Warren Willis Pleads Guilty to 39-Second Tavern Robbery
Warren Willis has pleaded guilty to a swift 39-second robbery at Jewells Tavern, facing charges for the brazen theft that shocked the local community.
Warren Willis has pleaded guilty to a swift 39-second robbery at Jewells Tavern, facing charges for the brazen theft that shocked the local community.
Jethro Gamueda, accused of murder in a Rutherford domestic violence incident, has applied for Supreme Court bail. The case highlights ongoing legal proceedings in Newcastle.
A shocking report reveals just 11 beds available for 77 homeless young people in Perth, leading to a nightly scramble for help and urgent calls for action.
A 73-year-old woman has been convicted for stealing plants eight times from a Charlestown garden in less than a month, receiving a conditional release order.
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RecommendedA 38-year-old man has died in hospital after being shot multiple times in a unit on Shale Street in Lidcombe early Monday morning. A second man was also injured.
Raissa Butkowski has been chosen as the Liberal candidate for Farrer, facing trust issues from local members. The selection process highlights internal party challenges.
A Hunter care manager, previously charged with sexual assault, now faces new allegations of further offences, as police investigate multiple incidents in the region.
The Public Service Commission faces calls to abandon its Canberra-focused staffing approach, aiming for a more diverse and geographically spread workforce across Australia.
The CPSU has called on the government to focus on insourcing work from private providers in its pre-budget submission, highlighting failures to reduce contractor use under Labor's framework.
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RecommendedThe Canberra Times editorial for March 16, 2026, outlines a comprehensive vision for Australia's future, addressing key political, economic, and social challenges with forward-thinking solutions.
Trespassers are risking lives at Canberra's abandoned Big Splash water park, prompting urgent calls for enhanced security measures to prevent accidents.
Immigration Minister Tony Burke receives commendation for his asylum seeker initiatives, while Foreign Minister Penny Wong faces scrutiny over her approach to refugee policies.
Defence Minister James Paterson argues that recent changes to the Management of Government (MoG) arrangements will not adequately address critical capability gaps in the Australian Defence Force.
Kiama Council is considering a new proposal to prohibit the burial of animal remains in its cemeteries, sparking debate among residents and pet owners.
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RecommendedA former Liberal leader has publicly claimed they were spat in the face and is now seeking political redemption, sparking debate over party culture and personal resilience.
In the final week of the state election campaign, the Liberals argue the $2.4bn Royal Adelaide Hospital is already insufficient, while Labor commits to dementia care and a new gymnastics facility.
The Pentagon spent $15 million on luxury food like steak and crab, raising questions about military spending priorities amid budget constraints.
A fifth-generation soldier from Townsville commemorates his family's military heritage during the Australian Army's 125th birthday celebrations, highlighting a proud lineage of service.
A Cairns teenager has been sentenced for an armed robbery targeting sneakers, leaving the victim in constant fear. The case highlights youth crime and its lasting impacts.
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RecommendedRyan Brumley, convicted of defrauding the City of Greater Geelong Council, has appealed his jail sentence. The case highlights financial mismanagement and legal accountability in local government.
An editorial analysis highlights how conflicts expose deep-seated government failures in policy, strategy, and accountability, urging systemic reforms.
Lord Mayor Basil Zempilas has launched his inaugural policy proposal, taking aim at the Labor government's undisclosed bill for tourism events, sparking debate in state politics.
Belmont councillor Jenny Davis proposes online voting for local government elections to modernise processes and increase voter participation amid low turnout rates.
The Trump administration pledges a more aggressive military approach, emphasizing overwhelming force and criticizing previous rules of engagement as ineffective in modern conflicts.
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RecommendedA man has pleaded not guilty to shooting another man in the neck in Waratah West, with the case set for trial in Newcastle District Court next month.
Anthony Eriksen, convicted of murdering Lisa Fenwick with 28 stab wounds, appeals his 26-year sentence, arguing he was sleepwalking during the attack, a defence used in recent cases.
A 17-year-old boy has been charged with culpable driving causing death after a stolen car crash in Hoppers Crossing that killed a 15-year-old passenger.
Immigration Minister Tony Burke confirms three Iranian sports players have returned to Iran after seeking asylum in Australia, with no details on reasons for their departure.
A 30-year-old man has been charged with murder after police discovered a deceased 76-year-old man and a critically injured 74-year-old woman in a Wellington home.
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RecommendedMotorists in Canberra are advised to plan ahead as the royal tour of Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary of Denmark is expected to cause significant traffic delays and road closures across the city.