Jamie McKinnell is a Legal Affairs Producer for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) and the Cigalah Group. With a focus on national legal issues in Australia, Jamie covers a wide range of topics including defamation cases, criminal proceedings, inquiries, and court decisions. Jamie's work has also been featured in The New Daily.
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Sydney, Australia (Local)
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Jamie McKinnell's coverage indicates a focus on legal cases, crime, and court proceedings in Australia. With a substantial portion of evolving stories and breaking news, he seems inclined towards timely updates on ongoing legal matters.
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Lawyers for the former Sydney police officer charged with murdering Jesse Baird and Luke Davies have handed a magistrate a 50-page document outlining
A senior police officer accused of crashing an unmarked car in Sydney's NorthConnex tunnel and leaving the scene to avoid being breath tested has been found guilty of mid-range drink driving.
The parents of an aspiring doctor who was murdered by her husband in Sydney's west have told her killer he has broken their family, their future and their hearts.
A speeding driver who slammed into a car that was stopped on Sydney's Anzac Bridge after a minor collision, killing two people, has been sentenced
By: Jamie McKinnell
Olympic boxer Harry Garside's ex-girlfriend has pleaded guilty to assaulting him and been placed on a conditional release order without conviction.
By: Jamie McKinnell
Court documents have revealed more details about the historical charges laid against broadcaster Alan Jones, including allegations he touched or fondled complainants' genitals and squeezed bottoms.
By: Jamie McKinnell
Former Sydney teacher Chris Dawson is attempting to overturn his conviction for unlawful sexual activity with a student, as he serves a lengthy sentence for murdering his wife.
By: Jamie McKinnell
Sydney construction boss George Alex has been handed a maximum jail sentence of nine years and three months for conspiring to defraud the tax office of more than $10 million through a joint plan with four others.
By: Jamie McKinnell
Restaurateur Alan Yazbek has escaped conviction and been handed a 12-month conditional release order for knowingly displaying a Nazi symbol at a Sydney rally.
By: Jamie McKinnell
Artist Anthony Lister has been found not guilty of raping two women and indecently assaulting a third, it can now be revealed after a court order suppressing his identity was lifted.
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