House of Darwin Founder Fights Domestic Violence Charges

0:00and Adelaide today, February 27th. Sean Edwards, the founder of the popular Northern Territory Fashion Label, House of Darwin, has appeared in Darwin local court facing charges of aggravated assault, choking, and strangling from an alleged domestic violence incident last May. His lawyer says Edwards plans to plead not guilty to all charges and will fight a related domestic violence restraining order that's been in place. Since June, House of Darwin started as a clothing line back in 2020 and has grown into a brand with international collaborations and a charitable arm. Supporting sports, education, and community programs in the territory, the court heard the restraining order is directly tied to the assault claims and Edwards once had lifted early because it's affecting his business, deals and partnerships. Judge Terrice Austin decided to hear the order alongside the criminal case to avoid duplicate evidence and Edwards doesn't have to show up in person. When it returns to court on May 18th,

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