Man ordered to stand trial for baby daughter's murder

Tyron Peter Donald Grealy faces trial for his daughter Hazley's death from a fatal head injury.

Why it mattersA trial for serious crime against an infant shows how the legal system responds to fatal child abuse and domestic violence.

AustraliaThe case will proceed in Rockhampton's Supreme Court, involving Queensland's criminal justice system and the families affected.

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Judge warns drink-driver it was 'pure luck' nobody died in crash

Mariah Grace Bell, 18, crashed into four parked cars. She was over three times the legal drink-driving limit.

Why it mattersThe case shows how quickly drink-driving can end in tragedy. It explains why learner drivers face strict rules about supervision and sobriety.

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Warrnambool boxing coach's fitness-to-plead hearing set for resolution

Boxing coach Rodney Ryan faces a fitness hearing after a brain injury despite already pleading guilty.

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