Victim Impact Heard at Sentencing for St Edmunds Hit-and-Run
The sentencing hearing for Tayler Hazell, who pleaded guilty to a hit-and-run at St Edmunds College, heard emotional victim impact statements detailing the trauma and injuries suffered.
Category : Politics
Police Appeal for Info After Madora Bay Stabbing Attack
Detectives are urgently appealing for information after a man in his 30s was found with serious stab wounds to the neck in Madora Bay last month. The victim has since been discharged from hospital.
Council Admits Parking Fine Overcharging for 17 Years
Mansfield Shire Council in Victoria has revealed a historical administrative mistake led to overcharging on parking fines since 2009, affecting hundreds of motorists and prompting a refund scheme.
Newcastle Vehicle Stop Uncovers Drugs and Weapons
A routine vehicle stop in Newcastle led to the discovery of drugs and weapons, with police charging a man after a search uncovered prohibited items.
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Canberra Dive Pool Debate: Commonwealth Park or Elsewhere?
A heated debate is underway in Canberra over the proposed location for a new dive pool, with Commonwealth Park and other sites under consideration amid community and environmental concerns.
Canberra Bar Raided Over Trump and Netanyahu Posters
A Canberra bar was raided by police after displaying posters of Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu, sparking a debate on free speech and public safety.
Australia's Prison Reoffending Crisis: Half Return in 2 Years
New data shows 50% of Australian ex-inmates reoffend within two years, with prison costs hitting $7.3 billion and housing insecurity driving rates up.
Sussan Ley Resigns Due to Internal Party Dynamics, Not Voters
Sussan Ley's resignation as MP for Farrer resulted from internal party pressures, not electoral rejection or scandal, highlighting political tensions.
North Fremantle Planning Rules Approved, NIMBYism Addressed
North Fremantle's new planning rules have been backed by authorities, with officials urging residents to move past NIMBYism to support urban development and housing growth in the area.
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WeChat Messages Revealed in Alleged Chinese Spy Case
Court documents have disclosed WeChat messages in an alleged Chinese spy case, shedding light on the communications at the center of the investigation.
Major Police Operation in Newcastle, Lake Macquarie, Hunter Valley
A significant police operation involving multiple warrants has been executed across the Newcastle, Lake Macquarie, and Hunter Valley regions, targeting criminal activities and enhancing community safety.
Newcastle Mayoral Byelection Date Set After Kerridge Resigns
The date for the Newcastle mayoral byelection has been officially set after the resignation of former mayor Kerridge, with voters to head to the polls in the coming months.
Jacota McKenna Faces False Imprisonment Charge in Court
Jacota McKenna has appeared in Geelong Magistrates Court on a false imprisonment charge, with the case adjourned for further proceedings.
Australian 'ISIS Bride' Blocked from Entry Under Security Order
An Australian 'ISIS bride' has been denied entry under a temporary exclusion order due to national security concerns, while others may return. The government faces scrutiny over repatriation efforts.
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Darwin Man Charged in $28 Million NDIS Fraud Case
A 47-year-old Darwin man, employed by the National Disability Insurance Agency, faces charges for allegedly defrauding millions from the NDIS by referring vulnerable clients to his co-owned provider business, with police identifying $5 million in suspicio
Bayswater Debates Australia Day Ceremony Return
City of Bayswater staff warn Australia Day events require careful management as council considers moving citizenship ceremonies back to January 26 amid security and community concerns.
Victoria Park Bin Tagging Offers $50 Weekly Prizes for Recycling
The Town of Victoria Park has started a six-week bin tagging program to encourage proper waste sorting, offering weekly $50 vouchers and a $200 prize, with no fines issued.
Paul Adams in Court Over Child-Like Sex Doll Case
A Newcastle man, Paul Adams, has appeared in court charged with possessing a child-like sex doll, sparking legal debate and community concern over such items.
ACT Greens Oppose Liberal Deal, Call It Problematic
The ACT Greens have voiced strong opposition to a proposed deal with the Liberals, citing concerns over policy alignment and governance issues in the territory.
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ACT Inquiry into Harassment Claim Against Public Servant
An independent inquiry has been initiated by the ACT government to investigate a serious harassment allegation made against a high-ranking public servant, with findings expected to be released publicly.
ACT Commissioner Resigns Over Serious Allegations
An ACT commissioner has resigned following serious allegations, prompting government investigations and raising questions about accountability in public service roles.
Andrew Barr Battles for ACT's Fair GST Share
Chief Minister Andrew Barr is leading a campaign to secure a fairer GST distribution for the Australian Capital Territory, citing funding shortfalls and population growth pressures.
Solicitor Angus Bucknell Suspended for Misleading Client
The ACT Civil and Administrative Tribunal has suspended solicitor Angus Bucknell for two months after finding he misled a client in a property transaction, raising concerns about professional conduct.
More Alleged Victims Against Accused Child Abuser Toby Mortlock
Additional alleged victims have come forward in the case against Toby Charles Mortlock, accused of child abuse, as police continue their investigation into the disturbing allegations.
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Melville Council Attendance Sparks Engagement Debate
Low turnout at City of Melville council meetings raises questions about resident satisfaction versus apathy, with online voting issues and livestream views adding to the discussion.
Kiama Councillor Escapes Censure After Apology
A Kiama councillor has narrowly avoided formal censure after issuing a public apology for controversial remarks, with the council accepting the apology and closing the matter.
Councillor Callum Pull Reignites Supercars Debate in Newcastle
Newcastle Councillor Callum Pull has reignited the debate over the Supercars event, raising concerns about its impact on the city's economy and community.
Angus Taylor Keeps Frontbench Role in Coalition Shuffle
Angus Taylor will continue as Shadow Treasurer in the Coalition's frontbench reshuffle, maintaining his influence in economic policy and opposition strategy.
New $1B Defence Fund Announced, SA Industry Warns
A new billion-dollar defence fund has been launched to boost local manufacturing, but South Australian industry leaders warn of potential risks and implementation challenges.
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White Nationalist Jailed for Hateful Australia Day Rant
A white nationalist has been sentenced to prison after a hateful rant on Australia Day, with authorities condemning the incident as a serious breach of public order and racial harmony laws.
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