Drugs, Weapons Seized in Berkeley Raid, Man Charged
Police in Berkeley allegedly found methamphetamine, heroin, GHB, a knuckleduster, and homemade mace during a home raid, leading to multiple charges for a 34-year-old man.
Category : Politics
Coercive Control Laws Struggle with Prosecution in Australia
Australian authorities are facing challenges in prosecuting domestic offenders under new coercive control laws, with low conviction rates and widespread misunderstandings hindering efforts, as experts highlight similar issues in the UK.
Emergency Lifted at Parramatta Park After Suspicious Device
Police have revoked an emergency declaration in Parramatta Park, Cairns, following the discovery of a suspicious device. The area is now safe, with no injuries reported.
Labor's Dim Sum Gaffe Sparks Debate Over Electoral Overconfidence
A recent political gaffe involving dim sum has ignited discussions about whether the Labor Party is becoming overconfident ahead of future elections, raising concerns about its strategic focus.
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New Leads in Sydney Elderly Man Kidnapping After Nine Days
Police have identified suspicious car fires and a raided property as key leads in the kidnapping of 85-year-old Chris Baghsarian, believed to be a case of mistaken identity.
Man Accused of 40-Year-Old Wife Murder Won't Testify
Raymond Reddington, charged with murdering his wife Sharon Fulton in 1984, has chosen not to testify in his trial, with the case now proceeding to closing arguments.
Two Men Injured in Collingwood Stabbing, Offenders Flee
Two young men, aged 21 and 22, suffered serious injuries in a stabbing on Palmer Street in Collingwood early Sunday morning. The offenders fled in a vehicle, and a large crime scene remains as police investigate.
Kenny's Liberal Leadership Struggles Post-2025 Defeat
The Liberal Party faces deepening internal turmoil as leadership struggles under Peter Kenny intensify following the 2025 election defeat, sparking factional disputes and calls for renewal.
Tony Burke's Long Answer on ISIS Brides' Passports
Tony Burke's detailed response on ISIS brides' passports, dubbed the 'Echidna answer,' sparks debate over national security and legal complexities in Australia.
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WA Treasurer Says GST Share Case Strengthened by Population
Treasurer Rita Saffioti asserts Western Australia's case to retain its GST share has been bolstered by thousands of new residents, citing economic contributions and infrastructure needs.
Soldier bailed over alleged throat slashing at Brisbane barracks
An Australian Army private has been granted bail after allegedly slashing a colleague's throat at Gallipoli Barracks in Brisbane, with the victim hospitalized in stable condition.
Man Slices Hand with Machete in Northbridge Rampage
A 24-year-old man is in hospital after accidentally cutting his hand while wielding a machete during an alleged rampage with his brother in Northbridge early Saturday morning.
Pauline Hanson's Resurgence Fuels Speculation on Future
Pauline Hanson's One Nation party is surging in polls, putting her back at the center of Australian politics. In an interview, she discusses her health, retirement plans, and the party's ambitions to form government, while facing criticism over immigratio
Shane Love to Lead WA Nationals into 2029 State Election
Western Australia Nationals leader Shane Love has announced his intention to contest the 2029 state election as party leader, reaffirming his commitment to regional representation.
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Newcastle Drug Bust: $15M Cocaine and Cannabis Seized
Police in Newcastle have seized over $15 million worth of cocaine and cannabis in a major drug bust, leading to multiple arrests and disrupting a significant supply chain.
Arrest After Alleged Assault at Military Conference in Canberra
A man has been arrested following an alleged assault at a military conference held at the Hyatt Hotel in Canberra, with police investigating the incident that occurred during the high-profile event.
NSW Highway Stop Uncovers $1.45M in Cocaine and Cannabis
A routine traffic stop on the NSW Mid North Coast led to the seizure of 4kg of cocaine and 45kg of cannabis, valued at $1.45 million, with a 22-year-old driver facing multiple serious charges.
Man Charged with Sexual Assault in Ainslie
A man has been charged with sexual assault following an incident in the Canberra suburb of Ainslie, with police investigating the alleged attack.
AFP, Qld Police Target Torres Strait Drug Trafficking
Australian Federal Police and Queensland Police Service are intensifying efforts to combat drug trafficking in the Torres Strait, focusing on maritime routes and community safety.
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Queensland Law Allows Any Force Against Home Intruders
A new law in Queensland permits homeowners to use any force necessary against intruders, sparking debate on self-defence rights and public safety implications.
Kiama Kidnapping, Heist, Assault Cases in Illawarra Court
Illawarra court proceedings include a Kiama kidnapping case, an alleged heist, and an assault incident, highlighting local crime and legal actions.
Murder Charge After Woman Hit by Car in Melbourne
A 44-year-old man has been charged with murder after a woman was killed in a car incident in Reservoir, Melbourne. Police confirm the victim and alleged driver were known to each other.
NT Prisoner Mistakenly Released, Recaptured in Darwin
A 52-year-old Northern Territory prisoner was mistakenly released by corrections officials, sparking a public appeal before his recapture in Darwin CBD by the Fugitive Task Force.
Cockburn Backs $6M Traffic Lights for Spearwood Intersection
The City of Cockburn has greenlit a $6 million project to install traffic lights at the congested Beeliar Drive and Spearwood Avenue intersection, aiming to reduce accidents and improve traffic flow.
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Kaleen Champion Fights for Neglected Community Issues
A dedicated Kaleen resident is leading efforts to address long-ignored community concerns, including infrastructure and safety, sparking broader discussions on local advocacy.
Paul Murray: Spadework Not Enough for WA's Future
Paul Murray argues that Western Australia must move beyond foundational efforts to secure its economic and social future, emphasizing strategic vision and innovation.
Albanese's Political Challenges and Opportunities Analyzed
Political analyst Jack Waterford examines Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's current position, highlighting the time and space he has to address key issues facing his government.
Israeli President Herzog Visits Australia for Bondi Massacre Support
Israeli President Isaac Herzog traveled to Australia last week to offer condolences and support to victims of the Bondi massacre, following an invitation from the Zionist Federation of Australia.
WA Waters Hosted US Forces in WWII, Preceding AUKUS
Long before the AUKUS pact, Western Australia's waters were a strategic hub for US forces during WWII, revealing a forgotten chapter in military history.
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Consequences for Powerful Men: A New Era of Accountability
Lanna Hill's opinion piece examines whether powerful men in Australia are finally facing consequences for their actions, amid shifting social norms and legal reforms.
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