Masked youths steal $1500+ alcohol in Canberra
ACT Police are hunting a group of masked youths who allegedly stole over $1500 worth of alcohol from a Tuggeranong bottle shop before Christmas. Authorities seek a key witness.
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Four Cairns teens charged over car thefts, break-ins
Four teenagers have been charged by Cairns police following a series of alleged car thefts and break-ins across the city. Read the latest on the police investigation.
Federal Departments Shift Canberra Offices in 2026-2028
A wave of federal department office relocations is planned for Canberra from 2026, involving Infrastructure, Tax, Defence and more. Discover the timelines and costs.
Hate speech crackdown sees neo-Nazi group disband
A proposed crackdown on hate speech has prompted a neo-Nazi group to disband. The new laws could see jail terms of up to 10 years for hate preachers.
Race to replace Kevin Rudd as US Ambassador begins
Speculation mounts over Kevin Rudd's successor as US Ambassador. Former envoy Arthur Sinodinos reveals key contenders and the demanding nature of the Washington role. Read the latest analysis.
Mandurah man faces drug, driving charges in Perth court
Grant Clifford Brett Weeks, 23, granted bail on charges of careless driving, drug possession, and stealing. Case returns to Mandurah Magistrates Court on January 30.
Townsville Magistrates Court cases for Wednesday, January 14
A detailed look at the cases heard at Townsville Magistrates Court on Wednesday, January 14, including charges of assault, theft, and driving offences. Stay informed on local legal proceedings.
Geelong Court Appearances for Wednesday, January 14
A detailed look at the individuals who appeared before the Geelong Magistrates' Court on Wednesday, January 14, including charges ranging from theft to driving offences. Stay informed on local legal proceedings.
Emma Garlett on Gen Z and Australia Day debate
Noongar-Yamatji lawyer Emma Garlett argues Gen Z's stance on Australia Day is driven by education and empathy, not just 'wokeness'. Read her compelling perspective.
Grandmother wins 61-year citizenship fight
After a 61-year battle, grandmother Ann Barry is finally an Australian citizen. Her story highlights the complex journey of British migrants and the power of persistence.
Gun law changes show security agency 'failure'
Proposed federal gun law reforms grant intelligence agencies greater powers, following expert criticism of an 'absolute failure' in information sharing before the Bondi shooting. Read the details.
Albanese's post-Bondi laws face political, legal challenges
The Albanese government's sweeping anti-terrorism and hate speech legislation, drafted after the Bondi massacre, faces a battle for passage and potential High Court challenges. Read the analysis.
Parliament recalled early for urgent hate speech and gun laws
Federal Parliament is being recalled early to debate urgent new hate speech and gun control legislation following the Bondi massacre. Read the details and analysis.
Canberra's new aquatic centre to be built without dive pool
ACT government confirms no dive pool at new Commonwealth Park aquatic centre, raising fears the facility may be lost forever. Community groups react with anger and scepticism.
$80k Bureaucrat Payday for Hospital Audit Fuels Secrecy Calls
A top WA health official was paid $80,000 for a snap hospital audit, prompting calls to end government secrecy. Read why transparency advocates are demanding answers.
Newcastle Letters: Heatwaves Deadlier Than Storms, Fires & Floods
Newcastle Herald readers tackle urgent issues: extreme heat as Australia's silent killer, child-safe changeroom designs post-royal commission, and the scope of the Bondi shooting inquiry. Read the community's voice.
Hells Angels WA President Pleads Not Guilty to Drug Charge
Benjamin Bernhardt, WA Hells Angels president, pleads not guilty to a fresh drug charge and will stand trial. Get the latest court details and what happens next.
Yanchep Hospital plans stall, but MP confident
Moore MP Tom French insists his constituents are satisfied, despite the indefinite delay of the promised Yanchep hospital. Get the latest on the stalled health plans.
White avoids 'shoot, shag, marry' game questions in Perth
Federal Assistant Minister Rebecca White refused to comment on a controversy involving a game ranking Liberal MPs. She instead focused on a new women's health clinic in Joondalup.
Kevin Rudd's exit offers chance for diplomatic reset
Kevin Rudd's departure as US ambassador presents a pivotal moment for the Albanese government to reassess and strengthen Australia's crucial alliance with the United States. Read the analysis.
Fisher chains boat to DPIRD office over demersal fishing ban
WA Premier Roger Cook defends the demersal fishing ban after a dramatic protest where a fisher chained his boat to a government office. Get the full story on the escalating conflict.
Fitzgibbon tipped to replace Kevin Rudd in Washington
Former Hunter MP Joel Fitzgibbon emerges as a leading candidate to become Australia's next ambassador to the United States, succeeding Kevin Rudd. Read the latest speculation.
Ex-bikie boss accused of running crime from prison
Former Comanchero national president Mark Buddle is accused of orchestrating criminal activities from inside Barwon Prison. Police allege he used encrypted phones to direct associates.
Young Aussies oppose optional Australia Day holiday
New polling reveals young Australians are most opposed to making the Australia Day public holiday optional for staff. Discover the data and the debate.
WA Premier Sets Deadline for Vape and Tobacco Laws
WA Premier Roger Cook has set a deadline for new vape and tobacco laws, but a full crackdown could be months away. Get the latest on the state's public health push.
Police Search for Gunman Near Pinjarra, WA
WA Police deploy significant resources after reports of an armed man near Pinjarra. Residents urged to follow official instructions as the emergency response continues.
Police Respond to Armed Gunman Reports in Pinjarra
WA Police are responding to reports of an armed gunman in Pinjarra, Peel region. Significant resources deployed. Public urged to follow police instructions.
Stolen guns, drugs seized in Cairns police raid
Cairns police have charged a man and a teenager after a raid uncovered stolen firearms and dangerous drugs. Read the full details of the operation.
Qld's fly-in, fly-out police arrest 2000 in first year
A specialised Queensland police flying squad has arrested nearly 2000 offenders, including 1100 teenagers, in its first year. The team targets crime hotspots and repeat offenders.
QPS officer suspended over alleged sexual assault
A Queensland Police Protective Service officer has been suspended and will face court following an alleged sexual assault in Townsville. Read the latest details.
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