The Latest Breaking News from Domenic Perre

NCA bomber Domenic Perre is recovering in the Royal Adelaide Hospital after undergoing heart surgery. The 65-year-old collapsed last week shortly after being found guilty of murder and attempted murder.

The conviction of Domenic Perre over the bombing of the NCA office in Adelaide may be subject to appeal.

Here's what you need to get caught up on today's news.

NCA bomber Domenic Perre has collapsed moments after being found guilty of the 1994 crime. A Department of Correctional Services spokesperson said "the prisoner experienced a medical episode and is receiving appropriate medical treatment".

South Australian drug trafficker Domenic Perre has been found guilty of the 1994 National Crime Authority bombing, which killed Sergeant Geoffrey Bowen, with family saying, "justice has been served".

A Supreme Court judge has found Domenic Perre guilty of murder and attempted murder over the 1994 bombing of the National Crime Authority office in Adelaide.

Domenic Perre — the man accused of the 1994 National Crime Agency bombing in Adelaide's CBD — will not face any additional jail time after spitting on a police officer who had come to interview him while in prison.

The man accused of bombing the National Crime Authority office in Adelaide in 1994 has being found guilty of an unrelated assault charge.

A man described as South Australia's "most infamous prisoner" is found guilty of spitting on a police officer who had come to interview him in jail.

Domenic Perre, who is awaiting judgement in his murder trial for the bombing of Adelaide's National Crime Authority office in 1994, is accused of spitting on a detective in his cell in 2018.