Man charged over 3D-printed gun parts in Hunter toolbox
A 29-year-old man faces 16 charges after detectives found two rifles and numerous 3D-printed firearm components in a Lake Macquarie garage. Read the latest on this police investigation.
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Man charged over alleged Cairns daylight knife attack
A man has been charged following an alleged violent street attack in Cairns, where a victim was reportedly hit and threatened with a knife. Read the full details.
New Graffiti Clue in 2012 Charles Park Cold Case
WA Police release a photo of suspicious graffiti linked to the 2012 disappearance of Charles Park in Kalgoorlie. Detectives urge anyone with information to come forward.
Man arrested over suspicious car fire at rabbi's home
A 47-year-old man has been arrested in connection with a car fire at a rabbi's Melbourne home on Christmas Day. The vehicle displayed a 'Happy Chanukah' sign. Read the latest on this disturbing incident.
Man accused of raping prospective housemate in Canberra
A 33-year-old Canberra man faces court, accused of raping a woman who fell asleep after a pre-move-in dinner. He was granted bail to live in Moruya. Support services available.
US officials reject 'forever war' fears after Maduro capture
Senior US figures defend the lawful capture of Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro on narco-terrorism charges, dismissing fears of prolonged conflict and highlighting regional security aims. Read the full analysis.
Cairns Magistrates Court cases for Tuesday, January 6
A summary of Tuesday's proceedings at Cairns Magistrates Court, including charges of assault, drug possession, and traffic violations. Stay informed on local legal outcomes.
Civil matters list at Geelong Magistrates' Court, January 6
A rundown of civil cases heard at the Geelong Magistrates' Court on Tuesday, January 6, including fines, debts, and disputes. Stay informed on local legal proceedings.
Who faced Geelong Magistrates' Court on Tuesday
A full list of individuals appearing at Geelong Magistrates' Court on Tuesday, January 6, detailing charges from theft to driving offences. Stay informed on local legal proceedings.
Geelong's WTF: Chicken, Potholes & $1.2m Fix Plan
Geelong's 'WTF' campaign tackles a missing chicken, potholes, and more. Discover how the council's $1.2 million plan aims to fix community gripes. Read the full story.
Bondi Beach terror accused transferred to Supermax prison
Naveed Akram, facing 59 charges including murder over the Bondi Beach attack, has been moved to Goulburn Supermax. Authorities continue their investigation into the December 14 tragedy.
Judge declares Cairns police search unlawful
A Cairns judge has thrown out drug evidence, ruling a police search unlawful because an officer relied on the smell of cannabis from months earlier. Read the full ruling details.
Foreign diplomats owe $63k in unpaid Canberra traffic fines
Exclusive data reveals foreign embassies and diplomats in Canberra have failed to pay more than $63,000 in traffic fines, with speeding in school zones among the offences. Discover which nations are on the list.
Analysis: Trump's military move in Venezuela a curate's egg
Donald Trump's military operation to oust Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela is a high-stakes gamble with clear successes and looming risks. We analyse the action and what comes next for the region.
26 Royal Commissions: A History of Failure
Crispin Hull argues Australia's 26 royal commissions since 1980 have largely failed, offering a cautionary tale against a repeat for the Bondi shootings. Read his analysis.
Australia Reacts to US Arrest of Venezuela's Maduro
Protests erupt in major Australian cities as the US detains Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro. While some condemn the action, others celebrate the authoritarian leader's downfall. Get the full story.
Ex-Minister Opposes Royal Commission for Bondi Atrocity
Former Labor minister Craig Emerson argues against a federal royal commission into the Bondi Beach terror attack, as a review led by intelligence and diplomatic experts is announced.
SA Premier Criticises Liberal Party's Women MPs in Campaign Launch
The SA Premier has launched Labor's election campaign, criticising the Liberals' record on women MPs. InDaily examines if 2026 will bring a female-dominated parliament and who is vying for Leon Bignell's seat.
Newcastle Readers Sound Off on Ferry, Health, and Growth
Newcastle Herald readers share views on the 'loan' ferry's future, a cervical screening scare, and regional population growth. Discover the community's voice on local issues.
US Abduction of Maduro Ushers in New Era of Global Chaos
The illegal seizure of Venezuela's president by the US, driven by oil interests, shatters international law and threatens global stability. Experts warn of a dangerous precedent.
Trump's Venezuela invasion raises global alarm
President Trump's abduction of Venezuela's leader and military strikes mark a perilous shift in US foreign policy, with experts warning of global consequences. Read the full analysis.
Check if you're owed part of WA's $190m unclaimed money
West Australians are urged to search for their share of a $190 million pool of unclaimed cash held by the state government. Find out how to claim forgotten funds today.
Calls for Royal Commission into Bondi terror attack grow
Dr Dvir Abramovich demands a Royal Commission into the Bondi Junction terror attack, arguing it's vital for national healing and preventing future tragedies. Read why courage is needed now.
Man in court over Mitchell Freeway hit-and-run
Trent Alan Drewett, 48, faces charges after a pedestrian was seriously injured on a freeway on-ramp. His case was adjourned until April. Read the latest.
Wollongong protests US Venezuela action, fears Port Kembla base
Wollongong activists condemn US invasion of Venezuela and kidnapping of President Maduro, labelling it a war crime. They demand Australia withdraw from AUKUS and scrap plans for a Port Kembla nuclear submarine base.
All 40 victims of Swiss New Year's Eve bar fire identified
All victims of the deadly New Year's Eve fire at a Swiss ski resort bar have been identified, with more than half being teenagers. One Australian was among the injured.
Bega offender jailed after telling magistrate 'Sorry Champ'
A Bega man with a history of assaults on vulnerable people is sentenced to two years' jail after repeatedly interrupting court proceedings. Read the full story.
Woman avoids jail for $12,000 bank theft
A young Townsville woman has been sentenced in court after pleading guilty to stealing over $12,000 from a man's bank account. Read the full details of the case and the court's decision.
Man critical after arrest in Homebush domestic incident
A 52-year-old man is in a critical condition after a medical episode following his arrest by NSW Police in Homebush. A critical incident investigation is now underway.
Opposition demands vape law fast-track after Bunbury attack
WA Opposition slams government delay on vape shop closure laws after Bunbury arson attack damages local businesses. Community rallies with fundraiser as organised crime fears grow.
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