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Joshua Maynard's brother takes stand
2:00 AM | The shooter held the gun near his belly button and aimed at Joshua and Thomas Maynard before he said, ‘‘Maynard, I’m gunna shoot ya’’, Thomas Maynard said yesterday.
Inquest begins into death of Ravensworth miner
21 May 12 | An inquest has begun into the death of a coal miner crushed to death by 10 tonnes of coal refuse at the Ravensworth mine.
Witness recounts moments after Raymond Terrace shooting
21 May 12 | Joshua Maynard picked up a rock, but appeared to lose his strength and fell back after he was shot in a Raymond Terrace street, one of his friends told the Newcastle Supreme Court this morning.  | Murder trial: This is our ... | Murder trial: Shedden ...
Car fire at Sans Souci, police call for witnesses
21 May 12 | Police are seeking witnesses after a car was destroyed in a suspicious fire at Sans Souci early this morning.   | Possible car fire link to slain ...
Police speak at local library
21 May 12 | Sergeant Rod Buhr had good things to tell the crowd at the regional library about how the crime figures across all areas had fallen, and for now how policing in Wellington, after a period of uncertainty, was doing very well.
Cessnock hitman jailed for 38 years
18 May 12 | Cessnock hitman Ken Brooks has been jailed for 38 years for the ‘‘cold-blooded’’ and ‘‘chilling’’ murder of a defenceless man he had never met.  | Cessnock man could face life in ... | Hitman 'in the worst category'
Woman fights off attacker in Telarah home
18 May 12 | A woman has twice fought off an attacker who barged his way into her Telarah home this morning.
Show of force sends crime rates down
18 May 12 | Crime figures are on the downward spiral and the sergeants in charge of this new “show of force” believe they can keep it that way.
Business fire suspicious
17 May 12 | ST GEORGE police believe a Carlton business was broken into and deliberately set on fire early on Tuesday.
Police raid uncovers rare species
17 May 12 | A MAN, 23, will face court next month charged with housing illegal reptiles and supplying drugs in Sutherland Shire.
Armed man robs Bexley service station
17 May 12 | A MAN armed with a gun threatened an employee at a Bexley service station and emptied the cash register before taking off last night.
Shotgun bought for protection: court told
17 May 12 | Chad Shedden bought a sawn-off shotgun for protection about six weeks before Joshua Maynard was killed, a witness told the Newcastle Supreme Court.
Police drug raids extend to Winmalee home
17 May 12 | Police seize 31 mature cannabis plants at Winmalee home as part of a series of drug raids extending to Sydney's eastern suburbs.
Cooranbong couple on Woolworths fraud charges
17 May 12 | A husband and wife from Cooranbong have faced court on charges relating to an alleged fraud involving the Woolworths supermarket chain.
Gangs exchanged 'death stares' before shooting
17 May 12 | Members of rival Raymond Terrace gangs called each other names and exchanged "death stares" in the weeks leading up to a fatal shooting, a court was told yesterday.
16 May 12 | A POLICE officer has been charged with two counts of malicious damage after an alleged incident at Budgewoi last year.
School to set time capsule for 100 years
16 May 12 | A REUNION dinner, giant fair, and the burying of a time capsule will be highlights of the Bonnells Bay Public School's centenary celebrations next month.
Former local police officer awarded
16 May 12 | THE local police officer who arrested disgraced former Aboriginal affairs minister Milton Orkopoulos over child sex allegations in 2006 has been awarded.
16 May 12 | POLICE are appealing for information from the public after a child was allegedly approached by a man in a suspicious vehicle at Awaba.
Police hunt duo caught on CCTV
16 May 12 | POLICE investigating an armed robbery at Cooranbong last month have released images of the suspects.
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