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Sydney Morning Herald
17 hours ago
- Sydney Morning Herald
Ex-Docker accused of further domestic violence by MAFS star
Ex-Docker Ryan Crowley has been accused of further domestic violence against his former partner, Married at First Sight star Lauren Dunn, who claims she is being trolled online for speaking out about the alleged abuse. Crowley, 41, was arrested at a Perth police station on Monday and appeared in Perth Magistrate's Court on Tuesday, dressed in a dark grey suit jacket and checkered green shirt. He has been charged with six historical offences dating back to 2019 and 2020 in West Leederville and Cottesloe, including two counts of unlawful assault, two counts of deprivation of liberty, threats to kill and with intent to harm and doing an act that caused bodily harm. The charges relate to his alleged abuse of Dunn, except for one which was against a separate woman. He is also facing nine other domestic violence allegations from a 2025 incident also allegedly involving Dunn, which he is on bail for. Loading The former tagger was granted bail for the most recent charges, despite the police prosecutor requesting he remains in custody. The prosecution alleged Dunn had been trolled and called a 'psycho' by some on social media, and had recently been contacted by a person who claimed they had seen videos that had allegedly shown her in compromising situations. They emphasised they had not tested the validity of the allegation.
The Age
17 hours ago
- The Age
Ex-Docker accused of further domestic violence by MAFS star
Ex-Docker Ryan Crowley has been accused of further domestic violence against his former partner, Married at First Sight star Lauren Dunn, who claims she is being trolled online for speaking out about the alleged abuse. Crowley, 41, was arrested at a Perth police station on Monday and appeared in Perth Magistrate's Court on Tuesday, dressed in a dark grey suit jacket and checkered green shirt. He has been charged with six historical offences dating back to 2019 and 2020 in West Leederville and Cottesloe, including two counts of unlawful assault, two counts of deprivation of liberty, threats to kill and with intent to harm and doing an act that caused bodily harm. The charges relate to his alleged abuse of Dunn, except for one which was against a separate woman. He is also facing nine other domestic violence allegations from a 2025 incident also allegedly involving Dunn, which he is on bail for. Loading The former tagger was granted bail for the most recent charges, despite the police prosecutor requesting he remains in custody. The prosecution alleged Dunn had been trolled and called a 'psycho' by some on social media, and had recently been contacted by a person who claimed they had seen videos that had allegedly shown her in compromising situations. They emphasised they had not tested the validity of the allegation.
Perth Now
5 days ago
- Health
- Perth Now
Tradie fractured skull in grim pool fall east of Perth
A Perth building company and its former director have been fined hundreds of thousands of dollars after a carpenter fell at one of their construction sites and required brain surgery. Terry Dunn was working on a CASM Construction site in Woottating, 65 kilometres east of Perth, on December 14, 2021 when he fell head-first into a 2.2m deep empty concrete swimming pool that was under construction. Mr Dunn suffered a fractured skull, six broken ribs, a punctured lung and a broken shoulder requiring a lengthy rehabilitation, including 41 days in Royal Perth Hospitals intensive care unit. CASM Construction pleaded guilty to failing to ensure workers were not exposed to hazards and, by that failure, causing serious harm to a worker, and was fined $750,000 in Northam Magistrates Court on Monday. Former company director Shane Lynn also pleaded guilty to neglect and was fined $45,000 during the same court appearance. However, the court acknowledged that with CASM currently in liquidation and Lynn bankrupt, it was unlikely either fine would be paid. At the time of the incident, there were no barriers restricting access to the pool area after scaffolding was removed a month prior and not reinstalled. WorkSafe Commissioner Sally North said the incident should serve as a reminder of the importance of guarding against fall risks in workplaces. 'A fall from height was identified as a moderate risk in CASM's Site Specific Safety Management Plan, with special consideration required for swimming pools, however the pool was left uncovered for a substantial period of time which created the risk that led to this serious incident,' Ms North said. 'The incident is a timely reminder that it is the duty of anyone in charge of a workplace to conduct a thorough risk assessment before work begins and to put controls in place to reduce the risk of injury to workers and others. 'It's also a reminder of the sizeable penalties that can be faced by a person conducting a business or undertaking who fails to protect workers or other people at a workplace from risks to their health or safety.' AMB Consolidated – the company that engaged CASM Construction to supervise and manage the building works - has also been prosecuted over the incident and will next appear in court on September 22.
