Steven Mathieson: Killer who stabbed prostitute 44 times then raped 2 escorts was high on cocaine The twisted dad-of-two then calmly snorted drugs before accusing one girl of 'not doing your job ...

Mathieson’s lawyer Brad Penno (not pictured) said he had apologized for his conduct and for the impact of his offending. Getty Images “My wallet’s got $7000 less in it,” Mathieson said.

Tim Mathieson, the ex-partner of former prime minister Julia Gillard, has been convicted and fined $7000 after admitting to sucking the nipple of his friend while she slept and laughing at her ...

Mr Mathieson’s relationship with the former Prime Minister ended quietly in late 2020 or early 2021, with the incident occurring just weeks before Ms Gillard confirmed the pair had split.

Julia Gillard former partner Tim Mathieson will plead guilty to a charge of sexual assault, a court has heard. Raymond Timothy Mathieson, 66, appeared before the Melbourne Magistrates’ Court on ...

Ian Mathieson, who died on June 24 aged 83, was a land surveyor by profession and an archaeologist by inclination; he spent much of the latter part of his life investigating the ancient Egyptian ...

Luke Brock Mathieson, 34, appeared in Campbelltown District Court on Friday to appeal the severity of his sentence after he was jailed for assault, intimidation, two counts of assault occasioning ...

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Mathieson frequently accompanied Ms Gillard on engagements within Australia and on her official overseas trips. Ms Gillard revealed in early 2022 she and Mr Mathieson had split up some time earlier.

News UK News Prison sentence Steven Mathieson: Killer who stabbed prostitute 44 TIMES then raped two women beside corpse jailed for 22 years Steven Mathieson was high on cocaine when he carried ...

Mathieson holds a Ph.D. in micro electro-mechanical systems and a bachelor s degree in electrical and electronic engineering both from Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh, Scotland.

When Mathieson learned, in 1992, that he had cancer, he was determined to continue working. Several years before he had embarked on a new sculptural phase, between commissions.