Story one of ten today, about five minutes for the lot
Northern Tasmanian farmers report four break-ins in six months. They suspect the same thieves may return. Police say crime is down overall.
Why it mattersFarm theft costs families money to replace stolen equipment and fix damage to their property.
Nicholas Paul Beechey, 35, pleaded guilty to burgling 12 businesses and stealing over $21,000 while on parole.
Why it mattersThis case shows how past associates can pull someone back into crime. This happens even after someone makes real progress getting better.
A 39-year-old Canberra man faces multiple charges of sexual assault on a child relative; bail has been refused twice.
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