NSW Bail Division – Court 9 Local Court List Today

Court: NSW Bail Division – Court 9 Local CourtDate: 26 July 2026Total Cases: 17
Name Court Room Time
M** Z** ORABI Unassigned 9:30 am
B** STEVENS Unassigned 9:30 am
Y** LEMBRA Unassigned 9:30 am
G** F** CONNELLY Unassigned 9:30 am
P** SINGH Unassigned 9:30 am
A** R** LEMBA Unassigned 9:30 am
A** KUMAR Unassigned 9:30 am
H** R** PHILI Unassigned 9:30 am
S** S** MCDOWALL Unassigned 9:30 am
A** LEMBA Unassigned 9:30 am
J** P** REES Unassigned 9:30 am
J** P** J** BOWER Unassigned 9:30 am
L** M** BAYLY Unassigned 9:30 am
M** QORA'AN Unassigned 9:30 am
K** R** ALLEN Unassigned 9:30 am
J** G** LENETTE Unassigned 9:30 am
J** RYELAND Unassigned 10:59 am

Last updated: 27 Jul 2026, 7:33 am. Names are partially masked for privacy. Details may change — always check with the Registry.

NSW Bail Division - Court 9 Local Court court list, law list and court schedule

The NSW Bail Division Court 7 court list provides a daily schedule of all fresh custody and bail matters listed before Court 7 of the NSW Local Court Bail Division, a dedicated centralised court established by the Chief Judge of the Local Court to oversee and streamline bail proceedings across New South Wales seven days a week. The Bail Division covers adult fresh custody matters in regional NSW and selected Sydney locations on weekdays and all NSW matters on weekends, ensuring timely and consistent judicial oversight of every bail application statewide. This page provides an up-to-date Bail Division Court 7 law list for solicitors, barristers, defendants, and support persons tracking hearings.

The Bail Division Court 7 daily law list covers the three core matter types that form the basis of all NSW Bail Division proceedings: police bail refusals, executed arrest warrants, and detention applications arising from alleged breaches of bail conditions. The Bail Division Court 7 court schedule is accessible through the NSW Online Registry, which allows searches by name, case number, date, jurisdiction, listing type, and presiding judicial officer, with matters displayed for the current and upcoming court days. All parties are encouraged to confirm hearing details on the morning of any listed matter, as changes to the court list can arise at short notice.

The NSW Bail Division was designed to centralise what was previously a fragmented network of custody court hearings managed separately across dozens of regional and metropolitan courthouses throughout the state. From 28 March 2026, all judicial officers presiding in Bail Division courts, including Court 7, became Judges of the Local Court under the Local Court and Bail Legislation Amendment Act 2025. This page is your comprehensive guide to the NSW Bail Division Court 7 daily law list and court schedule for bail and fresh custody matters across New South Wales.