Cairns District Court Sittings Start March 5
The Cairns District Court begins its March 5 sittings, handling serious criminal and civil cases, with a focus on justice and community impact in Far North Queensland.
Category : Politics
Cairns Court Cases: Thursday's Offences and Charges
A detailed look at the cases heard at Cairns Magistrates Court on Thursday, March 5, covering traffic violations, assault charges, and other legal matters.
Jewish Board Demands Apology from Labor MP Over Antisemitic Posts
The Queensland Jewish Board of Deputies has called for a formal apology from Labor MP Cynthia Lui after she shared antisemitic content on social media, sparking outrage and political fallout.
Geelong County Court Docket: March 5, 2026 Appearances
A comprehensive rundown of all individuals scheduled to appear at the Geelong County Court on Thursday, March 5, 2026, detailing the day's legal proceedings and cases.
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Geelong Court Cases: March 5 Proceedings
A detailed overview of all cases and appearances at the Geelong Magistrates Court on Thursday, March 5, including charges, outcomes, and legal proceedings.
Perth Lawyer Pleads Guilty in AN0M Sting Operation
Disgraced Perth lawyer Ted Dobson has entered a guilty plea in a last-minute deal following his involvement in the global Operation Ironside sting that targeted organised crime figures.
Israel Calls on Australia to Join Iran War as Hostilities Spread
Israeli Deputy Foreign Minister Sharren Haskel demands Australia participate in strikes against Iran as war enters sixth day, with attacks spreading across Middle East.
Babet Defies Parliamentary Orders Over X Posts
Right-wing crossbench Senator Ralph Babet is refusing to attend mandated behaviour workshops after being found to have breached parliamentary standards with offensive social media posts.
Carney Preaches Middle Way as Trump Pursues Might-Is-Right
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney promotes a centrist approach in global politics, contrasting with former US President Donald Trump's aggressive 'might-is-right' doctrine, as analyzed by journalist Mark Riley.
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Middle Power Mateship Strategy Has Limits, Analysis Shows
Australia's foreign policy of 'middle power mateship' offers diplomatic advantages but faces constraints in a complex global landscape, requiring pragmatic adjustments.
One Nation Issues No Preference Deals for SA Election
One Nation will not direct preferences in the South Australian election, urging voters to put the party first. Leader Cory Bernardi criticises Labor and Liberals for failing on key issues.
Police Shooting Video Shows Armed Chase After Motorway Crash
Dramatic footage captures a police-involved shooting in Woombye after a car crash on the Sunshine Motorway. A 32-year-old man allegedly armed with a revolver was pursued by officers and shot, facing multiple charges.
Mark Irwin Elected WALGA President, Vows Stronger Voice
Mark Irwin has been elected as the new president of the Western Australian Local Government Association, pledging to be a stronger advocate for local councils and denying any political ambitions.
Teen's Plea Deal Rejected in E-Motorbike Death of Nurse
A 17-year-old accused of killing nurse Shelley Spinks in an Edgewater e-motorbike crash will stand trial after prosecutors rejected a plea offer. The teen faces manslaughter and impaired driving charges.
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Police Appeal for Owner of Historic Giralang Medals in Canberra
ACT Policing is appealing to the public to help identify the owner of a collection of historic medals discovered in Giralang, Canberra, believed to hold significant personal or military value.
Perth Father Convicted Again for Baby's Shaking Death
Juan Daniel Visagie has been found guilty for a second time of manslaughter after violently shaking his infant daughter, who died at 20 weeks old. The Supreme Court retrial revealed details of domestic strife and a cover-up attempt.
Woman charged over baby found dead in Adelaide car
A 31-year-old woman has been arrested and charged with criminal neglect after a nine-month-old baby boy was found unresponsive in a minivan in Elizabeth Downs.
Man Accused of Yanchep Murder Appears in Court
A 30-year-old man has been charged with murder after a 27-year-old's body was found in Yanchep bushland. He appeared in Joondalup Magistrates Court and was remanded in custody.
Ex-Cop Exposes How Overconfidence Led to Murder Conviction
Retired detective Gerry Thornton details how Louis Mahony's sense of invincibility unraveled his staged murder of Lainie Coldwell, leading to a life sentence.
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Robodebt Victims: Final Hours to Claim $548.5M Compensation
Thousands of Australians affected by the unlawful Robodebt scheme have until March 6 to register for a historic $548.5 million settlement, following a landmark legal appeal based on Royal Commission findings.
Cadell Challenges Claydon to High-Speed Rail Bet
Nationals Senator Ross Cadell has offered a public wager with Labor MP Sharon Claydon, betting that high-speed rail between Newcastle and Sydney will not be built.
Perth Man Gets 21 Years for Brutal Partner Murder
Peter Damjanovic receives life sentence with 21-year non-parole period for the violent killing of Tiffany Woodley in Bedford, highlighting domestic violence concerns.
No Definitive Cause of Death Found in Palasic Murder Trial
A forensic pathologist testified that the cause of death could not be conclusively established, complicating the prosecution's case in the murder trial of Daniel Palasic.
Premier Minns Questioned After ETU Official's Arrest
NSW Premier Chris Minns has been questioned by media after a senior Electrical Trades Union official was arrested in Wollongong, with the incident raising political and legal scrutiny.
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Sydney Beach Parking Fees Proposed for Non-Locals
Randwick City Council proposes paid parking at popular Sydney beaches like Coogee and Maroubra, aiming to shift maintenance costs from locals to visitors and ease parking congestion.
Teens Hospitalised After Stolen Car Chase Ends in Truck Crash
Two teenagers were hospitalised after a police chase involving a stolen car ended in a crash with a semi-trailer in Western Sydney. The alleged driver, a 17-year-old girl, suffered minor injuries, while her 16-year-old passenger was seriously hurt.
Armed Campervan Robbery Near Rockingham Beach
A group of thugs are on the run after breaking into a campervan and assaulting two campers near Rockingham Beach. Police are urging for public assistance with CCTV or dash-cam footage.
Motorcyclist Gets Chance After Homemade Gun Find on Christmas
A Canberra man caught with a loaded homemade firearm near Parliament House on Christmas Day receives a 14-month intensive correction order, avoiding jail time.
Dentist Killed in Police Shooting Released on Bail Days Earlier
A tragic incident unfolds as a dentist, recently released on bail, is fatally shot by police in a confrontation, raising questions about bail decisions and police procedures.
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WA Councils Elect New Voice Amidst State Oversight
Western Australian local governments have elected a new representative body as councils prepare for heightened state oversight and reforms.
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