Business Wire
15-07-2025
- Business
- Business Wire
BerryDunn Elevates Services for Critical Access Hospitals Nationwide
PORTLAND, Maine--(BUSINESS WIRE)--BerryDunn, a full-service accounting, tax, and consulting firm, has elevated its broad range of professional services tailored to Critical Access Hospitals (CAHs) across the country. The firm helps CAHs respond to today's significant challenges, from funding uncertainties to rapidly evolving technology concerns such as cybersecurity, AI, and aging Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems. 'Our depth of experience in this field goes back nearly 30 years to when BerryDunn began partnering with the very first hospital to earn Critical Access Hospital certification,' says Denny Roberge, Principal and Revenue Cycle Lead. 'Today, as hospitals face mounting financial pressures, including recent cuts to Medicaid funding, we remain 100% committed to supporting the financial health of CAHs and preserving their indispensable role as safety nets in rural communities.' A trusted partner to a growing number of CAHs around the country, BerryDunn collaborates closely with healthcare providers to understand their challenges from every angle. The firm's breadth of specialized services for CAHs spans reimbursement consulting, revenue cycle support and optimization, compliance and credentialing services, technology consulting, financial statement audits, and other services to help CAHs minimize risk, maximize opportunities, and optimize their operations. Many CAHs are coping with aging technology that leaves them vulnerable to a variety of business continuity risks. BerryDunn is experienced in helping clients assess cybersecurity vulnerabilities and better defend against data breaches and cyberattacks. The firm plays a key role in the evaluation and selection of new EHR systems, providing comprehensive implementation support and project management services. 'Our teams bring a high level of specialized knowledge to CAHs confronted by a wide range of tech-related issues,' says Dan Vogt, Principal and Healthcare Technology Consultant. 'Clients struggling with outdated legacy EHR systems rely on our team to guide the transition to a new integrated, automated electronic system, enabling them to stay technologically viable.' As CAHs face escalating financial uncertainties, BerryDunn teams focus on helping them do more with less. With an expanding geographic footprint and an ever-broadening range of services, BerryDunn is helping CAHs improve their financial stability, comply with evolving regulations, tighten cybersecurity protections, and facilitate positive outcomes for their patients. About BerryDunn BerryDunn is the brand name under which Berry, Dunn, McNeil & Parker, LLC and BDMP Assurance, LLP, independently owned entities, provide services. Since 1974, BerryDunn has helped businesses, nonprofits, and government agencies throughout the US and its territories solve their greatest challenges. The firm's tax, advisory, and consulting services are provided by Berry, Dunn, McNeil & Parker, LLC, and its attest services are provided by BDMP Assurance, LLP, a licensed CPA firm. BerryDunn is a client-centered, people-first professional services firm with a mission to empower the meaningful growth of our people, clients, and communities. Led by CEO Sarah Belliveau, the firm has been recognized for its efforts in creating a diverse and inclusive workplace culture, and for its focus on learning, development, and well-being. Learn more at
Scoop
14-07-2025
- Sport
- Scoop
Steel Vs Stars: Steel End Season On A Positive Note
14 July 2025 Ascot Park Hotel Southern Steel wrapped up fourth spot on the points table after posting a closely-fought 61-55 win over Go Media Stars in Invercargill on Monday. Both teams were out to finish the season on a positive note, the Steel looking to get over the disappointment of narrowly missing out on the Finals Series while the Stars have not had luck on their side in an injury-ravaged campaign. Despite nothing riding on the final match of the regular season, with both sides already out of Finals Series contention, there was no lack of desire from either side, the Steel holding the edge in the second half to clinch the spoils on the back of a solid season. Closely contested throughout, the Steel held a two-goal advantage coming into the final quarter during which they took control and shut down any chance of a Stars comeback. Key targets at both ends, Aliyah Dunn for the Steel and the Stars Maia Wilson, did all that was asked of them from the goal shoot positions with Dunn nailing 42 from 43 and Wilson 44/45. In the end, the Steel won the moments that mattered while having slightly the better of the possession stakes. The Stars competed gamely but just lacked the consistency to keep the Steel under the pump. Both sides made solid and effective starts with the Steel managing to nose in front on the back of pacey and accurate attacking play which was expertly finished by shooters Dunn and Georgia Heffernan. The Stars also gained traction from the long game to bring the contest back to level terms. Defensive pressure from Carys Stythe and Abby Lawson created turnover opportunities for the home side in the Stars attacking zone, ultimately iced by a super shot from Georgia Heffernan to push the Steel out to a 14-10 lead at the first break. With defenders Lili Tokaduadua and Remi Kamo getting their hands to intercept opportunities on the resumption, the Stars clicked into gear. Converting their extra ball opportunities, the confidence levels lifted from the visitors. That resulted in finding their flow, speed and accuracy on attack where the movement of captain Wilson opened the space under the hoop with the ball landing perfectly via Mila Reuelu-Buchanan and Lisa Mather. Starting with an 8-4 run against them, the Steel took a tactical time out before the Stars nudged into narrow lead, the last five minutes of the second stanza going goal-for-goal and ending in a 28-all stalemate at the main break. The Steel turned the tables during a high-scoring and entertaining third quarter. The home side needed no second invitation when pouncing on a couple of early lapses in the Stars scoring zone. The response was rapid and highly accurate through-court play where Kate Heffernan and Kimiora Poi worked the ball expertly to set up the shooting duo of Georgia Heffernan and Dunn. The shooters worked seamlessly in tandem, Heffernan sharing the load while Dunn continued her strong season with an impressive showing. The Stars hung on admirably, with midcourter Reuelu-Buchanan and Kate Heffernan having a mighty tussle while Wilson ended the stanza in style when sinking a super shot to narrow the Steel's lead to 45-43 at the last break, leaving the game wide open.
