Townsville and Mount Isa Police Welcome 19 New Recruits
The Townsville and Mount Isa police districts have officially welcomed 19 new recruits, who are now ready to serve their communities after completing rigorous training.
Category : Politics
Kirwan House Fire: Police Declare Crime Scene in Investigation
A house fire in Kirwan has led to a crime scene declaration as authorities investigate the cause. Police are probing the incident, with no injuries reported.
Newcastle Councillors Oppose 40km/h Limit on Minmi Road
Newcastle councillors have voiced strong opposition to a proposed 40km/h speed limit on Minmi Road, citing concerns over traffic flow and community impact.
Canning Rejects Communal Skip Bins Over Dumping Risks
City of Canning officers have recommended against a proposal for communal suburban skip bins, warning they could become dumping magnets and increase costs.
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WA Police Union Head Stood Down Over Allegations
Dave Flaherty, head of the WA Police Union, has been stood down as a serving officer over allegations of inappropriate behaviour with an employee, but remains union boss amid internal turmoil.
Seven Cairns Teens Charged Over Stolen Car Driving Spree
Seven teenagers have been charged by Queensland Police following an erratic driving incident involving a stolen car in Cairns, with the vehicle allegedly used dangerously on local roads.
RAAF Wedgetail Iran Deployment Raises Questions
The Royal Australian Air Force's deployment of an E-7A Wedgetail aircraft to Iran has raised operational questions about its role and capabilities in the region.
ACT Policing Welcomes 19 New Recruits from AFP College
ACT Policing has officially welcomed 19 new recruits from the Australian Federal Police College, bolstering local law enforcement with fresh talent trained in modern policing techniques.
Ex-Intelligence Chief Quits Antisemitism Inquiry
Former intelligence chief Dennis Richardson resigns from the Royal Commission into Antisemitism, citing being 'surplus to requirements' and exposing flaws in the government's response to the Bondi Beach massacre.
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Albanese's Inconsistent Heart: Political Analysis
Analysis of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's perceived inconsistencies in policy and leadership, exploring critiques of selective empathy and political strategy.
Geelong Court Docket for March 13, 2026
A comprehensive list of all individuals scheduled to appear at the Geelong County Court on Friday, March 13, 2026, covering various legal proceedings and cases.
Geelong Court Cases on Friday, March 13
A comprehensive list of all individuals scheduled to appear at the Geelong Magistrates Court on Friday, March 13, covering various charges and legal proceedings.
Geelong Court Civil Cases List for March 13
A comprehensive overview of all civil matters scheduled at the Geelong Magistrates Court on Friday, March 13, detailing the cases and parties involved.
Paul Murray Media Drop Confirms Net Zero Cost
A media drop by Paul Murray has revealed the financial impact of Labor's net zero policy, highlighting the need to keep coal stations operational.
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Theo Maras Leads Debate on Church-State Separation in SA
Property magnate Theo Maras has sparked a heated discussion in letters to the editor, focusing on the separation of the Orthodox church and state amid South Australia's election turmoil.
Ex-One Nation Leader Backs Speirs Despite Opposing Him
Former SA One Nation leader Jennifer Game supports disgraced ex-Liberal David Speirs in Black, even as she runs against him for her daughter's Fair Go party in the state election.
Social Services Sector Calls for Action on Promises
The social services sector is urging politicians to deliver on their campaign pledges, highlighting a gap between promises and real-world support for vulnerable Australians.
Mali's Place in Australia's Premier Popularity Poll
New survey results show where Mali stands among Australia's most popular premiers, highlighting public opinion trends and political dynamics in the state.
Leadership Debate: Safe Hands vs Fresh Face in Tight Race
A high-stakes leadership debate pits experienced incumbents against new challengers, with polls showing a slim margin as voters weigh stability versus change.
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Canning Council Seeks High Road Speed Limit Reduction
The City of Canning is urged to apply for a speed limit reduction on High Road to 60km/h, despite 74% of survey respondents opposing the change, citing safety concerns from over 400 crashes.
Perth Trials AI Noise Cameras to Target Hooning Drivers
WA Police seek noise-activated AI surveillance system to detect excessive vehicle noise in Perth metropolitan area, part of crackdown on dangerous driving.
Perth Man Extradited to SA Over Alleged Murder of Adelaide Chef
Alan Kiplimo, 22, is being extradited from Perth to South Australia to face murder charges after Caleb Leriano, 24, was found dead in a car crash wreck in Morphett Vale.
Ex-Police Officer Charged with Child Exploitation Material
A former Western Australian police officer, Stuart Parsonage, faces charges for possessing child exploitation material and allegedly using police access to commit crimes, as reported in Perth court proceedings.
Man Arrested Over Murder of Chef Caleb Leriano in Adelaide
A 22-year-old man has been arrested in Perth over the alleged murder of Adelaide chef Caleb Leriano, whose death was initially thought to be a car crash. Police discovered injuries inconsistent with the collision, leading to a homicide investigation.
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Army Open Day at Irwin Barracks for 125th Anniversary
The Australian Army marks its 125th anniversary with open days at bases like Irwin Barracks, showcasing new tech like the Hawkei vehicle and interactive displays.
Grandmother's 48-Hour Hospital Ordeal Exposed
A grandmother endured a 48-hour wait in a hospital emergency department, sparking opposition criticism of the government's winter health plan as ineffective.
Man Blames Insomnia, Testosterone for Choking Attack in Court
Mihael Vrhovsek testifies at attempted murder trial, claiming insomnia and testosterone led to violent assault where he choked a woman unconscious multiple times.
Teen Dies in Stolen Car Crash, Four Flee Scene in Melbourne
A 15-year-old boy has died after being thrown from a stolen Skoda travelling at 180km/h in Hoppers Crossing. Four teenagers fled as he lay dying, with police investigating the fatal crash.
Drink Driver Sentenced After Killing Friends in Fatal Crash
Nathan Bernhard has been sentenced for a drink-driving crash that resulted in the deaths of two friends. The court heard details of the tragic incident and the impact on the victims' families.
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Jason Adam Reid Arrested in Whitsundays Hideout
Jason Adam Reid has been arrested in the Whitsundays after allegedly hiding from authorities. The incident highlights ongoing law enforcement efforts in the region.
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