News about Cameron Williams

On Tuesday, the ex-Channel Nine anchor was seen taking a dip at Coogee Beach in Sydney's eastern suburbs, as the temperature soared to the high 30s. The 59-year-old looked relaxed in two of vibrant RVCA boardshorts before wrapping a towel around his waist as he headed home. Williams appeared in Singleton Local Court on January 20 for a dispute with his wife Natasha Russo, who was last year at a house in Howes Valley, northwest of Sydney, in November. He pleaded guilty to common assault, but it was refused due to mental health problems.

A court heard that former television sports presenter Cameron Williams confronted Natasha Russo (both on left) when they were affected by alcohol and prescription drugs during an argument about their marriage. On Friday (right), the 59-year-old appeared in Singleton Local Court after he first pleaded not guilty to assault involving real bodily harm and common assault. Following positive discussions on Thursday night, the court heard the more serious charge of assault occasioning actual bodily harm was dropped by the prosecutor at the 11th hour.

After pleaded not guilty to assault occasioning real bodily harm and common assault, television sports presenter Cameron Williams is set to appear in Singleton Local Court on Friday. Natasha Russo was allegedly assaulted at a house on Putty Road in the NSW Hunter Valley between 8.30 a.m. and just after midnight on November 19 last year. According to police reports, the pair were drinking alcohol that evening when they collided at their house. Mr Williams was reportedly grabbed his wife by the arm and shoved her before police were called to the house just before 1 a.m. on November 20.

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Cameron Williams, the former Channel 9 sports host, has quietly and quickly sold the sprawling 17ha home where he was accused of assaulting his wife Natasha Russo. Williams and Ms Russo are shown center, surrounded by photographs of the Howes Valley home.

The former Channel Nine sports host has auctioned his magnificent home in the NSW Hunter Valley, four years after he and Natasha Russo paid $850,000 for the country hideaway. Williams was seen outside the $5.4 million home he shared with Ms Russo at Coogee in Sydney's eastern suburbs on Tuesday afternoon (right) when the house and land were on auction. Williams was casually dressed in an oversized Ralph Lauren polo shirt and jeans. In the early hours of November 20, Williams reportedly grabbed Ms Russo's arm during an altercation, prompting them to the Hunter Valley hideaway (inset). Ms Russo and Williams are shown left.

Cameron Williams (left) of Coogee (top and bottom right) in Sydney's eastern suburbs was supposed to go on auction on Saturday. With its prime location, spectacular views, and four-bedrooms, he was hoping to sell the house for more than $5.4 million. It comes as Williams battles allegations that he assaulted and grabbed his wife Natasha Russo while they were at their house in NSW's Hunter Valley. The two are estranged and are rumored to be in the process of getting a divorce. Following his detention at the rural retreat early on Sunday morning, he has pleaded not guilty to the charges levied against him.

Following his arrest early on Sunday morning at the couple's rural retreat in the NSW Hunter Valley, Williams, 59, appeared briefly in Singleton Local Court on Thursday. Between 8.30 p.m. and 12.10 a.m., Williams pleaded not guilty to one count of domestic violence assault and one count of assault causing real bodily harm. Magistrate Kevin Hockey postponed the trial to January 20 for an anticipated four-hour hearing and continued bail for the father of two boys.

Williams (inset) and his partner Natasha Russo (both pictured front) spent Saturday at a working bee at the couple's house in the New South Wales Hunter Valley, where they were joined by two lifetime friends. Late Saturday night, the party began to drink, and there was reportedly an altercation between Williams and Ms Russo (right) late. About 50 kilometers south-west of Singleton, one of the families, called 000 and police arrived at the house about 1 a.m. on Sunday. Williams was charged with common assault and was subjected to an interim appended violence order. According to Williams' bail terms, he must live in Coogee, Sydney's eastern suburbs. With a price guide of $5.4 million, the four-bedroom house (inset) is expected to go auction on Saturday.

With a price guide of $5.4 million, the sports presenter's four-bedroom home in Coogee, Sydney's eastern suburbs, will go up for auction on Saturday. The home features ocean views from both directions, a large outdoor seating area, a cellar, and is just 500 meters away from Coogee Beach. Williams is selling the house on Thursday as part of a'seaside retreat,' as Williams is set to appear in Singleton Local Court on one count of common assault against his wife Natasha Russo. Officers were called to the couple's home in Howes Valley, just outside of Singleton in NSW's Hunter Valley region, just after 1 a.m. on Sunday.

Cameron Williams (inset), an ex-Channel Nine star, has been charged with assaulting his wife after an altercation at their rural home. After being charged with one count of common assault against his wife Natasha Russo, the sports host will appear in Singleton Local Court on Thursday. (both pictured main) Just after 1 a.m. on Sunday, officers were escorted to the couple's house in Howes Valley, just outside of Singleton in NSW's Hunter Valley region. According to police, the couple had been drinking before an argument broke out, with onlookers being compelled to intervene.

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