Lawyers for Newcastle physician Jeremy Coleman have excoriated the DPP for their decision to again prosecute the 69-year-old, labelling the move "cruel, punitive and bloody minded" after he was again acquitted of sexually and indecently assaulting female patients on Friday. See the full story here.
Susie Riddell reveals the dark side of nights out in adland, and asks what you would do if confronted with a serious allegation about one of your colleagues. Read full story here.
The Australian Financial Review reports that the AFP failed to obtain important information relating to the Cranston prosecution. Read the full story here.
The Australian reports on the acquittal of for ATO tax chief Michael Cranston. Read the full story here.
Former deputy tax commissioner Michael Cranston talks about being arrested. Read the full story here.
Former deputy tax commissioner Michael Cranston is acquitted of criminally misusing his position to help his son Adam. Read the full story here.
A police detective has come under fire for approaching patients about a possible civil lawsuit against a NSW doctor, in the weeks after the specialist was acquitted of 50 counts of sexual and indecent assault. Read the complete article here.
Australian Doctor reports on the outcome of the Dr Jeremy Coleman trial. Dr Coleman was found not guilty of 50 charges of indecent and sexual assault. Read the complete article here.
This article by Liz Bourke on news.com.au looks at the fallout from the #metoo movement and its implications for employers. Read the full story here.
