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.
Category : Politics
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.
Giuffre Family's Andrew Arrested in Adelaide on Charges
Andrew Giuffre, a member of the prominent Giuffre family, has been arrested in Adelaide on serious charges, sparking a major police investigation and community concern.
Angus Taylor Under Pressure to Craft Immigration Policy Beyond Slogans
Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor is under scrutiny as experts urge him to move beyond political slogans and develop a detailed, evidence-based immigration policy for Australia's future.
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Commissioner Urges Action for Aboriginal Children
A commissioner has highlighted critical issues facing Aboriginal children, urging immediate government intervention to improve welfare and support systems.
Muslims Respond to One Nation's SA Party Launch
South Australia's Muslim community voices disappointment and weariness as One Nation leaders arrive for a party launch, citing ongoing political targeting and divisive rhetoric.
Six Councils Flagged as Unsustainable by Regulator
An independent regulator has identified six additional councils as financially unsustainable, with SA Water intervening to support one struggling region. This highlights growing concerns over local government viability.
Man Charged with Parcel Theft, Drug Driving on Invalid Licence
A Geelong man, Ihab El Kinouni, is accused of stealing a Temu parcel in Norlane and drug driving while on an invalid licence, facing multiple charges in court.
Geelong Court Appearances: February 20 Cases
A comprehensive list of individuals appearing at Geelong Magistrates Court on Friday, February 20, detailing charges and legal proceedings.
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Geelong Court Civil Matters List for February 20
A comprehensive list of all individuals scheduled to appear in civil matters at the Geelong Magistrates Court on Friday, February 20, detailing the day's legal proceedings.
Geelong Court Proceedings for Friday, February 20, 2026
A comprehensive list of all individuals scheduled to appear at Geelong County Court on Friday, February 20, 2026, detailing the daily legal activities in the region.
Five Men Charged After South Geelong Cannabis Raid
Police have charged five men with commercial cannabis cultivation following a raid on a South Geelong property, uncovering a sophisticated indoor growing operation.
Geelong MP Demands Action on CBD Violence After Stabbing
Geelong MP Christine Couzens calls for urgent measures to address rising violence in the city's CBD after a recent stabbing incident highlights safety concerns.
Ben Harvey: Crosshairs Narrow on Star Witness in Bikie Case
The prosecution's key witness in a major bikie trial faces intense scrutiny as defense lawyers challenge credibility, potentially jeopardizing the high-profile case.
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Alleged Paedophile's Identity Suppressed in Court Case
A man accused of child sex offences has had his identity suppressed after allegedly becoming pen pals with other offenders, sparking legal debates over privacy and justice.
Viral Gardener Shames Council Over Neglected Suburb
A Western Sydney council faces criticism after a viral gardener spent hours cleaning up overgrown streets and rubbish in Bidwill for free, sparking a review of maintenance plans.
Alleged Gangland Boss's Brother Fails in Bail Bid
Maytham Hamad, brother of alleged tobacco wars kingpin Kazem Hamad, has been denied bail over charges of dealing with over $1 million in crime proceeds from an interstate illegal tobacco network.
Bikie-Linked Drug Boss Jailed for 20 Years Over $6M Cash
Jonson Harry Rowe, linked to a bikie gang, has been sentenced to 20 years in prison after a major police operation seized $6 million in illicit cash from a drug syndicate.
NSW to Ban Under-12s from E-Bikes for Safety
The Minns Government announces plans to introduce a minimum age for e-bike riders, aiming to address safety concerns as numbers surge to 760,000 in NSW.
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Pensioner Wins Court Fight Over Speeding Fine in School Zone
A 68-year-old pensioner successfully had a $443 speeding fine withdrawn after challenging it in court, citing a missing school zone sign in Newcastle. The case highlights bureaucratic hurdles in NSW government systems.
Justin Hughes Remembers Life on Iraq Frontline in Gulf War
Able Seaman Justin Hughes shares vivid memories of his frontline service during the Gulf War, detailing the challenges and camaraderie of Australia's military involvement in Iraq.
Wollongong Council Sued Over Clifftop Land Access Block
Wollongong City Council is being sued for allegedly blocking public access to a clifftop property, sparking a legal battle over land rights and community use in the Illawarra region.
One Nation Leads Primary Vote in Victoria, Poll Shows
New Roy Morgan polling reveals One Nation ahead of Labor in Victoria's primary vote, with a hung Parliament predicted if an election were held now. Premier Jacinta Allan faces low approval ratings.
CCTV Released for Nelson Bay Break-Ins, Police Seek Three
Police have released CCTV footage of three males wanted for questioning over a series of break-ins in Nelson Bay, urging the public to assist with identification.
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Perth's Oldest Bowling Club Awaits Council Lease Decision
The Perth Bowling and Recreation Club, established in 1895, faces an uncertain future as the City of Perth council considers a five-year lease and $300,000 in funding for essential upgrades.
British Submarine HMS Anson Delayed Off Perth by Rottnest Swim
A British nuclear-powered submarine, HMS Anson, is forced to wait off the coast of Perth due to the Rottnest Channel Swim, delaying its docking at HMAS Stirling naval base.
Townsville Juvenile Cleared in Armed Robbery Mistaken Identity
A Townsville children's court has cleared a juvenile of attempted armed robbery charges after police determined it was a case of mistaken identity, highlighting ongoing investigations.
Police Taskforce Targets Crime Gangs Hiding Drugs in Pacific
A new police taskforce is targeting crime gangs that hide drugs in stockpiles across the Pacific, aiming to disrupt major trafficking operations and enhance regional security.
Townsville Court Cases: February 20 Proceedings
A detailed overview of all cases heard at Townsville Magistrates Court on Friday, February 20, including charges, outcomes, and judicial decisions.
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Townsville District Court February Sittings: Cases and Impact
The Townsville District Court will hold sittings from February 20, addressing serious criminal cases and civil matters, with implications for local justice and community safety.
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