New Images Released in NSW Triple Murder Manhunt

NSW Police have intensified their search for accused triple murderer Julian Ingram, releasing new images of his vehicle as the manhunt enters a critical phase in the Central West region.

Hunter Men Charged in $623M Cocaine Import Attempt

Prosecutors finalise charges against five Hunter men accused of attempting to import over a tonne of cocaine with a street value of $623.4 million in a luxury boat operation off the NSW coast.

Shellharbour Murder Case Delayed by Expert Report

A Children's Court in Shellharbour has adjourned a murder case involving six teenagers until April, awaiting a neuropsychological assessment for one accused. The case relates to the stabbing death of Jack Westren in January 2025.

Townsville Man Sentenced for Unprovoked Assault

A Townsville man has been sentenced for a brutal and unprovoked assault, with the court delivering a verdict that underscores the severity of the crime in the local community.

500+ WA Gun Licences Revoked Under New Laws

More than 500 West Australians have had their firearms licences revoked following the implementation of new State gun laws, as authorities enforce stricter regulations.

Hanson's Controversial Song Hits #1 on iTunes

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson's divisive song mocking progressive politics, featuring Holly Valance, has reached number one on iTunes charts following its Australia Day release.

Public Servants in Charge Over Summer Holidays

While many enjoyed holidays, senior public servants across key departments took on acting roles, revealing leadership dynamics and future contenders for top positions in the Australian Public Service.

Greens-Liberals Talks on Ousting ACT Government Confirmed

ACT Greens leader Shane Rattenbury has confirmed discussions with the Canberra Liberals included exploring a power-sharing government and installing him as chief minister, citing policy overlaps and community frustrations.

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