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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In short: Two pro-Palestinian events planned for Sydney this long weekend have been confirmed as going ahead.
The Seven Network has asked a judge to keep suppressed court documents involving a former journalist suing the company because they contain
By: Jamie Mckinnell
The journalist has taken the broadcaster to the Federal Court after she was taken off air part way through a radio presenting stint on ABC Radio Sydney last December. It came after she shared a social media post on the war in Gaza.
By: Jamie Mckinnell
Nicholas Filmer, who now works on a chicken farm, requested explicit material from two 15-year-olds on Snapchat, the court heard.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson racially discriminated against Mehreen Faruqi through a tweet telling the fellow senator to "piss off back to Pakistan", according to a judge who's ordered Senator Hanson to delete the tweet.
By: Jamie Mckinnell
Jordan Fineanganofo, 23, pleaded not guilty to six charges including the murder of paramedic Steven Tougher outside a Campbelltown McDonald's in April 2023. Mr Tougher's family wept in a Sydney courtroom while hearing graphic details of the stabbing attack.
By: Jamie McKinnell
Relatives of paramedic Steven Tougher wept in a Sydney courtroom after hearing horrific details of a stabbing attack on him, as a judge was told
A man charged over the alleged failed murder plot of Sydney identity John Ibrahim has been denied bail despite his lawyer proposing strict conditions.
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.
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