Becoming part of the community – the Aussie who wants to be a Cambodian Citizen
Caleb Maddocks is an Australian citizen who has lived in Cambodia for decades after first arriving in Siem Reap in 1992.
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Australian national pushes to have drug conviction dropped
An Australian appeals to have his drug conviction dropped.
Vietnamese-Australian woman tried for transporting drugs
Phnom Penh Municipal Court today tried a Vietnamese-Australian woman who allegedly tried to smuggle nearly two kilograms of heroin from Cambodia to Australia at Phnom Penh International Airport last year.
Vettel seeks Ferrari boost in Bahrain
Vettel will be aiming for his third successive Bahrain Grand Prix win on Sunday as Ferrari seek to show their lack of pace.
Guesthouse manager accused of arson
Siem Reap Provincial Court charges an Australian-Irish man for using drugs and setting fire to a guesthouse room.
Aussies find universal ‘flu-cure’
Australian researchers create a universal flu vaccine, called killer T cells, which can fight all variants of the influenza virus.
Flood-hit town cleans up
Victims of the flood which killed two men and inundated properties in the Australian city of Townsville are returning to count the cost.
Australian nabbed over sexual abuse of six boys
Siem Reap Police arrest an Australian tourist who allegedly sexually abused six boys.
Clarke brands journalist a ‘headline chasing coward’
Michael Clarke brands a prominent sports journalist a “headline chasing coward”.
Australian surrogacy nurse released from jail
Police reveals that Tammy Davis-Charles was quietly released from prison in May.
Australian nurse in a surrogacy case released
Australian nurse Tammy Davis-Charles who was found guilty for her role in a surrogacy business has been released, an Interior Ministry official said.
Renewable energy projects raise awareness
An Australian firm running renewable energy projects in 5 provinces plans to expand.
Australian to be deported for overstaying visa
The Immigration Department detains an Australian national for overstaying her visa.
Ricketson home after royal pardon
Australian journalist James Ricketson, who was sentenced to six years behind bars for espionage, left for home on Saturday night after receiving a royal pardon.
Ricketson leaves for his home country after his release
Australian filmmaker James Ricketson left Cambodia for his home country last night after being pardoned by royal decree and released on Friday, according to his lawyer.
James Ricketson pardoned
Australian filmmaker James Ricketson, who was sentenced to six years in prison on in 2017 after being found guilty of espionage and collecting information considered prejudicial to the national defence, has been pardoned by royal decree.
Ricketson gets six years in jail
Phnom Penh Court sentences Australian filmmaker James Ricketson to six years in prison for collecting “prejudicial” information.
Treason charge suggested during final Ricketson hearing
Deputy prosecutor suggested the Australian filmmaker also be convicted of treason.
Ricketson trial to conclude today
Phnom Penh Municipal Court is today set to wrap up the espionage trial of Australian filmmaker James Ricketson.
Ricketson denies espionage charge
Jailed Australian filmmaker James Ricketson again denies accusations of espionage during his trial at Phnom Penh Court.
Ricketson denies espionage charge
Jailed Australian filmmaker James Ricketson again denied accusations of espionage during his trial at Phnom Penh Municipal Court.
Court probes Ricketson’s CNRP ties
Phnom Penh Court deputy prosecutor questions Australian filmmaker James Ricketson about his connection to Sam Rainsy
Court probes Ricketson’s CNRP ties
Phnom Penh Muncipal Court deputy prosecutor Sieng Sok today questioned Australian filmmaker James Ricketson about his connection to former opposition leader Sam Rainsy.
Ricketson on his second day trial
Phnom Penh Court holds a second day espionage trial against Australian filmmaker James Ricketson.
Aussie filmmaker denied bail as espionage trial begins
Phnom Penh Court begins its espionage trial against Australian filmmaker Ricketson.
Aussie filmmaker denied bail as espionage trial begins
Phnom Penh Municipal Court today began its espionage trial against Australian filmmaker James Ricketson, who was charged over the collection of information deemed detrimental to the country’s national security last year.
Ricketson case delayed one month
Phnom Penh Municipal Court postpones a hearing for detained Australian journalist and filmmaker James Ricketson.
Ricketson case delayed a month
Phnom Penh Municipal Court today postponed a hearing for detained Australian journalist and filmmaker James Ricketson after his new lawyer said he had not finished studying the complaint documents.
Thai cave rescue hero emerges to family tragedy
An Australian doctor who looked after a young Thai football team during their harrowing cave ordeal emerged from the flooded underground complex to the sad news that his own father had died.
Detained Australian says sorry to PM
Detained Australian journalist and filmmaker James Ricketson has writes a letter of apology to Prime Minister Hun Sen.
