Lake Macquarie Votes on Hunter Joint Organisation
Lake Macquarie City Council has voted on its continued membership in the Hunter Joint Organisation, a key regional body for local government collaboration and advocacy.
Category : Politics
Perth Council Seeks Legal Advice on Worksafe Claim
The City of Perth is pursuing legal advice after an inaccurate claim surfaced regarding a Worksafe investigation, raising concerns about procedural integrity.
Family 'Let Down' by 12-Month Sentence in Fatal Crash
The family of Mark Trestrail, killed on his morning walk in Brisbane, express disappointment as the driver, with toxic drug levels, receives a suspended sentence after 12 months.
Roger Cook's Judicial Commission Plan Now in Doubt
Legislation for a Western Australian judicial commission was advanced a year ago, but Premier Roger Cook now expresses hesitation, raising questions about the government's commitment to judicial oversight.
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Newcastle Clears Stockton Site, Removes Abandoned Vans
City of Newcastle has cleared a Stockton site by removing abandoned vans, addressing community safety concerns and improving local amenity.
Terror Accused in WA Prison as Bail Hearing Delayed
Jayson Joseph Michaels, accused of planning mass-casualty attacks in WA, remains in a high-security unit after technical issues delayed his bail hearing in Perth Magistrates Court.
Belconnen Housing Act Office Vandalised, Police Probe
Police are investigating after the Housing ACT office in Belconnen was vandalised overnight, with damage reported to the building's exterior. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward.
Shellharbour Council Rejects 12 Tenders for Field
Shellharbour City Council has rejected all 12 tenders for the Shell Cove field development, citing high costs and insufficient quality, delaying the project.
Suspicious Death of Man in Strathpine Home Under Police Probe
A 36-year-old man was found dead in a Strathpine home with no obvious cause of death, as police treat the case as suspicious and appeal for information.
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Three Men Charged in Cocaine and MDMA Drug Bust
Three men have been charged after police seized cocaine and MDMA in a significant drug operation, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat illicit substances in the community.
Pressure Builds to Ditch Newcastle's Failing Private Bus Model
Growing calls in Newcastle to scrap the privatised bus system, citing service failures and rising costs, as the community demands a return to public control.
Residents Petition Council Over Rat-Run Speeds on Scholey Street
Sixty residents on Scholey Street in Newcastle have submitted a formal petition to the local council, demanding action to reduce speeding and traffic dangers on their residential road.
Musician Stabbed at Newcastle Club, Man Charged with Murder Attempt
A 69-year-old musician was stabbed multiple times outside a sports club in Newcastle. A 53-year-old man has been charged with attempted murder and is remanded in custody.
Cook Warns WA of Fuel Price Rise Amid Trump Iran Deadline
Western Australian Premier Roger Cook has issued a fuel warning to residents, citing potential price increases as former US President Donald Trump's deadline for Iran approaches, impacting global oil markets.
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Albanese's US Loyalty Risks Political Backlash
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's unwavering support for US actions under Donald Trump is causing domestic and international criticism, threatening Labor's political standing and Australia's global reputation.
Weekly Election Promises List Proposed for Transparency
A review recommends the Parliamentary Budget Office publish weekly policy commitments during election campaigns to help voters track promises and increase political transparency.
Centrelink Debt Waiver: $250 Threshold Clears 1.2M Debts
The Australian government has raised the Centrelink debt waiver threshold to $250, wiping small debts for 1.2 million people and improving fairness in the social security system.
Cain Lumley Jailed After Hunter Valley Police Chase
Cain Lumley has been sentenced to jail following a dangerous high-speed police pursuit through the Hunter Valley, involving multiple collisions and evasive maneuvers.
Fuel Crisis Sparks Fiery Clash Between Plibersek and Joyce
A heated on-air spat erupted between Tanya Plibersek and Barnaby Joyce over Australia's fuel reserves, with tensions flaring as shortages bite nationwide and service stations display 'no fuel' signs.
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Kia Carnival driver fined $3k, loses licence in Jamberoo
A motorist in Jamberoo has been slapped with a $3,054 fine and a six-month licence suspension after police caught them speeding at 124km/h in a 60km/h zone.
One Nation's SA Surge Shifts Focus to Farrer and Victoria Polls
Pauline Hanson declares One Nation's record South Australian election result as a springboard for upcoming campaigns in Farrer and Victoria, while Liberals vow not to 'lurch' right.
Joyce: One Nation 'Authentic Opposition' After SA Election
Barnaby Joyce declares One Nation the 'authentic opposition' following its surge in the South Australian election, as Labor warns of the party's rise and voter dissatisfaction grows.
Queensland Man Charged with Attempted Murder, Torture
A 32-year-old man from Benarkin has been charged with attempted murder and torture after allegedly assaulting a 46-year-old woman in Linville, north of Brisbane. The woman was treated for head and arm injuries.
Melbourne Crime Spree: Five Homes Targeted in Early Morning Rampage
Residents in Wantirna South were forced to lock themselves in bedrooms as thieves ransacked homes in a 30-minute crime spree. Police are investigating the incidents.
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Musician Stabbed at Newcastle Bowling Club, Arrest Made
A 69-year-old musician was stabbed multiple times at Merewether Bowling Club in Newcastle. Police arrested a 53-year-old man after the incident, with the victim hospitalized in serious condition.
Members United Warns CPSU on Public Servant Wage Losses
Members United has issued a warning to the CPSU regarding significant real wage losses for public servants, urging stronger advocacy and action to address declining incomes.
Pocock Calls for ACT Government to Revisit Stadium Plans
Independent Senator David Pocock has called on the ACT Government to reassess its plans for a new stadium, citing community concerns and the need for better consultation.
APS Mobility and Redeployment Project Launching Soon
The Australian Public Service is preparing to initiate its Mobility and Redeployment Project, aimed at enhancing workforce flexibility and efficiency across government departments.
PBO Urges Weekly Release of Election Commitments
The Parliamentary Budget Office has recommended that major political parties disclose their election commitments weekly to enhance transparency and public scrutiny.
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Services Australia, ATO Reject Microsoft Location Tracking
Services Australia and the Australian Taxation Office have declined Microsoft's proposal to use location tracking for staff, citing privacy and security concerns.
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