Mandurah Woman Charged with Weapon and Theft Offences
A 35-year-old woman, Marley Jimmaine Whitby, is accused of carrying a bladed weapon in Coodanup and stealing in Mandurah, with court proceedings ongoing.
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Rita Saffioti's Multi-Tasking Under Scrutiny in WA Politics
Jessica Page argues that while Rita Saffioti has demonstrated the ability to handle multiple roles in Western Australian politics, this may not be sustainable or effective for governance.
Albanese Letter to Andrew on Succession Sparks Debate
A letter from Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to Andrew on succession matters has ignited political discussions, raising questions about leadership and party dynamics.
Andrew Scandal: Political Crisis Deepens with New Allegations
The Andrew scandal has escalated with fresh allegations, triggering a major political crisis and calls for immediate action from federal authorities.
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Hurn Supports Skilled Migration as Liberal Senator Meets One Nation
State Liberal leader Ashton Hurn clarifies her party's stance on migration after a senior federal Liberal senator was photographed drinking with One Nation's Cory Bernardi.
SA Voters' Top-Rated Politicians Revealed in Poll
New polling data shows Premier Peter Malinauskas and Liberal Leader Ashton Hurn lead in popularity, with surprising results for other key figures like Lucy Hood and Ben Hood.
Anglican Church Sells Properties to Pay Abuse Claims
A court has approved the sale of Anglican Church properties in Townsville to raise millions for abuse compensation, marking a significant step in justice for survivors.
Townsville MP Adam Baillie Hits Back at 'Soft on Guns' Claims
Townsville MP Adam Baillie has strongly refuted accusations that the Liberal National Party is lenient on gun control, emphasizing the party's commitment to public safety and strict firearm regulations.
Man Jailed for Assaulting Taxi Driver in Crime Spree
A Townsville man has been sentenced to jail after spitting on and assaulting a taxi driver during a bizarre crime spree, highlighting concerns over public safety and justice.
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New $45M Police Facility Opens in Townsville
A new $45 million police facility has opened in Townsville, with the minister claiming it marks a victory in the fight against crime, boosting local law enforcement capabilities.
Townsville District Court Sittings Start February 2024 (25.02.2026)
The Townsville District Court has begun its scheduled sittings for February 2024, handling a range of local cases. This session is part of the court's regular operations to address legal matters in the region efficiently.
Townsville Court Appearances on February 24
A series of cases were heard at the Townsville Magistrates Court on Tuesday, February 24, involving various charges and legal proceedings.
Kirwan Police Station Opens New Facility in Townsville
The Queensland Police Service has officially opened a new state-of-the-art Kirwan Police Station in Townsville, enhancing operational capabilities and community safety.
Man Pleads Not Guilty to Rape, Sexual Assault in Townsville
Braiden Andreas Callow has entered a not guilty plea to charges of rape and sexual assault in the Townsville District Court, with the case set to proceed to trial.
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Cairns District Court February 2024 Sittings Overview
The Cairns District Court will hold sittings from February 19 to 23, 2024, handling serious criminal cases. This article details the schedule, notable trials, and community implications.
Cairns Court Cases: Tuesday February 24 Proceedings
A summary of cases heard at Cairns Magistrates Court on Tuesday, February 24, including charges of drug possession, assault, and traffic offenses.
Second Trial of 99-Year-Old Geoffrey Guest Ends in Mistrial
The second trial of 99-year-old Geoffrey Guest in Cairns has concluded in a mistrial, with a third trial now imminent. The case continues to draw significant legal and public attention.
HMAS Cairns Wharf Upgrade Hits Construction Milestone
The HMAS Cairns wharf upgrade project has achieved a key construction milestone, enhancing naval capabilities and boosting local employment in Far North Queensland.
Cairns Council to Vote on Esplanade Wheelchair Plan
Cairns councillors will consider a new deal to improve wheelchair accessibility along the Esplanade, aiming to enhance mobility for residents and tourists with disabilities.
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Man Jailed for Cocaine Smuggling in Cairns
A Cairns man has been sentenced to jail for smuggling cocaine, with the judge rejecting his claim that he was unaware of the drugs in his possession.
Mongol Boss Called Coward, Gets 16-Year Drug Jail Term
A judge has condemned a Mongol motorcycle gang leader as a coward before sentencing him to 16 years in prison for his role in a major drug syndicate.
WA Premier on ISIS Brides Returning from Syria
Premier Roger Cook discusses the possibility of ISIS brides returning to Western Australia from Syria, highlighting security and community concerns.
NZ Man Remanded Over Alleged Extremist Material
Brendon Donald McLeod, a New Zealand national, has been remanded in custody after being charged with possessing extremist material in Western Australia.
PM Evacuated from Canberra Home After Threat
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was evacuated from his Canberra residence after a security threat, with police responding swiftly to ensure his safety. No injuries were reported.
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PM Evacuated from Home in Canberra Security Incident
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was evacuated from The Lodge in Canberra after a security incident. AFP responded, found no threats, and the PM is returning home.
Crews Rejects Hanson's Muslim Comments, Defends Lakemba
Reverend Bill Crews has countered Pauline Hanson's claims about Muslims, describing Sydney's Lakemba as peaceful and welcoming. He urges kindness and dispels fears, supported by crime data.
Sydney Gun Thefts Spike After Bondi Attack
A sharp increase in firearm thefts from suburban homes has been reported in Sydney after the Bondi terror attack, as gun lobby groups rally against new regulations.
Upper Hunter Council Rejects Muswellbrook Merger Motion
Upper Hunter Shire Council has voted against a motion to explore merging with Muswellbrook Shire Council, citing concerns over local identity and governance.
Child Abuse Material Detected on Phone at Perth Airport
Australian Border Force and AFP officers allegedly found child abuse material on a young man's phone during a routine check at Perth Airport, leading to charges.
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Ex-Teacher Unfit for Trial Over Grace Tame Threats
Nicolaas Bester, convicted of abusing Grace Tame, ruled unfit to stand trial for menacing social media posts due to dementia, with a special hearing set for July.
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