Elizabeth Byrne is a journalist based in Canberra, Australia, focusing on national news for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). Her articles cover a wide range of topics, including court cases, crime, politics, and social issues. Elizabeth's work has also been featured in Church Resources Media.
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By: Elizabeth Byrne
Canberra massage therapist Timothy Van Eyle was found guilty of committing an act of indecency after fondling a client's breasts in 2019, but was later cleared after a successful appeal. Five years after the events Van Eyle has been sentenced to ten months jail for the incident.
By: Elizabeth Byrne
Canberra's oldest killer will die in custody after he was sentenced to nine years in jail for the murder of his wife by the ACT Supreme Court today.
By: Elizabeth Byrne
Federal Court to consider costs in Bruce Lehrmann's failed defamation case against Network Ten and Lisa Wilkinson
By: Elizabeth Byrne, Peter Lusted
It was a drug deal of major proportions, with up to $1.5 billion in cocaine up for grabs, and destined for the Australian market.
By: Elizabeth Byrne
The ACT's new Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Victoria Engel says she expects a briefing on evidence which emerged from Bruce Lehrmann's failed defamation action.
By: Elizabeth Byrne
Lawyers for former military lawyer David McBride have urged the ACT Supreme Court to find his motivation for sharing classified documents with journalists was honourable.
By: Elizabeth Byrne
The Federal Court has heard the former Liberal staffer and his legal team made an agreement he would not be charged if they lost the case.
By: Elizabeth Byrne
Bruce Lehrmann is likely to be left millions of dollars in debt as he gets the bill today for his failed defamation action against Network Ten and journalist Lisa Wilkinson.
By: Patrick Bell
The Federal Court has ordered Bruce Lehrmann to pay Network Ten's costs in defending his failed defamation case over an interview with Brittany Higgins on The Project.
By: Elizabeth Byrne
Former military lawyer David McBride is jailed for unlawfully leaking classified documents to journalists after last year pleading guilty to stealing and sharing secret military information.
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