Townsville Court Appearances for Tuesday, January 27
A detailed rundown of all individuals scheduled to appear at the Townsville Magistrates Court on Tuesday, January 27, covering various local legal matters.
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Geelong Court Appearances for Tuesday, January 27
A comprehensive overview of all individuals scheduled to appear before the Geelong Magistrates' Court on Tuesday, January 27, detailing the day's legal proceedings and cases.
Wollongong Man Loses Record Over Lighter Attack
A Wollongong man has been convicted and fined after throwing a lighter at a woman during a violent domestic argument over child discipline, ending his clean criminal history.
Cairns Welcomes 190 New Citizens on Australia Day
Cairns celebrated Australia Day with a citizenship ceremony welcoming 190 new Australians from diverse backgrounds, highlighting community spirit and national pride in the Far North.
Council Slams Border Security Over Foreign Boats
Cairns Regional Council has criticised federal border security as unacceptable after a surge in foreign vessels arriving in Far North Queensland waters.
Mission Beach Food Van Petition Fails to Persuade Council
A petition to support the Kranky Kransky food van in Mission Beach has been unsuccessful, with the Cassowary Coast Council rejecting the appeal to reconsider its decision on the business's operation.
Voter Threatens to Unseat MP Over 'Draconian' Laws
A lifelong Liberal voter in Townsville is threatening to unseat MP Phillip Thompson over new laws they deem draconian, sparking a political backlash.
Secret Audio Scandal Rocks Cairns Council, Cancels Meetings
A secret audio recording scandal has erupted at Cairns Regional Council, leading to the cancellation of meetings and leaving councillors stunned. The controversy involves leaked recordings of private discussions.
Nationals' Coalition Dilemma Amid One Nation Rise
Analysis suggests the Nationals face political doom whether they rejoin the Coalition or remain separate, as One Nation's polling surge threatens rural strongholds and Senate dynamics.
Care Manager Accused of Raping Colleagues Seeks Bail
A former out-of-home care manager in NSW faces 19 charges, including rape and assault of three female co-workers, while allegedly working with children despite a ban.
One Nation Aims for Permanent Presence in Illawarra
One Nation has launched its Cunningham branch in the Illawarra, with over 100 attendees at its first meeting. Executive member John Adams discusses the party's strategy to build a permanent presence in the region.
Ex-SA Premier Marshall Gets Australia Day Honour
Former South Australian Premier Steven Marshall, now living in the US, and a respected chief justice are among the top recipients in the 2026 Australia Day Honours list for SA.
Honnold's Climb vs America's Political Chaos
Ben O'Shea contrasts Alex Honnold's terrifying free solo climb with the unfolding political chaos in America, arguing real-world instability is more frightening.
Sydney Woman Charged Over $36M Drug Smuggling
A 32-year-old Sydney woman faces serious charges after allegedly attempting to smuggle $36.7 million worth of methamphetamine through Sydney Airport from South Africa.
Man Arrested After Suspected Explosive Thrown at Perth Rally
WA Police are investigating a serious incident where a man threw a device containing ball bearings and screws into a crowd at an Invasion Day rally in Forrest Chase.
Chaos at Perth Invasion Day Rally After Security Scare
Perth's Invasion Day protest was evacuated amid chaos after an object thrown into the crowd sparked explosion fears, as March for Australia proceeded through the CBD.
NSW Hate Speech Laws: Just Four Convictions in 8 Years
A confidential government briefing reveals NSW's hate speech laws have secured only four convictions since 2018, with police struggling to prosecute offenders despite rising concerns.
Tongan Family's Australian Dream in Geelong
A Tongan family shares their inspiring journey of migration to Geelong, highlighting opportunities, community support, and the realisation of their Australian dream.
Terminally Ill Drug Runner Freed After $92m Meth Appeal
Fook Choi Ching, convicted for his role in WA's $92m Mega Profit II meth importation, has been acquitted on appeal after nearly a decade in prison and faces deportation while terminally ill.
Australia Day: New Citizens Celebrate in WA Ceremonies
Thousands of newly named Australians marked Australia Day 2026 by participating in citizenship ceremonies across Western Australia, celebrating their official welcome to the nation.
Councillor's Struggle Over Geelong's Australia Day Backflip
A Geelong councillor has shared his personal turmoil over the city's controversial Australia Day backflip at an Invasion Day rally, highlighting deep community divisions.
Perth Invasion Day Rally Evacuated Over Threat
Hundreds of demonstrators were urgently evacuated from a Perth Invasion Day rally after police responded to reports of a thrown object and established an exclusion zone.
Canberra's New Citizens Celebrate on Australia Day
A diverse group of Canberra residents, including a doctor, dentist, and young athlete, became Australian citizens in a ceremony at Lake Burley Griffin, praising the city's welcoming community and opportunities.
Remains Confirmed as Missing Newcastle Man Jayden Penno-Tompsett
Police have confirmed that human remains found in Townsville are those of Jayden Penno-Tompsett, a 21-year-old man missing from Newcastle since 2022, solving a long-standing mystery.
Man Pleads Guilty to Christmas Day Hospital Rampage
A 22-year-old Geelong man has pleaded guilty to charges stemming from a violent rampage at a local hospital on Christmas Day, with the court hearing details of the disturbing incident.
Townsville Welcomes Dozens as New Australian Citizens
Dozens of individuals from diverse backgrounds were officially welcomed as new Australian citizens in a moving ceremony in Townsville, Queensland, fostering a strong sense of community and belonging.
Lake Macquarie Welcomes New Citizens on Australia Day
Nearly 100 people from 32 nations became Australian citizens at Lake Macquarie's Australia Day ceremony, part of nationwide celebrations welcoming thousands.
Ellenbrook Police Chase: Man Charged After Pursuit
A 24-year-old man has been charged following a dramatic police pursuit through Perth's northern suburbs, starting in Ellenbrook and causing chaos on local roads.
Bellambi Woman Avoids Jail in Microwave Assault Case
A Bellambi woman who threw a microwave during an argument about leaked personal information has received a community correction order instead of jail time in Wollongong Local Court.
Australia Day Protests Clash at Parliament House
Tensions flared in Canberra as Invasion Day demonstrators and an anti-immigration rally faced off outside Parliament House, resulting in arrests and heated exchanges.
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