Law & Crime

The High Court has ruled against the government’s controversial school chaplaincy scheme. A report on the man who beat God.

Part two of The Saturday Paper’s report on the brutal killing of 11-month-old Zayden Veal-Whitting, and the court case that followed. (Part one.)

A mother wakes to find her baby beaten to death in his cot, murdered by an ice-addicted stranger. Here, part one in a two-part series.

The report into Reza Barati’s death on Manus Island only serves to highlight the reckless endorsement by both sides of politics of a grossly unsuitable processing centre.

A severely epileptic child finds succour in medical cannabis, but as her dealer faces prison her family doesn’t know where to turn.

Neighbouring families worth millions, a colourful character’s deceased estate, and at the centre, a stolen painting – a scurrilous tale that would do Dickens proud.

The consequences for the elderly when even doctors insist euthanasia is an irrational act.

The child protection system struggles to balance the needs of children at risk with the desire to keep families together.

Inside the conspiracy of silence holding back the euthanasia debate, and the doctor waiting for police to arrest him.

Government pledges to act on domestic violence have failed to stop the spate of family murders.