelaide as part of a bid to disrupt unlawful behaviour by Outlaw Motorcycle Gang members following "six incidents of violence" in the past fortnight.
• Robert Donohoe interviewed in Wagga Wagga over William Tyrell August 16, 2019
  Robert Donohoe interviewed in Wagga Wagga by NSW Police detectives
• Man who allegedly stockpiled weapons 'forced woman to have sex with men and filmed it' August 16, 2019
  A court hears allegations that an Adelaide Hills man forced a woman to have sex with multiple men and secretly filmed it before threatening to disseminate the footage if she did not do as she was told.
  Candice Prosser
• Ute driver who rammed victim over trailer dispute found guilty of manslaughter August 16, 2019
  A Flinders Ranges woman who killed a man after ramming him with her ute as part of a family dispute over a trailer is found guilty of manslaughter, not murder, with an Adelaide judge saying she "cannot be sure" the woman intended to kill.
  Rebecca Opie
• 'Sex worker' is in the headlines, but we must challenge the way Michaela's story is told August 16, 2019
  Sex workers, like all workers, have a right to feel safe at work. But stigma kills us again and again, write Jules Kim, Cameron Cox and Gala Vanting.