Mark Hammond Named New Australian Defence Force Chief
Vice Admiral Mark Hammond has been appointed as the new chief of the Australian Defence Force, with Susan Coyle making history as the first woman to command the army.
Category : Politics
Former Shellharbour Mayor and Kiama MP Bob Harrison Dies at 91
Bob Harrison, a respected former Shellharbour mayor and Kiama MP, has died at the age of 91. His political career spanned decades, leaving a lasting legacy in local government and state politics.
Court to Assess Driver's Fitness in Crash Killing Unborn Baby
The ACT Supreme Court will determine if an 81-year-old woman accused of culpable driving is fit to plead after a crash that killed an unborn baby, highlighting legal gaps in fetal protection.
Albanese Asia Trip Aims to Shore Up Australia's Fuel Supply
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese travels to Brunei and Malaysia to secure fuel supplies, defends $20 million ad campaign, and addresses Australia's energy self-sufficiency challenges on Sunrise.
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Wollongong Residents Urged to Find Missing Teen Malakye Gray
Wollongong police are appealing for public assistance to locate missing 16-year-old Malakye Gray, last seen in Camden South on April 7, amid concerns for his welfare due to a medical condition.
Man Guilty in Hunter Police Pursuit Before Crash in Newcastle
A man has been found guilty in Newcastle Local Court for leading police on a dangerous pursuit through the Hunter region, which ended in a crash. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about high-speed chases and public safety.
PM's Mercy Mission to Secure Critical Supply Chains in Malaysia, Brunei
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's urgent diplomatic trip to Brunei and Malaysia seeks to guarantee fuel and fertilizer supplies amid Middle East conflict disruptions, with high stakes for Australian farmers and consumers facing cost-of-living pressures.
Paul Brereton Missing from Anti-Corruption Conference
Justice Paul Brereton, known for his role in the war crimes inquiry, was notably absent from a major anti-corruption conference in Canberra, sparking speculation among attendees.
Two More Agencies Confirm Voluntary Redundancy Programs
Two additional government agencies have confirmed they are implementing voluntary redundancy processes, as part of broader public service restructuring efforts.
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Albanese Rushes to Brunei, Malaysia to Secure Fuel Supplies
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is visiting Brunei and Malaysia to reinforce energy ties, aiming to shield Australia from global supply disruptions after failed US-Iran talks.
Inspector Amy Scott Receives Bravery Medal for Heroic Acts
NSW Police Inspector Amy Scott has been awarded a Bravery Medal for her courageous actions in a critical incident, highlighting her dedication to public safety and inspiring others in law enforcement.
Bravery Medals Awarded for Westfield Attack Heroes
Ashlee Good, French tourists, security guards, and a NSW Police detective receive Bravery Medals for their courageous actions during the Westfield Bondi Junction attack.
Albanese Meets Brunei Sultan, Malaysia PM for Fuel, Fertiliser
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese travels to Brunei and Malaysia to secure critical fuel and fertiliser supplies amid the Middle East oil crisis, aiming to stabilise Australia's energy and agricultural sectors.
Australia Test-Fires First Locally Assembled Missiles
Australia's Defence Force has successfully test-fired 12 locally assembled GMLRS missiles at a secret South Australian site, marking a major milestone in domestic defence manufacturing amid global supply concerns.
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Dog Poo Bag Shortage Hits WA Councils Amid Global Delays
Councils across Western Australia are facing a shortage of dog poo bags due to global shipping delays, with the City of Kalamunda placing a large order but experiencing delays. Dog owners are urged to bring their own bags.
Victorian AG Warns Prosecutors on Plea Deal Consultations
Victorian Attorney-General Sonya Kilkenny has issued a stern warning to prosecutors, urging them to consult victims' families before making plea deals, following outrage in high-profile cases.
Geelong Man Jailed for 3D-Printing Guns and Drugs
Sean Wilson, a Geelong man, has been sentenced to prison for using a 3D printer to manufacture handguns and for drug-related crimes, highlighting concerns over illegal firearm production.
Police Officer Hospitalised After Alleged Attack in Hunter Valley
A NSW police officer suffered facial injuries requiring stitches after an alleged assault during a roadside drug test in East Maitland, sparking outrage from the police union over bail decisions.
Escaped Rape Convict Detainee Arrested After Five Days
Michael Angok, 30, was captured in Seven Hills after fleeing Bankstown Hospital. Police are continuing inquiries at Blacktown Police Station.
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Kidnapping Convict Seeks Leniency in Illawarra Case
A man from the Illawarra region has been found guilty of kidnapping in Kiama Downs and is now appealing for leniency during his sentencing hearing in court.
Sydney Police Chase Leads to 'Kill Car' Charges for Three Men
A high-speed police pursuit in Western Sydney resulted in the arrest of three men and the discovery of a stolen Audi linked to shootings and firebombings, with firearms and cloned plates seized.
Farmer Shot Dead and Buried on Farm, Police Seek Clues
A 65-year-old man, Richard Wills, was discovered shot dead and buried in a shallow grave on his farm in Ouyen, Victoria. Police suspect foul play and are urging witnesses to come forward.
Newcastle Murals Proposed to Tackle Graffiti Issue
Newcastle City Council is considering a new initiative to install murals across the city as a strategy to reduce graffiti vandalism, with Councillor Declan Clausen championing the proposal.
Linked Drive-By Shootings Hit Western Sydney Homes Overnight
Two drive-by shootings targeted homes in Punchbowl and Greenacre early Sunday, with police linking the incidents and urging witnesses to come forward.
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Court Wrap: Uncle Guilty, Nurse Assaulted, Waitress Groped
Recent Wollongong court cases include an uncle pleading guilty to assault, a nurse attacked at work, and a waitress groped, highlighting local crime issues.
Fuel Crisis Puts Sanderson in Spotlight for WA Leadership
Amber-Jade Sanderson's handling of the fuel crisis could define her political future as she competes with Rita Saffioti to become WA's next premier, amid energy challenges.
Townsville Women Reunite on National Defence Team
Two Townsville women, who played junior sport together, have reunited as teammates on the Australian Defence Force national team, showcasing local talent and camaraderie.
Police Boss Demands New Laws Over Light Assault Sentence
A senior police official in Townsville urges legislative changes following a controversial court decision where a repeat offender received a minimal penalty for a violent assault, sparking outrage over judicial leniency.
Veterans Return Medals in Protest, MPs Heartbroken
Australian veterans are renouncing their service medals in a dramatic protest over government support, leaving MPs heartbroken and calling for urgent action.
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Barnaby Joyce Drives Pauline Hanson's Poll Success
John Andersen argues Barnaby Joyce is the secret weapon behind One Nation's rise in polls, while reflecting on the historic Hotel Allen's ties to North Queensland's cattle industry.
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