Faylene Jupiter Sentenced for Grievous Bodily Harm
Faylene Lavinia Jupiter has been sentenced in the Townsville District Court for grievous bodily harm, with the judge citing the severity of the assault and its impact on the victim.
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Jury Won't Visit Drowning Site in Eatts Trial, Court Says
The Townsville Supreme Court has ruled that jurors in the Leeanne Chrysilla Eatts trial will not be required to visit the site where the drowning occurred, citing logistical and safety concerns.
Power Reveals Character: Migrant Scapegoating in Liberal History
Former PM Department Secretary John Menadue argues the Liberal Party risks electoral backlash by reviving old migrant scapegoating tactics, tracing it back to Howard-era policies like Tampa.
Migrants' Economic Impact and Integration in Australia
Analysis reveals migrants significantly boost Australia's economy through job creation and cultural diversity, while facing integration challenges in housing and employment.
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Leadership: 3 Key Capabilities for a Complex World
Explore the three critical capabilities leaders need to navigate today's complex world, focusing on adaptability, emotional intelligence, and strategic foresight for success.
SA Premier and Opposition Leader Face Off in Televised Debate
Premier Peter Malinauskas and Opposition Leader David Speirs debated key issues like cost of living and healthcare in a televised event ahead of the state election, with both sides claiming victory.
Balancing Power: Key SA Election Event Focuses on Equity
A pivotal state election event in South Australia explores which political forces are most committed to achieving a more equitable society, highlighting key policy debates and voter priorities.
Exclusive Polling Shows Surprise Election Contenders in Upper House
New exclusive polling data reveals One Nation's potential seat gains and a major party's shocking performance in the upcoming state election upper house race.
Adelaide's $35m First Nations Centre Lacks Sewerage Connection
Caterers at Port Adelaide's new $35 million Aboriginal Cultural Centre are forced to take dishes off-site due to inadequate sewerage systems, sparking calls for urgent government action.
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Dunstan MP Revved Up Over MotoGP Funding Row
Independent MP for Dunstan expresses frustration over state government's MotoGP funding, citing lack of transparency and community consultation in the decision-making process.
Cairns Court: Monday's Legal Cases and Proceedings
A detailed overview of the cases heard at Cairns Magistrates Court on Monday, February 23, including charges, outcomes, and key legal developments.
Cairns District Court February Sittings: Key Cases
The Cairns District Court will hold sittings from February 23, addressing serious criminal cases. This article details the schedule, notable proceedings, and community implications.
Trial for 99-Year-Old Accused of Historical Child Sex Offences
A 99-year-old man faces trial in Cairns for alleged historical sexual offences against a child, with proceedings beginning in the District Court.
Liberals Push for Tougher Tobacco Laws with Fines and Closures
The State Opposition will push for amendments to Labor's tobacco laws, demanding long-term closures and increased penalties for selling vapes or cigarettes to minors in Parliament.
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State Appoints Monitor to Oversee South Perth Council
The Western Australian government has appointed Gail McGowan PSM as monitor for the City of South Perth following a critical report by Local Government Inspector Tony Brown.
Albanese Supports Removing Prince Andrew from Royal Line
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has pledged Australia's support for any UK legislation to cut Prince Andrew from the royal succession amid serious allegations.
WA Poll: One Nation Hits 17%, Zempilas and Saffioti Under Pressure
A new opinion poll reveals One Nation surging to 17% support in Western Australia, putting pressure on Perth Mayor Basil Zempilas and Deputy Premier Rita Saffioti ahead of state elections.
Shocking Video of Grandmother's Carjacking at Hospital Released
A Melbourne court has unveiled distressing CCTV footage showing a grandmother's brutal carjacking outside Casey Hospital, where she was allegedly run over and dragged, suffering severe injuries.
Mongols Boss Marius Sabau Jailed for Drug Syndicate Crimes
Marius Sabau, former WA Mongols president, sentenced to prison for running a sophisticated drug operation using Airbnb properties to store meth and cocaine.
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Albanese Under Fire Over ISIS Bride Repatriation Details
The Australian government is under intense scrutiny as Prime Minister Anthony Albanese faces demands to fully explain the repatriation process for ISIS brides and their children.
Mongol Bikie Unfit for Trial After Assault, Court Rules
Mitchell Sean Race, a Mongol bikie, has been declared unfit to stand trial following an assault months after a botched home invasion. The court's decision highlights ongoing legal and health issues in the case.
Lake Macquarie Council Approves Height Increase for Wangi DA
Lake Macquarie councillors have voted to exceed height limits on a development application in Wangi Wangi, sparking debate over local planning and community impact.
Nanny Idea on Taylor's Agenda is Old News: Curtis
Katina Curtis reveals that the nanny proposal recently discussed by Angus Taylor has been previously considered, highlighting ongoing debates in federal politics over childcare and family support policies.
Wollongong Cat Curfew Debate Ignites Tensions
A proposal for a cat curfew in Wollongong has ignited heated debate among residents, with supporters citing wildlife protection and opponents raising concerns over pet welfare and enforcement.
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Jacob Dwyer Sought Help Before Train Offence
Jacob Dwyer, a convicted sex offender, sought professional help months before he was caught masturbating on a Geelong train, raising questions about support systems.
Geelong County Court Appearances for February 23, 2026
A comprehensive rundown of all individuals scheduled to appear at the Geelong County Court on Monday, February 23, 2026, detailing the local legal proceedings.
Geelong Court: Monday's Full Appearance List
A detailed rundown of all individuals scheduled to appear at Geelong Magistrates Court on Monday, February 23, covering various cases and legal proceedings.
Geelong Court Civil Cases List for February 23
A comprehensive list of all individuals and entities scheduled to appear in civil matters at the Geelong Magistrates Court on Monday, February 23, detailing case types and proceedings.
Geelong Eshays Wreak Havoc Across Region
Police in Geelong report a surge in disruptive behavior by local eshays, causing trouble and roaming across the region, with authorities urging community vigilance.
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's strong rhetoric on ISIS brides returning to Australia is driven by political strategy, aiming to balance national security concerns with public sentiment ahead of elections.
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