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 has issued a warning to the CPSU regarding significant real wage losses for public servants, urging stronger advocacy and action to address declining incomes.
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.
The Australian Public Service is preparing to initiate its Mobility and Redeployment Project, aimed at enhancing workforce flexibility and efficiency across government departments.
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The Parliamentary Budget Office has recommended that major political parties disclose their election commitments weekly to enhance transparency and public scrutiny.
Services Australia and the Australian Taxation Office have declined Microsoft's proposal to use location tracking for staff, citing privacy and security concerns.
Public Eye criticizes the government's savings strategy, likening it to online dating desperation, highlighting rushed and ineffective fiscal measures.
Subiaco council may scrap a $64 million civic precinct redevelopment after a survey revealed widespread community opposition, citing concerns over cost and loss of green space.
The Cook Government's appeal against a landmark child sex abuse court win has retraumatised survivor Dion Barber, sparking outrage and calls for justice reform.
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Queensland's electoral boundary redistribution has eliminated Shane Knuth's seat of Hill, potentially setting up a political succession plan for the Katter dynasty as Knuth considers future options.
A decorated former soldier has been charged with threatening to burn down a business in an alleged extortion scheme, raising concerns about veteran support and criminal activity.
Shirleen Spencer-Roma has entered a guilty plea for burglary charges in the Ingham Magistrates Court, with the case adjourned for sentencing in October.
A Cairns woman has been disqualified from driving for years after committing four drink-driving offences within just seven days, highlighting serious road safety concerns.
Cairns Regional Council has assessed extensive damage along the Northern Beaches after Cyclone Jasper, with costs expected to run into millions of dollars for repairs.
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Bing Xia, owner of a Kalgoorlie sushi bar, has been handed a long jail term for his role in a massive $52 million pine plantation cannabis operation uncovered by police.
Dominic Perrottet and his wife Helen have welcomed their eighth child, James Fulton Thomas, born in Washington, DC. The birth on American soil grants him US citizenship and a potential future path to the presidency.
A family gathering in Merrylands celebrating Eid erupted into a violent brawl involving up to 25 people, leaving three hospitalized with stab wounds and severe injuries.
A coroner has determined that a police pursuit was appropriate before a crash that killed a teenager, following an inquest into the tragic incident.
A 27-year-old man was critically injured after police shot him in Logan Central, following reports of property damage and threats with a knife. He remains in stable but critical condition under police guard.
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Bradley Bucholtz has been refused bail following an alleged violent incident in Glendale, with the court citing community safety concerns.
Police have initiated a major investigation following a shooting incident in Narooma on the South Coast, with authorities urging the public to avoid the area as inquiries continue.
A Cairns man has been sentenced to jail for running a cocaine distribution operation in local nightclubs, highlighting ongoing drug enforcement efforts in the region.
A Cairns woman, driving without a license, broke into a police compound to steal her impounded car, leading to charges and highlighting vehicle recovery risks.
One Nation is under fire for alleged electoral rule breaches in South Australia, with pre-filled how-to-vote forms and computer glitches causing delays and controversy.
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Political analyst Mark Kenny highlights growing public worry over poorly considered policies, urging for more deliberate governance to address national challenges effectively.
Senator Matt Canavan has announced a swift start to his political agenda, focusing on economic and environmental policies in a bold declaration to address national priorities.
A new analysis reveals that the rise of One Nation in Australian politics has been significantly enabled by uncritical media coverage, raising concerns about journalistic standards and political discourse.
A weekly wrap of ACT politics features a heated argument between ministers over Instagram posts and a Liberal-led inquiry into the CIT's governance and finances.
Ben Harvey analyzes how Clancy uses his paws to dig into China's influence in Australia, sparking debate on foreign policy and political strategy in the region.
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The capital gains tax debate remains a contentious issue in Australian politics, with ongoing discussions and proposals sparking widespread debate among policymakers and the public.
