Canberra Learner Licence Costs Surge
Canberra learner drivers face soaring licence costs as fees rise sharply, even as failure rates remain high. Critics question the value and accessibility of the testing system.
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Regional WA Student Wins UWA Law Scholarship
Lawson O’Brien, from Tom Price and Geraldton, receives the Ciara Glennon Memorial Law Scholarship at UWA, easing financial pressure and supporting his Juris Doctor studies.
80-Year-Old Driver to Plead Guilty in Boy's Death
An 80-year-old woman intends to plead guilty to culpable driving causing the death of a four-year-old boy in a Canberra crash. The case was mentioned in court on June 4.
Jones Apologises Over Mandelson Texts in Epstein Scandal
Darren Jones sent commiserations to Peter Mandelson after his sacking as US ambassador, with undisclosed texts revealing requests for reshuffle advice and criticism of ministers.
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Gender-Reveal Fireworks Settlement Reached for Deadly Wildfire
Nearly six years after a gender-reveal stunt caused the deadly El Dorado fire in California, the companies that sold the illegal pyrotechnic device have agreed to a $4 million settlement.
Could Pauline Hanson Become Australia's Prime Minister?
Pauline Hanson's rising poll numbers spark debate about her potential to become PM. We examine constitutional rules, necessary steps, and likely outcomes for One Nation's leader.
Manhunt Ends After River Swim in Undies
A major manhunt has ended after a fugitive and his accomplice swam across the Murray River in their underwear to evade police. Both were arrested in Mildura.
Ex-CFMEU head John Setka says he's received death threats
Former CFMEU secretary John Setka told a Melbourne court he has received death threats as he faces charges over abusive emails to union staff. He will return to court in September.
Brisbane Shoplifting Suspect Dies After Collapse
A suspected shoplifter has died after collapsing near Brookside Shopping Centre in Brisbane, despite police officers' attempts to revive him with CPR.
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Anzac Day Booing Man Linked to Neo-Nazi Group
Eli Joseph Toby, 24, pleaded guilty to creating a nuisance at the Anzac Day Dawn Service in Sydney for booing during a Welcome to Country. Court documents reveal he is suspected of being a member of racist ideology groups.
Man's 'Bondi' comment after wearing swastika shirt
Ian Minus, 68, pleaded guilty to displaying a Nazi symbol outside a royal commission into anti-Semitism, telling police the shirt was 'better than the fellow in Bondi'.
Mick Gatto and Wife Arrested in Corruption Raid
Mick Gatto and his wife Cheryl were arrested after Taskforce Hawk raided their Mount Martha home over alleged financial offences. They were released pending enquiries.
UK Police Chief Warns Anti-White Bias Claims Threaten Progress
A senior police figure warns that false claims of anti-white bias, stoked by politicians like Nigel Farage, could set UK policing back decades, as clashes erupt in Southampton over Henry Nowak's death.
Daughter Pleads to Save Father from Deportation to Nauru
An Australian woman begs authorities to halt her father's deportation to Nauru, citing family devastation. Also: Iran hits Kuwait airport, NDIS reform criticized, and Socceroos coach Tony Popovic's obsession explored.
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Man Charged Over ANZAC Day Shooting Links
ACT Police have charged a 24-year-old man for alleged involvement in a shooting incident that occurred on ANZAC Day in Canberra. The suspect faces multiple charges.
The Other Side to ACT Gov Parking Blitz at Sportsgrounds
A Dickson resident raises safety concerns over illegal parking on median strips near sportsgrounds, despite ample parking at nearby Dickson College. The ACT government's parking blitz targets safety issues.
Youngest Murderer SLD Back in Jail for Release Breach
Australia's youngest convicted murderer, SLD, who killed a three-year-old in 2001, has been returned to jail for breaching release conditions. Plus, debate on capital gains tax changes continues.
Teens Charged Over Machete Brawl in Melbourne
Three 18-year-old men have been charged after a brawl with machetes, baseball bats, and hockey sticks at a Melbourne shopping centre. They face serious injury and weapons charges.
Corrections and Clarifications: Alice Helps, Chilford Hall
Corrections to property auction guide price and savings for Alice Helps, and location of Chilford Hall vineyard. Other recent article amendments listed.
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One Nation Housing Policies Lure Younger Voters
Amid Australia's housing crisis, One Nation's policies are drawing younger voters. The party's proposals include curbing foreign investment and reducing immigration, appealing to those struggling with affordability.
Aging in Australia: Valerie Brown on Home Support
At 95, Valerie Brown explains how support at home programs help seniors maintain independence and quality of life in Australia, highlighting the importance of community care.
Pauline Hanson One Nation: Choices and Strategy
An in-depth analysis of Pauline Hanson's leadership choices and strategic direction for One Nation, exploring her political impact and future prospects.
Leanne Castley Resigns Over Assault Threat
ACT MLA Leanne Castley resigns from the Liberal Party, alleging a physical assault threat. She cites safety concerns and a toxic political culture.
APS Pay Talks Begin as Commission Reveals Stance
The Australian Public Service pay negotiations are set to commence after the Fair Work Commission outlined its position on wage increases, impacting thousands of federal employees.
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Hegseth Removes Women, Black Officers from Navy List
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stripped nine navy officers from a promotion list, resulting in an all-male, overwhelmingly white slate. Critics say it violates merit-based rules and targets diversity.
Zach Lahn's Iowa Win Rare Rebuke to Trump's GOP Grip
Zach Lahn defeated Trump-endorsed Randy Feenstra in Iowa's GOP gubernatorial primary, a rare rebuke to Trump's influence. Lahn, a farmer and businessman, campaigned against big agriculture and embraced Maha policies.
Police Probe Halts Mandelson Vetting Docs Release
Documents on Peter Mandelson's US ambassador vetting are withheld due to a police investigation, sparking cross-party MP concerns over missing security mitigations.
Police Anti-Racism Policies Not to Blame for Nowak Case
Analysis shows police failures in Henry Nowak stabbing case were not due to anti-racism policies. Critics' focus on race misses reality of poor decision-making and lack of professional curiosity.
Belmont Council Keeps Cameras On, Briefings Off-Stream
City of Belmont council rejected livestreaming agenda briefings and keeping residents off-camera, maintaining current recording practices.
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Bayswater Approves Airbnb Trial Near Primary School
The City of Bayswater has approved converting seven specialist disability units into short-term accommodation next to Morley Primary School, despite community concerns over child safety and privacy.
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