DNA on Letter in 40-Year-Old Wife Murder Case
A man accused of murdering his wife in 1986 left DNA on a letter attempting to frame someone else, a court hears in a cold case trial revealing insurance motives and shifting stories.
Category : Politics
Climate 200 Gave $50k+ to Gilmore Independent
Financial disclosures reveal Climate 200 contributed $50,976 to Kate Dezarnaulds' 2025 federal election campaign, with additional backing from a key supporter.
Pinjarra Gun Incident: Teen Denied Bail Over Safety Concerns
An 18-year-old accused of being the gunman who sparked a police lockdown in Pinjarra has been denied bail, with a magistrate citing serious community safety concerns over the alleged firearm incident.
Christie Jade Noonan Sentenced for Drunken Assault
Christie Jade Noonan has been sentenced in Townsville Magistrates Court for a drunken assault, highlighting the legal consequences of alcohol-fuelled violence in the community.
Defence Sells Unused Queensland Sites Like Maggie Island Units
The Defence Department is selling off multiple unused sites across Queensland, including units on Maggie Island, Atherton, and Mount Isa rifle ranges, to streamline operations.
Shane Adams in Court Over Geelong Pub Brawl
Shane Adams has appeared at the Geelong Magistrates Court following an alleged pub brawl. The case highlights local legal proceedings and community safety concerns.
Police Release More CCTV in Hunt for Gym Fire Starters
Newcastle detectives have released additional CCTV footage as they investigate two suspicious fires at a Wickham gym, seeking two men and a silver Toyota hatchback.
Palmer Denies Bannon's Claims About $60m Anti-China Ads
Billionaire Clive Palmer has refuted claims by former Trump strategist Steve Bannon that he orchestrated $60 million in anti-China advertising, calling the allegations false during a Canberra press conference.
Cook Government Silent on Coffin Cheaters Scandal
The Cook Government has failed to provide answers months after the 'Cash for Coffin Cheaters' scandal was exposed, raising concerns about transparency and accountability in Western Australia.
Newcastle Unit Block Hit by Three Home Invasions
Three residents in a Hamilton South unit building were assaulted and robbed in separate incidents over four days, with police investigating possible links between the attacks involving bladed weapons.
Bikie Boss's Twin Sister Questions Perth Watch House Death
The twin sister of Rebels bikie boss Jamie Ginn says unanswered questions about his death in Perth Watch House custody point to possible foul play, despite coroner's findings.
Queensland Rules Out ANZAC Day Public Holiday
The Queensland government has decided against making ANZAC Day a public holiday, citing concerns it could detract from the day's solemn commemorative nature.
MP Calls for Permanent Beer Tax Scrap Amid Labor Freeze Plan
A federal MP is pushing to abolish the beer tax permanently, while the Labor government considers a two-year freeze, sparking debate over alcohol pricing and industry support.
Shellharbour Council Proposes Vaping Ban on Public Land
Shellharbour City Council is considering a draft policy to ban smoking and vaping on all council-owned land, including sportsgrounds, beaches, and skate parks, with fines for non-compliance.
Defence Sells Canberra Golf Course in $1.8b Overhaul
The federal government will sell over 60 Defence sites, including Canberra's Fairbairn Golf Course, raising up to $1.8 billion for military funding and cutting costs.
Samantha Murphy: Two Years Missing, Murder Trial Set
The family of missing Victorian mother Samantha Murphy commemorates two years since her disappearance as the accused prepares for trial. Her body remains unfound despite extensive searches.
Police Strike Force Probes Hamilton South Unit Attacks
NSW Police have formed Strike Force Arnstone to investigate three violent incidents at a Hamilton South unit block, including a sleeping woman whose face was cut with a bladed weapon.
Oak Flats Kidnapping Case Adjourned Over Evidence Volume
A Wollongong court has adjourned the case against Zane Woodward, accused of chaining and assaulting a woman with a meat tenderiser, due to the large brief of evidence. Additional charges have been laid.
Townsville Man in Court on Child Exploitation Charges
A Townsville man, Damon Bailey Hargrave, has appeared in the local magistrates court, facing serious child exploitation charges as part of a police investigation.
WA Defence Sites Sold by Federal Government
The Federal Government has announced the sale of key defence sites in Western Australia as part of a strategic effort to redirect spending towards other national priorities.
Sunrise Clash Over Interest Rate Blame
Housing Minister Clare O'Neill and Nationals Senate Leader Bridget McKenzie clash on Sunrise over responsibility for rising interest rates following RBA's 0.25% hike.
ACT Prison Violence and Indigenous Incarceration Gap Widens
A new Productivity Commission report reveals rising prisoner assaults and a growing gap in Indigenous incarceration rates in Canberra's Alexander Maconochie Centre, with costs per prisoner falling.
Mount Ousley Road Closed Weekend for Interchange Work
A section of Mount Ousley Road in Wollongong will be fully closed this weekend to facilitate major interchange construction, with detours and heavy vehicle restrictions in place.
Greens Fight NSW Stadium Land Rezoning for Housing
The NSW Greens criticise proposed amendments allowing Venues NSW land near stadiums to be used for accommodation, calling it a shift from its core purpose.
Cairns Court Appearances for Wednesday, February 4
A summary of the cases and individuals appearing at the Cairns Magistrates Court on Wednesday, February 4, covering various legal matters from traffic offences to more serious allegations.
Townsville Court Appearances for Wednesday, February 4
A detailed rundown of all individuals scheduled to appear at the Townsville Magistrates Court on Wednesday, February 4, covering various charges and legal proceedings.
Geelong Court Appearances for Wednesday, February 4
A summary of all individuals scheduled to appear before the Geelong Magistrates Court on Wednesday, February 4, detailing the local legal proceedings for the day.
Cairns District Court Sittings Resume February 4
The Cairns District Court will resume its sittings on February 4, 2025, with a schedule of cases including criminal and civil matters. This marks a key step in the local judicial process for the region.
Townsville District Court Sittings Start February 4
The District Court of Queensland will hold sittings in Townsville from February 4, addressing local cases and enhancing judicial access for the community.
King Edward Park Police Operation Called Off
A large-scale police operation at Newcastle's King Edward Park was called off after updated information suggested the missing person may be in Sydney. Multiple police vehicles were deployed.
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