Townsville Magistrates Court List for Tuesday, May 5
Full list of defendants appearing at Townsville Magistrates Court on Tuesday, May 5, including charges and outcomes.
Category : Politics
Stolen Car Set on Fire in Garbutt, Police Probe
Police are investigating after a stolen car was deliberately set alight in Garbutt, with the fire causing extensive damage to the vehicle.
Cairns District Court Sittings: May 5 Cases
Cairns District Court on May 5 heard multiple cases including assault, drug offenses, and property crimes. Full list of defendants and outcomes.
Dashcam Appeal After Hit-and-Run Near Mt Garnet
Police are appealing for dashcam footage following a hit-and-run incident near the Mt Garnet Rodeo grounds in Far North Queensland.
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RBA and Chalmers at odds on inflation and rates
The RBA and Treasurer Chalmers are pursuing conflicting policies on inflation and interest rates, risking economic stability and public confusion.
Budget buzzwords mask WA health, housing failures
Jessica Page argues that WA's state budget buzzwords like 'record spending' mask ongoing failures in health and housing, calling for honest assessment.
Dutch Volunteer Dies in Sleep at Wheel Crash in Bannockburn
A 26-year-old Dutch volunteer died after falling asleep at the wheel near Bannockburn, Victoria. The crash highlights the dangers of driver fatigue on rural roads.
Chalmers Refuses to Confirm Cash Handout for Workers
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has declined to confirm whether Australian workers will receive a cash handout in the upcoming federal budget, sparking speculation about cost-of-living relief.
WA to Honor WWII Veteran Bill Grayden with State Funeral
Western Australia will hold a State funeral for decorated WWII veteran and former parliamentarian Bill Grayden, who died aged 105 on April 28 after a short illness.
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Kiama councillor to boycott state govt meeting
Kiama councillor Mike Cains will boycott the upcoming Community Cabinet meeting, accusing the state government of using 'strong arm tactics' over housing targets and a Performance Improvement Order.
Iran War Triggers Urgent WA Fuel Act Change
The Iran conflict has forced the WA government to urgently amend the Fuel Act, shielding taxpayers from a massive compensation bill from fuel companies.
WA Gov Pumps $48M into Modular Housing to Tackle Crisis
The Cook Government announces a $48 million boost to fast-track modular housing in WA, aiming to address the ongoing property crisis.
Newcastle Lord Mayor Gavin Morris on His First Day
Newcastle's new Lord Mayor Gavin Morris shares his vision and priorities after being sworn into office, focusing on community engagement and key city projects.
Police appeal for help to find missing woman Hayley Holland
NSW Police are seeking public assistance to locate 23-year-old Hayley Holland, last seen in Bulli on Monday, May 4. Concerns for her welfare.
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Labor MP Ed Husic demands review of WA GST deal
Labor backbencher Ed Husic has called for changes to WA's GST deal, claiming it hurts NSW. Prime Minister Albanese and Treasurer Chalmers insist no changes are planned.
Jury Deliberates in Hamilton South Murder Trial
The jury in the murder trial of Anthony Nugent has retired to consider a verdict, with the accused facing charges over the death of a man in Hamilton South.
Newcastle Activist Promotes Sumud Flotilla Mission
Ethan Floyd, a Newcastle-based activist, plans to promote the Global Sumud Flotilla's mission from Australia, aiming to challenge the blockade of Gaza and raise awareness about Palestinian rights.
Man injured in 3m fall onto concrete at Bellambi
A 50-year-old man suffered head and spinal injuries after falling three metres from a viewing platform onto concrete in Bellambi, NSW.
WA Bans No Grounds Evictions Amid Housing Crisis
Western Australia moves to ban no-grounds evictions, requiring landlords to provide valid reasons to end tenancies. Industry warns of supply risks, but advocates say reforms will improve rental security.
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Mystery Submarine in Corio Bay Sparks Wild Theories
A mysterious submarine spotted in Corio Bay has ignited wild theories among Geelong residents, with speculation ranging from military exercises to alien activity.
Man accused of illegal firearms cache at Little River property
A man has been accused of stockpiling illegal firearms at a property in Little River, Victoria, with police seizing a large cache of weapons during a raid.
Council Accused of Favoritism in Botanic Gardens Row
Geelong council faces accusations of siding with influential friends in a dispute over the management of the city's botanic gardens.
Geelong Magistrates Court List: Tuesday May 5
The full list of cases appearing at Geelong Magistrates Court on Tuesday, May 5, 2025, including charges and outcomes.
Geelong County Court List: Tuesday 5 May 2026
Full list of cases and appearances scheduled at Geelong County Court on Tuesday, 5 May 2026, including defendants, charges, and legal representatives.
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Geelong Court Civil Matters: Tuesday May 5
Full list of individuals appearing in civil matters at Geelong Magistrates Court on Tuesday, May 5, covering debt recovery, tenancy disputes, and more.
Woman dies in head-on crash with allegedly stolen ute north of Brisbane
A 60-year-old woman died after a head-on collision with an allegedly stolen ute in Woodford, Queensland. A 31-year-old man was arrested at a nearby school.
Minister Responds to Police Claims on Hospital Knife Siege
ACT Health Minister Rachel Stephen-Smith has addressed police allegations regarding a knife siege at Canberra Hospital, emphasizing the need for a thorough investigation.
Public Service Brain Drain: Managers Leaving Canberra
A growing number of senior managers are leaving Canberra's public service, raising concerns about a brain drain and loss of expertise.
Millions Brace for Another RBA Rate Rise as Budget Sparks Inflation Fears
The RBA is expected to hike the cash rate by 25 basis points, marking the third consecutive rise in 2026, as economists warn budget spending could fuel inflation.
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Cop Accused of Leaking Info to Criminal Ties in Court
A NSW police constable has faced court for allegedly accessing restricted data and sharing it with individuals suspected of criminal ties. The officer was granted bail and suspended without pay.
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