Newcastle Council Gets $2M for Fast DA System Expansion
Newcastle City Council has secured $2 million in funding to expand its Fast DA system, aimed at accelerating development approvals and boosting local construction.
Category : Politics
Police Investigate Car Fire in Geelong West
Victoria Police are investigating a suspicious car fire in Geelong West, where a vehicle was torched and burst into flames, causing a significant emergency response.
Geelong Man Guilty of Cannabis, Motorcycle Theft
A 42-year-old Geelong man, Matthew John Yarmouth, has pleaded guilty to charges related to cannabis possession and the theft of a motorcycle in a local court case.
Police Appeal for Missing Teen from Manoora
Authorities in Cairns are urgently appealing for public assistance to find a teenager who has gone missing from the Manoora area, with concerns for their safety.
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Townsville Woman Sentenced for Drug Supply
Aimee Maree Brock has been sentenced in the Townsville District Court for supplying dangerous drugs, highlighting ongoing legal efforts to combat drug-related crimes in the region.
Police Hunt Driver After Hit-and-Run Leaves Man with Life-Threatening Injuries
Townsville police are urgently searching for a driver who fled the scene after a hit-and-run incident left a man with life-threatening injuries on a local road.
Teens Charged After Carjack Attempts on Elderly Woman in Townsville
Two teenagers have been charged after allegedly attempting to carjack an elderly woman and another person in separate incidents in Townsville, with police investigating the disturbing events.
Cook Pledges New Laws Against Tobacco Gangs on Parliament Day One
Western Australia's Premier Roger Cook has announced plans to introduce legislation targeting tobacco gangs on the first day of the new parliamentary session, aiming to curb illegal activities.
WA Protest Laws Spark Debate Among Jewish and Protest Leaders
The WA government introduces new public order legislation to empower police in managing protests, with Jewish leaders welcoming the move while protest organizers call for a pause.
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Police Ram Erratic Driver in Melbourne CBD, Man Arrested
Dramatic footage shows a police vehicle ramming a Hyundai i30 in Melbourne's CBD on Sunday, leading to the arrest of a 35-year-old man. Officers acted over public safety concerns.
Declan Clausen to Run in Newcastle Lord Mayoral Byelection
Councillor Declan Clausen has officially declared his intention to stand in the upcoming Newcastle Lord Mayoral byelection, aiming to lead the city's future development and community initiatives.
Bail Varied for Teen in Newcastle Home Invasion Case
A Newcastle court has varied bail conditions for a teenager charged with a home invasion, as legal proceedings continue in the case.
Opposition Reshuffle Targets Stamp Duty, Regional MPs Lose Out
A major opposition reshuffle has made stamp duty reform its first priority, while regional MPs face reduced roles, signaling a strategic shift in policy focus.
Sydney Stabbing: One Dead, One Injured in Lethbridge Park
A 34-year-old man has died and a 25-year-old is in stable condition after a stabbing incident at a unit in Lethbridge Park, with police launching a homicide investigation.
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Sydney Barrister Dead After Child Abuse Charges
Mark Dennis, a prominent Sydney barrister, was found dead at his home after being released on bail for possessing child abuse material. He had written legal guides on defending child sexual assault cases.
Man Charged in 25-Year-Old Central Coast Sex Assault Cold Case
A 73-year-old man has been arrested and charged with multiple sexual assault offences dating back to the late 1990s on NSW's Central Coast, following a breakthrough using forensic genetic genealogy.
Taylor Hints at Reviving Coalition's APS Cuts Policy
Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor suggests the Coalition may reintroduce its policy to reduce Australian Public Service staff, sparking debate over efficiency and job impacts.
DNA Found in Nancy Guthrie Case, Police Work to Identify
Authorities discovered DNA not belonging to Nancy Guthrie or her close contacts at her property, with police working to identify the source. Over 30,000 tips have been received in the investigation.
Elderly Man Arrested Over 1990s Central Coast Beach Assaults
An elderly man has been arrested in connection with a series of alleged sexual assaults on beaches in the Central Coast region during the 1990s, following a renewed police investigation.
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NSW Extra Holiday for Anzac Day Weekends Announced
Premier Chris Minns confirms an additional public holiday for NSW in 2026 and 2027 when Anzac Day falls on a weekend, with a review for permanent changes.
Ex-Geelong Cop's Sex Call Case: X-Rated Video in Court
A former Geelong police officer faces a verdict after an X-rated video was played in court during his sex call case, highlighting misconduct allegations.
Abuse Victim Turned to Tattoos to Ease Self-Loathing
A victim of sexual abuse by a Marist College teacher described using painful tattoos to alleviate self-loathing, as his abuser, Malcolm Dickson, faced sentencing in ACT Supreme Court.
Angus Taylor's Leadership Swap: Liberal Strategy or Panic?
Angus Taylor's recent leadership swap within the Liberal Party has sparked debate over whether it was a calculated strategic change or a sign of panic amid political pressures.
Wanneroo May Extend On-Leash Dog Rules to All Public Spaces
The City of Wanneroo is set to debate a proposal that could make on-leash the default rule for dogs in all public areas, with only specific exemptions for designated off-leash zones in each suburb.
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Water Corp Sewerage System in Perilous State After Neglect
A report reveals that Water Corporation's sewerage system has been left in a perilous state due to years of neglect, raising concerns over infrastructure failures and public health risks in Western Australia.
Pro-Palestine Protests Timing Criticized as Benefiting Hanson
The timing of recent pro-Palestine protests in Australia has sparked debate, with critics arguing it inadvertently supports Pauline Hanson's political agenda amid heightened tensions.
Angus Taylor: Third Time Lucky for Liberals?
Joe Spagnolo analyzes Angus Taylor's potential as a future Liberal leader, examining his past attempts and current political standing in Australian politics.
Inmate Found Dead at Barwon Prison, Probe Underway
A prisoner has been discovered deceased at Barwon Prison in Geelong, prompting a full investigation by corrections officials and police into the circumstances surrounding the tragic incident.
Police Union Slams New Youth GPS Tracking Laws in Queensland
The Queensland Police Union has strongly criticised new laws allowing GPS tracking of youth offenders, citing concerns over officer safety and resource allocation in Cairns and across the state.
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Innisfail man avoids jail after barricading from police
A man from Innisfail who barricaded himself from police while under the influence of methamphetamine has avoided further jail time after a court hearing in Cairns.
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