Cairns Court Day: Cases and Verdicts Unveiled
A detailed look at the varied cases heard at Cairns Magistrates Court on Wednesday, February 18, including traffic offenses, theft, and assault charges.
Category : Politics
Cairns District Court Sittings Start February 18
The Cairns District Court will begin its sittings on February 18, handling a range of cases including criminal and civil matters. This session is crucial for the local justice system, ensuring timely legal proceedings in the region.
Mareeba Council Debates City Centre Masterplan for Safety, Events
Mareeba Shire Council is set to debate a masterplan for its city centre, focusing on safety improvements and event hosting to boost local vibrancy and community engagement.
Barrister Challenges Kiama Kidnapping Case Narratives
A barrister has challenged key narratives in the Kiama double kidnapping case, questioning evidence and motives as the trial continues in court.
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Government to Match Private Defence Investments
The Australian government announces a new initiative to match private investments in the defence sector, aiming to boost local manufacturing and innovation.
Security Scare Evacuates Canberra Defence Conference
Senior government officials were evacuated twice from the ADM Congress in Canberra due to a security risk, with police and bomb squads responding to an incident involving items thrown through a window.
Canberra Pool Closures Ignite Community Outrage
Residents express fury as multiple public pools in Canberra close, citing maintenance issues and budget cuts, with locals demanding immediate action.
Newcastle Herald Seeks Reader Input for Local News Future
The Newcastle Herald is conducting a reader survey to gather feedback on local news preferences, offering a chance to win e-gift cards and help tailor community coverage.
Two Dead in Rockhampton Home, Police Investigate
A man and woman were discovered deceased at a residence in Wandal, central Queensland, with authorities confirming no ongoing public threat as inquiries continue.
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ACT Minister Orr Responds to Rattenbury's Criticism
ACT Minister Suzzanne Orr has publicly addressed criticism from Greens leader Shane Rattenbury, defending her government's policy decisions and highlighting collaborative efforts.
Male Support Spikes for Coalition After Ley Ousted in Leadership Change
Gender analysis of Roy Morgan polling shows male support for the Liberal-National Coalition jumped 8.5 points after Angus Taylor replaced Sussan Ley, while female support shifted to Labor.
O'Neill Rejects Claims Government 'Compromised' Over ISIS Brides
Housing Minister Clare O'Neill has dismissed claims of political interference in the potential return of Australian ISIS brides as 'outrageous and offensive' during a heated debate on Sunrise.
Jessica Page on Perth Housing and Migration Debate
WA MP Jessica Page argues that addressing Perth's housing crisis requires a nuanced discussion on migration, highlighting the chicken-and-egg dilemma between supply and demand.
Sarah Henderson Returns to Liberal Frontbench
Former senator Sarah Henderson has been reinstated to the Liberal Party's frontbench under new leader John Pesutto, following her removal earlier this year.
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Genu Asks Court for Receiver Over Fraud Default
Genu has applied to the Supreme Court to appoint a receiver after accused fraudsters defaulted on payments, escalating a legal battle in Geelong.
Geelong Court Cases for February 18, 2026
A detailed list of all individuals appearing at Geelong County Court on Wednesday, February 18, 2026, including case types and scheduled times.
Geelong Court Appearances for Wednesday, February 18
A comprehensive rundown of all individuals scheduled to appear at the Geelong Magistrates Court on Wednesday, February 18, detailing the day's legal proceedings and cases.
Australian ISIS Families Had Valid Passports Before Failed Syria Exit
The director of a Syrian detention camp confirms Australian families linked to Islamic State held valid passports before their failed departure, raising legal questions for Canberra's stance on repatriation.
CCTV shows alleged stabbing spree in Merrylands, one dead
A man allegedly escaped from mental health treatment before a violent stabbing spree in Merrylands, leaving one dead and two injured, with CCTV capturing the horrific moment a woman was wounded.
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Angus Taylor's Frontbench Focuses on Government Waste
The opposition's frontbench, led by Angus Taylor, is set to intensify scrutiny on government spending and waste, aiming to hold the administration accountable for fiscal management.
ACT Greens Discuss Light Rail with Liberals
The ACT Greens have initiated discussions with the Canberra Liberals regarding the future expansion of the light rail network, aiming to foster bipartisan support for sustainable public transport in the capital.
Queanbeyan Man Caught with $21k Drugs, Weapons
A Queanbeyan man has been arrested after police discovered drugs and weapons worth over $21,000 during a search of his home, leading to multiple charges.
Albanese's Syrian Repatriation Stance Sparks Debate
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's position on repatriating Australians from Syrian camps has triggered a heated political debate over national security and humanitarian concerns.
Explosive Risk Report Exposes Critical Perth City Issues
A confidential risk assessment has revealed severe governance and operational failures at the City of Perth, including required medical intervention, prompting urgent calls for reform.
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ISIS Families Released from Australian Detention
The Australian government has released families of ISIS fighters from detention, sparking debate over national security and reintegration policies.
PM's Urgent Sub Visit Questioned as Fleet Set for 2057
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's recent visit to Adelaide's submarine shipyard has sparked debate, with critics questioning the urgency given the fifth AUKUS submarine isn't due until 2057.
Councillors Criticised for Alleged Delegation Denial
Non-Kerridge councillors, especially ALP members, face accusations of withholding delegations from the newly elected lord mayor, sparking transparency concerns.
WA Tobacco Laws Debate Heats Up in Parliament Over Crime
Health Minister Meredith Hammat challenges the Opposition to support new tobacco legislation aimed at curbing organised crime through increased penalties and shop closures.
Saffioti Criticizes Zempilas Over State of Origin Game
WA Transport Minister Rita Saffioti has taken aim at Perth Lord Mayor Basil Zempilas for attending the State of Origin game in Perth while parliament resumed, sparking a political debate over priorities and public duty.
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US Senator Kaine Calls Henderson Shipyard, Stirling Base AUKUS Engines
US Senator Tim Kaine has highlighted Henderson Shipyard and Stirling Naval Base as powerful engines driving the AUKUS security pact, emphasizing their critical role in regional defense and submarine capabilities.
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