ACT DPP May Face Police Probe Over Ramsay File
The ACT's Director of Public Prosecutions could be referred to police after allegedly sharing a confidential file related to former minister Gordon Ramsay.
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Cairns Vigil: Community Mourns Kumanjayi Little Baby
Hundreds gathered in Cairns for a heartfelt vigil to honour Kumanjayi Little Baby, a young Indigenous boy whose death has deeply moved the community.
Cairns Court List: Friday May 8
The full list of individuals appearing at Cairns Magistrates Court on Friday, May 8, 2023, has been published, including charges and outcomes.
Cairns District Court Sittings: May 8 Cases Listed
The Cairns District Court has released its list of cases for May 8, including serious offences such as assault, drug trafficking, and property crimes.
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Secret Docs Reveal Port Kembla Nuclear Sub Base Plans
Classified documents have emerged detailing plans for a nuclear-powered submarine base at Port Kembla, sparking debate over national security and environmental impacts.
Sean Harrison acquitted of assault in prison strip search case
Sean Harrison has been found not guilty of assaulting a prison officer during a strip search at a Canberra correctional facility, with the court ruling his actions were not intentional.
Eight-Child Home Plan Rejected by Wollongong Council
Wollongong City Council has rejected a plan for a home designed to accommodate eight children due to zoning and building code concerns.
Shorten Defends CIT, Backs UC Ties
Bill Shorten defends the Canberra Institute of Technology despite inquiry findings, supporting its ties with the University of Canberra.
Farrer byelection result to test federal government
Michelle Grattan analyses the upcoming Farrer byelection, which will test the federal government's standing and the opposition's strategy in a traditionally safe seat.
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Illawarra man jailed for jealous intimidation of ex-girlfriend
An Illawarra man was sentenced to 16 months in prison for intimidating his ex-girlfriend in a tirade driven by sexual jealousy, with children present during the incidents.
Geelong Man's CBD Rampage: Smashed Windows, Traffic Chaos
A man went on a destructive rampage in Geelong's CBD, smashing windows and disabling traffic lights, causing chaos and disruption in the city centre.
Geelong County Court List: Friday, 8 May 2026
Full list of cases and defendants appearing at Geelong County Court on Friday, 8 May 2026. Includes charges, legal representatives, and court outcomes.
Hyam’s Israel Claims Rebutted by Jewish Council
The Jewish Affairs Council has rebutted claims made by Jamie Hyam and Jack Waterford regarding Israel, sparking debate on Middle East policy.
Did Rattenbury Retire Over Lib Talks?
An in-depth analysis explores whether Shane Rattenbury's retirement was influenced by secret negotiations with the Canberra Liberals.
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Ombudsman Slams Access Canberra Over WWVP Delays
The ACT Ombudsman has criticised Access Canberra for unreasonable delays in processing Working with Vulnerable People applications, calling for urgent improvements.
Waterford's Anti-Semitism Claims Ignite Debate
Jack Waterford's recent claims about the definition of anti-Semitism have sparked a lively debate among readers, with many weighing in on the issue.
NSW Crime Data: Assaults Every Minute on New Year's Day
New data reveals a shocking rate of assaults in NSW on New Year's Day, with incidents occurring every minute. Experts call for increased safety measures.
Newcastle Council Rejects East End Bids, Promises Work
Newcastle Council has rejected all bids for the East End revitalisation but assures the community that essential work will proceed in due course.
Intergenerational Wealth Divide: Don't Blame Young or Old
New research shows the intergenerational wealth gap is due to economic factors, not individual choices. Experts call for policy changes to address inequality.
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Integrity Questions as Ministerial Love Line Unfolds
A romantic relationship between two South Australian ministers raises integrity concerns, with calls for clearer rules on ministerial conduct and conflicts of interest.
Ex-AG Slams Police Commissioner's Crows Role
Former SA Attorney-General condemns Police Commissioner's dual role on Crows board, calling it unacceptable and a conflict of interest.
SA Defence Leader Bleeding After Roo Incident
A South Australian defence leader was left bleeding after an altercation with a kangaroo, sparking calls for increased wildlife safety measures in the area.
Editorial: Saffioti's Budget a 'Get Cash, Spend Cash'
The West Australian editorial critiques Rita Saffioti's State Budget as a short-term cash grab, warning of future fiscal risks.
ACT Greens Rattenbury's Final Assembly Speech
Shane Rattenbury bids farewell to the ACT Legislative Assembly with a speech reflecting on his tenure, achievements, and future plans for the Greens.
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Saffioti's Reckless 2026 WA Budget Squanders Good Times
Paul Murray criticizes WA Treasurer Rita Saffioti for a reckless 2026 budget that squanders the state's good times, raising concerns about fiscal responsibility.
Townsville District Court Sittings on May 7
The Townsville District Court will hear multiple cases on May 7, including charges of assault, drug offences, and fraud. Full list of matters scheduled.
Townsville Magistrates Court List: Thursday, May 7
Full list of defendants appearing at Townsville Magistrates Court on Thursday, May 7, including charges and outcomes.
QCAT Hearings for Thursday May 7 in Townsville
The Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal (QCAT) will hold hearings on Thursday, May 7, covering various civil and administrative matters in Townsville.
Army Doctor Leads Health Planning in Balikatan Exercise
An Australian Army medical officer takes charge of health planning during Exercise Balikatan, enhancing medical readiness and cooperation between allied forces.
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Historic Palm Island Ceremony Welcomes New Australians
In a historic first, Palm Island held a ceremony to welcome new Australian citizens, celebrating diversity and community spirit.
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