It’s the time of year when fishers begin to come out in force for fishing season. To find out more about river fishing as well as to give us advice and tips on fishing in general,Alan Morrissey was joined by Christopher O’Meara, Secretary of the Killaloe/Ballina District Anglers. You can listen to the full interview […]
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A FINGERPRINT on an instruction booklet about cooking up methylamphetamine found in a prisonerâs jail cell was enough to bring him before a court two decades later.
Except the former prisoner was 3500kms away from Ipswich Magistrates Court when he appeared by phone on Friday to plead guilty to the charge from 20 years ago.
The court heard that Benjamin Bond had since reformed, was a qualified baker, with a lot of water passing under the bridge since the 2000-01 offence.
Dialling into the courtroom from Wyndham in the remote Kimberley Region of Australiaâs Top End, Benjamin Malcolm Bond, 49, pleaded guilty to having unlawfully been in possession of instructions (document) for the production of methylamphetamine at the Numinbah prison farm between September 2000 and April 2001.
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AN ARGUMENT over a woman was the catalyst for a nasty dust-up between three men at a railway station in Ipswich that left one man injured and two charged over his assault.
The Crown prosecution case went before Ipswich District Court across two days this week, two years after the violent incident.
Gordon Dunn and Adam Cross were to stand trial this week on a charge of unlawful assault causing bodily harm, however, the charge was downgraded by the Crown prosecution to common assault and both men pleaded in separate hearings.
The court heard the woman central to the dispute could not be located.