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Albert McKnight

Albert McKnight

Verified

Court Reporter, RiotACT

New South Wales

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Total articles 5112

  • Multicultural leader allegedly assaulted in 'cowardly and vile act'

    By Albert McKnight Verified| Region Media Group (Australia)@ The “cowardly and vile” alleged assault of a community leader in central Canberra has been met with an outcry by politicians, leaders and organisations across the ACT. Police have now released an image of the suspect and are seeking the public’s help to identify him. The deputy chair of the Canberra Multicultural Community Forum (CMCF), Diana Abdel-Rahman OAM, was walking through East Row in Civic on Sunday afternoon (13 April) when a man allegedly hit her from behind.

    By Albert McKnight Verified · Region Media Group (Australia)

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Doctor facing rape charges revealed as cardiologist Rajeev Pathak

    By Albert McKnight Verified| Region Media Group (Australia)@ CONTENT WARNING: This article refers to alleged sexual abuse. The prominent Canberra doctor accused of abusing four of his employees can now be revealed as cardiologist Dr Rajeev Kumar Pathak. Dr Pathak is the director of Canberra Heart Rhythm, which has a clinic in the ACT, as well as the town of Broulee on the NSW South Coast, and is an associate professor at the Australian National University.

    By Albert McKnight Verified · Region Media Group (Australia)

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Multicultural leader allegedly assaulted in 'cowardly and vile act'

    By Albert McKnight Verified| Region Media Group (Australia)@ The “cowardly and vile” alleged assault of a community leader in central Canberra has been met with an outcry by politicians, leaders and organisations across the ACT. Police have now released an image of the suspect and are seeking the public’s help to identify him. The deputy chair of the Canberra Multicultural Community Forum (CMCF), Diana Abdel-Rahman OAM, was walking through East Row in Civic on Sunday afternoon (13 April) when a man allegedly hit her from behind.

    By Albert McKnight Verified · Region Media Group (Australia)

    Apr. 17, 2025

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RiotACT

The latest news from Canberra and the ACT region. Featuring top opinion, business, property, food and wine, motoring, community and lifestyle stories.

New South Wales, Australia

+61 412 690 643

Founded: 2000