Police: Accused Cop Killer Dezi Freeman Could Be Dead
Investigators reveal they believe Dezi Freeman, accused of killing two police officers, could be deceased after reports of a gunshot heard hours after the attack.
Category : Politics
Townsville Court Appearances for Tuesday, February 3
A summary of all individuals scheduled to appear before the Townsville Magistrates Court on Tuesday, February 3, detailing the local legal proceedings for the day.
Cairns Court Cases on Tuesday, February 3
A detailed overview of the proceedings at Cairns Magistrates Court on Tuesday, February 3, highlighting various charges and appearances before the magistrate.
Cairns District Court February Sittings Announced
The Cairns District Court has scheduled its February sittings, with cases set to be heard from Monday, February 3, 2025, focusing on local legal proceedings in the region.
Geelong Court Hearings: February 3 Cases
A summary of the cases heard at Geelong Magistrates' Court on Tuesday, February 3, detailing the charges and proceedings for the day.
Townsville District Court Sittings Start February 2024
The District Court of Queensland has officially opened its sittings in Townsville for February 2024, handling a range of criminal and civil cases in the North Queensland region.
Townsville Police Reunite Missing Boy with Family
Townsville police officers successfully located a missing 12-year-old boy, Tyler Dorta, and reunited him with his family after a community-wide search effort.
Georgia Burns Sentenced for Assault in Ingham Court
Georgia Burns has been sentenced in Ingham Court for assaulting Ricky Bradshaw. The case highlights legal consequences for violent offences in regional Queensland.
Flying Squad Sent to Crack Down on Far North Queensland Crime
A specialised state police flying squad has been deployed to Far North Queensland to address a recent spike in crime, focusing on high-risk areas and repeat offenders.
Cairns Barber Spared Jail for Cocaine Dealing
A Cairns barber has been spared jail after a court described his involvement in cocaine dealing as a 'stupid foray'. The man received a suspended sentence and community service.
ACT Budget Criticised as Parton Avoids Naming Cuts
Opposition Leader Mark Parton says the ACT government is living beyond its means across all portfolios but refuses to detail potential cuts, while also discussing talks with the Greens and gun law debates.
Veteran Wins $1.6M for Navy Abuse in Landmark Case
A Vietnam veteran in his 70s has been awarded $1.675 million in damages after alleging repeated sexual and physical abuse during his teenage years in the Royal Australian Navy, with a court ruling resolving compensation duplication issues.
AUKUS Submarine Deal: Costly Political Nightmare
Analysis reveals Australia's AUKUS nuclear submarine program faces production delays, political whims, and massive costs, raising questions about national security priorities.
Afghanistan's Canberra Embassy to Close in June
Afghanistan's embassy in Canberra will shut down in June 2026, ending over four years of exile operations since the Taliban takeover of Kabul in 2021.
Election Donations and Spending Revealed in Hunter Region
New transparency data shows independent candidate Jeremy Miller received over $646,000 in donations for the 2025 federal election, while party-affiliated candidates' financials remain largely undisclosed.
Geelong's Highton Government Offices Slammed as Neglect
State government offices in Highton, Geelong, have been condemned for unsightly closures and neglect, sparking community outrage over the deteriorating site.
Jury Discharged in Geelong Doctor's Digital Rape Trial
The jury has been discharged in the trial of Geelong doctor Shafiul Milky, accused of digital rape in Ocean Grove. The case will proceed with a new jury.
Angus Taylor: The Liberal Leader Labor Would Love
Political analysis suggests Angus Taylor's potential leadership of the Liberal Party would delight Labor, given his history of parliamentary missteps and gaffes that have provided easy ammunition for the government.
Perth Cold Case: Accused Whispered 'Die' in Attack
A woman testified in Perth's Supreme Court how an intruder allegedly whispered 'die' while striking her head with a plank of wood during a violent 2011 home invasion in Balga.
Coalition Slumps Amid Hanson Surge in Poll
The Coalition faces a dramatic slump in support as Pauline Hanson's party surges, highlighting internal disunity and voter shifts ahead of the 2026 election.
Child Justice Australia: 7am Podcast on Youth Legal Reforms
The 7am podcast explores Australia's child justice system, highlighting recent reforms, challenges, and the push for a more rehabilitative approach for young offenders.
SA Labor's 57-Page Report on Liberal Election Pledges
SA Labor has released a 57-page document detailing the cost of Liberal Party election pledges, claiming $5 billion in commitments, a figure disputed by the Opposition.
Ex-Football Star Leads Election Campaign in Surprise Rise
A former football star has surged to the top of the political ladder in a dramatic election campaign, leveraging sports fame for a competitive edge in the race.
Son jailed for life after filming father's assault
John Matthew Gallagher has been sentenced to life imprisonment for recording and uploading a violent assault on his father, highlighting severe family violence and digital evidence in court.
Bernardi Leads One Nation in SA Election Push
Former Liberal senator Cory Bernardi will spearhead Pauline Hanson's One Nation campaign in the upcoming South Australian state election, citing a lack of genuine opposition.
Shambolic Liberals and Nationals Could Plunge Deeper
Political analyst Katina Curtis argues that despite their current shambolic state, the Liberal and National parties still have room to deteriorate further in Australian politics.
Zempilas Pledges Tax Reform for WA Housing Crisis
WA Opposition Leader Basil Zempilas commits to significant taxation reform policy ahead of the next state election to address the housing emergency, focusing on stamp duty changes for first-homebuyers.
Father Charged with Murder of Three-Week-Old Son in Queensland
A 25-year-old father has been charged with murder following the death of his three-week-old son in Queensland after an extensive 18-month police investigation.
NSW Speed Camera Expansion: 10 New Locations Annually
Exclusive documents reveal NSW's plan to install dozens of new speed cameras, with 14 approved this year at a cost of $4.7 million, targeting high-risk locations across Sydney and regional areas.
Perth Invasion Day Bomb Scare Terror Decision Due
WA Premier Roger Cook confirms a decision on whether to classify the Perth Invasion Day rally bomb scare as terrorism is imminent this week, with investigations ongoing.
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