Man Found Dead After Kew Stabbing of Teen Woman
An 18-year-old woman was stabbed outside her Kew home and is now stable, while a man's body was found in Antwerp. Police are investigating but say no one else is sought.
Category : Politics
US Navy Admiral Endorses Austal's Alabama Shipyard
A top US Navy officer has highlighted Austal's Alabama shipyard for its modular construction techniques, which are accelerating nuclear submarine deliveries.
Canberra Man Accused of Attacking Neighbours Over Rubbish
A Stirling man has been charged with three counts of common assault after a neighbourhood altercation sparked by a rubbish disagreement in Canberra's suburbs.
Nationals' Senate Vote Splits Coalition on Hate Speech Bill
The Nationals party has fractured Coalition unity by voting against Labor's hate speech bill in the Senate, defying the Liberals and threatening shadow cabinet positions.
Cairns Woman Charged in Alleged Knife Attack
A Cairns woman faces court after allegedly stabbing another woman in the head with a knife during a violent altercation in the city's northern suburbs.
Apache Helicopter Engineers Train in Townsville
The inaugural cohort of engineers for Australia's new Apache helicopter fleet has commenced specialised training in Townsville, marking a key step in the defence program.
Cairns Court Cases for January 21
A summary of the cases heard at Cairns Magistrates Court on Wednesday, January 21, covering various local legal proceedings and outcomes.
Geelong Court Civil Cases List for January 21
A comprehensive rundown of all civil matters scheduled for hearing at the Geelong Magistrates Court on Wednesday, January 21, detailing the cases and parties involved.
Geelong Court Cases: Wednesday's Appearances
A summary of the individuals and matters scheduled for appearance at the Geelong Magistrates' Court on Wednesday, January 21, detailing the day's legal proceedings.
Public Transport Cash Splash Sparks Budget Concerns
Jessica Page analyses the financial implications of the Treasurer's public transport funding boost, highlighting potential budget strains and economic trade-offs.
Townsville District Court Sittings Resume January 21
The Townsville District Court has resumed its sittings for January 21, with a schedule of cases including criminal and civil matters. This marks a key date in the local legal calendar.
Townsville Court Appearances on January 21
A busy day at Townsville Magistrates Court on Wednesday, January 21, with various individuals facing charges. The court proceedings highlight local legal activities and community issues in the region.
Police Appeal for Ravenshoe Cemetery Bench Theft Witnesses
Queensland Police are appealing for public assistance following the alleged theft of a historic bench from the Ravenshoe Cemetery in Far North Queensland.
Mayor Urges Council Eligibility Overhaul After CCC Report
A Queensland mayor is calling for a major overhaul of council eligibility rules after a recent CCC report revealed concerning findings about local government integrity.
Mandurah Man Faces Child Abuse Allegations in Court
A man from Mandurah has appeared in court, facing serious child abuse charges related to alleged incidents that occurred in 2025. The case highlights ongoing legal efforts to address such offences in Western Australia.
Why Liberals Struggle in Polls Despite Labor's Record
A collection of letters examines the paradox of Liberal Party polling woes amid Labor's economic and policy challenges, covering immigration, leadership, and social issues.
Parliament Fails to Unite on Hate Speech, Gun Laws
The Australian Parliament's return to address national crises has devolved into political manoeuvring, with the government's 'Frankenstein' legislation on hate speech and gun control pleasing few and highlighting deep divisions.
Geelong Doctor on Trial for Digital Rape Allegations
The trial of Dr Shafiul Milky, accused of digital rape during a Pap smear, has commenced in Geelong, with the court hearing detailed allegations from the patient.
Teen Faces Burglary, Weapon Charges in Mandurah
A 19-year-old man from Mandurah has appeared in Perth Magistrates Court on multiple charges, including burglary, attempted burglary, and carrying an edged weapon, with his bail extended pending a further hearing.
Bail Extended for Secret Harbour Man on Drug, Firearm Charges
A 32-year-old Secret Harbour man has had his bail extended while facing multiple charges including drug possession and unlicensed firearm offences allegedly committed in November 2024.
Hate Gun Reforms to Pass Parliament in 2026
The Australian Parliament is poised to pass significant hate gun reforms in 2026, marking a pivotal moment in firearm regulation and public safety efforts nationwide.
Australia's Gun Laws: 7am Podcast Debate
The 7am podcast delves into Australia's strict gun laws, examining their impact on public safety and the ongoing national debate over firearm regulations in the country.
SA Premier Faces Hypocrisy Claims Over LIV Golf and Writers' Week
South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas faces criticism as his support for Saudi-backed LIV Golf clashes with his stance on Writers' Week, raising questions about freedom of speech and political consistency.
Dame Marie Bashir, Former NSW Governor, Dies at 95
Dame Marie Bashir AD CVO, the pioneering first female Governor of New South Wales, has passed away at 95. Premier Chris Minns announces a state funeral for the revered psychiatrist and advocate.
Greens criticised for post-Bondi stance on crime
Editorial argues the Greens' approach to youth crime and bail laws is undermining community safety after the Bondi tragedy. Read the analysis.
Ex-child psychiatrist fights child sex crime accusations in WA trial
Former Perth psychiatrist Benjamin Wen is on trial for 18 alleged child sex offences against 15 boys. The case follows his 2017 conviction for child exploitation material. Follow the latest from the District Court of WA.
Cairns Mayor leads disaster group meeting from overseas
Cairns Mayor Terry James chaired a disaster management meeting from Singapore, highlighting the region's packed event schedule. Discover how local government handles crises remotely.
Major overhaul of MPs' family reunion travel rules
Federal politicians' family travel perks face major cuts, with economy class mandated and Australia-wide trips restricted. The Albanese government moves to tighten rules after expenses scrutiny.
Cook Considers WA Lockout Laws After Picton Death
WA Premier Roger Cook announces a review of late-night lockout laws following the death of Labor figure Tim Picton. Will Perth's nightlife face new restrictions?
Homicide probe after elderly man found dead in Corowa
A homicide investigation is underway after a 93-year-old Werribee man was found dead in a car outside a hospital on the NSW-Victoria border. Two people are assisting police.
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