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Agree 💯. I thought LE woke Josh at 1.30am.

Agree. There has to be much more to this story. What i dont understand is the number of people with dodgy backgrounds, working for, or running an NDIS program. I am referring to the accused female only. MOO

In Victoria, can the accused request the trial be in Melbourne if he thinks he won't get a fair trial in Ballarat? Or does he think he has enough support in Ballarat?

About 1.30am the next day.

Are we sure it will be tried in Ballarat? Something this big in Queensland would go to Brisbane is it was only an hour or so drive. Security would be better and more space for the onlookers

Empanelled a jury can take up to half a day.

Where was it written? Or did you hear him say that on TV?

Dbm

And this is called 'fast tracking'.

It was the official tracker that police used. He said something like, there being other stories he could talk about, but not now.

I thought he had once worked on the property and was referring to that.

However Gus missing is so different from my story. We really dont have a strong timeline of when Gus went missing. It starting to sound like a cold case to me. Please bring justice for Gus

OT but last week I went to a funeral for a lady who buried 3 of her 4 children. And overnight i stayed with a friend who lost her daughter last year to motaneuron diseases. Nothing was easy with my friends. But being surrounded and comforted tj good friends

Exactly. Time is money. You stop for 15 minutes to have your lunch wherever you are. You dont waste time driving home for lunch.

The primary reason for a commital hearing is for the magistrate to decide if there is enough evidence to proceed to trial. So the alleged offender somehow knew this step could be skipped in the hope a jury will see it his way?? So he had to know there was enough evidence against him...

I'm thinking that the accused parents are bankrolling this case, and to save money, asked for the quickest way to deal with it all. Moo.

Of course not. Raced child to hospital immediately in both cases. As most people would.

There is a saying in Australia "I'd kill for a beer". Usually said on a hot day after working hard. Just saying...

Maybe doing due diligence

Qld tend to use the 'interfering with a corpse' a lot more than other states.