Man tracked ex with Uber receipt before bedroom attack
Brett Rory Venables used an Uber receipt to track down his ex-partner before a brutal bedroom attack in Geelong. He was sentenced to prison.
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Cairns Court List: Friday, May 1
Full list of defendants appearing at Cairns Magistrates Court on Friday, May 1, including charges and case details from the local judiciary.
Cairns District Court Sittings May 1: Full Case List
Cairns District Court list for May 1 includes multiple criminal cases, with hearings for assault, drug offenses, and property crimes scheduled before Judge Smith.
Transport Dept Corrects Innisfail Road Sign Spelling Error
The Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads has corrected a spelling mistake on a new road sign near Innisfail, which read 'Innifail' instead of the correct name, causing local embarrassment.
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Stockton Ferry Response Disappoints Community Group
A Stockton community group expresses disappointment over the government's response to their concerns about the Stockton ferry service, citing unmet needs.
Causeway Bridges: Pathway to Perth City
Discover the untold history of the Causeway bridges that connected the eastern suburbs to Perth city, shaping the city's growth and transport.
Afghan War Crimes Report on Display at War Memorial
A report into alleged Afghan war crimes is now on display at the Australian War Memorial, as the institution navigates how to address the claims.
Palaszczuk Partner Home Raided by Police
Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk's partner's home was raided by police in connection with an ongoing investigation. Details remain scarce.
Six Arrested in Alice Springs Riot After Police Car Overturned
Six people have been arrested following a riot in Alice Springs where a police car was overturned and officers were attacked. The incident occurred overnight in the town's CBD.
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7am Bondi Royal Commission: Key Findings
The 7am Bondi Royal Commission has released its findings, prompting widespread reactions. Key recommendations focus on accountability and reform.
One Nation’s $6M Payday After Record SA Election Result
One Nation is set to receive $6 million from South Australia's election funding changes, with projections showing a tenfold increase in party funding by 2030.
WA Cancer Centre Gets $750M Boost to Become Reality
The WA Comprehensive Cancer Centre receives a massive $750 million funding injection, turning the long-awaited project into a reality and transforming cancer care in the state.
WA warns NDIS overhaul must not leave disabled kids behind
The Cook Government cautions Canberra that significant time and effort are required to ensure the NDIS overhaul does not disadvantage disabled children in Western Australia.
Doctor Who Stabbed Father Found Not Guilty by Insanity
A 32-year-old medical student who fatally stabbed his father in Clarkson, WA, during a psychotic episode has been found not guilty by reason of insanity by the Supreme Court.
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Belconnen Raid Finds $100k in Crime Assets
A police raid in Belconnen has seized approximately $100,000 in assets allegedly linked to criminal activity, with investigations ongoing.
NSW Raptor Squad Hits Illawarra Drug Network in Raids
NSW Raptor Squad executed dawn raids across the Illawarra, targeting an alleged drug network. Multiple arrests and seizures were made in a coordinated operation.
Senators Call for Calm After NT Child Death Sparks Riots
Independent Senator Lidia Thorpe and Liberal Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price urge calm and investigation after the death of five-year-old Kumanjayi Little Baby in Alice Springs sparked violent riots.
Hume slams govt response to Bondi terror attack
Deputy Opposition Leader Jane Hume criticises the Albanese government's handling of the Bondi terror attack as a royal commission into antisemitism reveals declining counter-terrorism funding.
ACAT drug laws criticised as MP defends 'go for a walk' comment
New ACAT drug laws face backlash from community groups, while Far North MP stands by controversial 'go for a walk' advice for those affected.
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Man Jailed for Arson and Graffiti Campaign
A man has been sentenced to prison for an arson and graffiti spree that forced a local business to shut down in Cairns, causing significant distress.
Tablelands Clubs Warn Council Asset Plan Damages Trust
Tablelands community clubs express concern that the new council asset management plan could undermine trust and harm local partnerships.
Kiama Council Bidding War Could Save Services
A potential bidding war for Kiama Council assets may save vital community services and eliminate the council's significant debt burden.
NDIS Reform Must Centre on People, Not Budget Lines
Linda Reynolds says NDIS reform is a national obligation. But true reform must prioritise people over budgets, ensuring participation and hope for Australians with disabilities.
Voices of Canberra Seeks Candidate for 2028 Election
Voices of Canberra, a community group, has launched a search for a candidate to run in the 2028 federal election, aiming to increase independent representation.
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Nick Georgalis Denies ACT Government Woden Pool Meetings
Developer Nick Georgalis claims the ACT Government has refused to meet with him regarding the stalled Woden Pool project, despite his willingness to proceed.
Peter Jason Cafe Trial for Triple-Fatal Crash in Townsville Court
The trial of Peter Jason Cafe for a triple-fatal crash in Townsville continues, with the court hearing new evidence about the incident that killed three people.
Defence's $7.3bn Redback vehicle project slammed by audit over delays
A new audit report has heavily criticised Defence's $7.3 billion Redback infantry fighting vehicle project, citing major delays, design flaws, and governance issues that could impact troop safety.
Townsville Court List Friday May 1 Released
The full list of defendants appearing at Townsville Magistrates Court on Friday, May 1 has been published, covering a range of charges from traffic offences to assault.
Townsville District Court Sittings May 1 Cases
The Townsville District Court has released its list of cases for May 1, covering a range of criminal matters including assault, drug offenses, and property crimes.
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QCAT Hearings in Townsville: Friday, May 1
Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal hearings for Friday, May 1 in Townsville cover disputes including tenancy, minor debt, and body corporate matters.
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