Woman Beaten Over Meth House Graffiti in Ingham Court
A Townsville court hears how Kimberli Martin was severely beaten in a dispute over graffiti at a meth house, highlighting ongoing drug-related violence in the region.
Category : Politics
Liberals Should Emulate Tony Blair, Not John Howard: Analysis
Political commentator Mark Riley argues the Liberal Party, led by Angus Taylor, must adopt Tony Blair's modernising approach over John Howard's traditional conservatism to regain electoral success in Australia's evolving political landscape.
Austal Accounting Blunder Wrecks Profit Forecast
Australian defence contractor Austal has issued a profit warning after discovering a significant accounting error, with expected earnings slashed by up to 40%.
Gun Licence Applications Soar 71% After NSW Tightens Laws
New data reveals a dramatic surge in firearm licence applications following NSW's post-Bondi terror attack gun law reforms, with some categories increasing by up to 7000%.
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Nedlands Council Election Deadline Nears Amid Calls for Clean Sweep
The City of Nedlands is approaching a critical election deadline, with residents and community groups urging a full renewal of council positions to address governance concerns and foster fresh leadership.
Councillors Fuel Firestorm Over Illicit Tobacco as Labor Stalls
Western Australian councillors are igniting a political firestorm by pushing for action against the illicit tobacco trade, while the state Labor government delays new laws, raising concerns about public health and law enforcement.
High Court Church Liability Ruling Demands More Action
A landmark High Court decision has ruled that institutions can be held liable for child sexual abuse by clergy, but advocates argue significant legal gaps remain, urging governments to enact stronger protections for survivors.
Drug-Fuelled Driver Jailed for Killing FIFO Worker in Police Chase
Mitchell Boskov, 27, has been sentenced to 12 years and six months in prison for manslaughter after a drug-fuelled police chase ended in the death of 22-year-old South Korean FIFO worker Junbo Shim in Forrestfield.
Nuatali Nelmes excluye candidatura para alcaldía de Newcastle
La ex alcaldesa Nuatali Nelmes anunció que no se postulará en la próxima elección parcial para alcalde de Newcastle, tras su renuncia en julio. Su decisión abre el campo a otros candidatos en la contienda municipal.
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WA Labor Defends $20K Donation from CFMEU-Linked Firm
Housing Minister John Carey has defended WA Labor's acceptance of a $20,000 donation from Eureka Lawyers, a firm owned by the CFMEU, insisting it does not breach Premier Roger Cook's pledge.
Alleged Chinese Spy Siru Zheng Granted Bail in Canberra
Siru Zheng, accused of espionage for China, has been granted bail by a Canberra court under strict conditions, sparking national security and diplomatic concerns.
Naked Attacker Allegedly Tried to Sexually Assault Woman in Ainslie
Police in Ainslie are investigating a disturbing incident where a naked man allegedly grabbed a woman and attempted to sexually assault her, with authorities urging public vigilance.
Xi's Taiwan Ambition Could Spark US-China War, Analyst Warns
Chinese President Xi Jinping's push to reunite Taiwan with China risks triggering a full-scale war with the United States and its allies, a senior analyst warns, examining potential conflict across multiple domains including nuclear escalation.
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Woman, 73, Charged Over Alleged Plant Thefts from Garden
A 73-year-old woman has been charged with eight counts of stealing plants after CCTV allegedly captured her repeatedly raiding a commercial garden in Lake Macquarie over a month, with some plants later found for sale online.
Fremantle Targets Convenience Stores to Curb Tobacco War
The City of Fremantle is proposing new planning rules to limit convenience store numbers, aiming to combat Perth's escalating tobacco war and black market cigarette trade fueled by organised crime.
Buspassagier in Canberra nach Angriff auf Fahrer festgenommen
Ein Buspassagier in Canberra wurde festgenommen, nachdem er angeblich den Fahrer angegriffen und einen Feuerlöscher im Fahrzeug abgesprüht haben soll. Der Vorfall ereignete sich am Donnerstagmorgen und führte zu einer erheblichen Störung des öffentlichen
Liberal Leadership Turmoil: Ley and Taylor Clash Over Direction
Internal tensions within the Liberal Party escalate as senior figures Sussan Ley and Angus Taylor clash over leadership and policy direction, highlighting deep divisions ahead of the next election.
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Paterson Resigns to Back Taylor's Leadership Bid
Liberal Senator James Paterson has resigned from his frontbench role to endorse Angus Taylor's bid for the party leadership, citing a need for fresh direction and economic focus.
Court denies bail to man charged with corpse interference
A man has been denied bail in Wollongong Local Court after being charged with interfering with a corpse, following a police investigation into the incident.
Job-Sharing Senate Bid Highlights Electoral Act Flaws
A job-sharing Senate bid in Australia has highlighted significant flaws in the Electoral Act, raising questions about representation and legal clarity in federal elections.
Político NSW Llama Cobarde a Sospechoso de Caso Cheryl Grimmer
Un político de Nueva Gales del Sur ha condenado públicamente al sospechoso en el caso de Cheryl Grimmer, calificándolo de cobarde tras décadas de misterio sin resolver sobre la desaparición de la niña en 1970.
Perth Police Charge 61 Children in E-Rideable Crackdown
Western Australia police have charged 61 juveniles and seized 76 devices in Operation Moorhead, targeting illegal e-rideables in Perth's northern suburbs. Authorities warn parents about the dangers of these high-powered vehicles.
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Geelong Lawyers Warn of Risks Over Family Law AI Platform Rytz
A Geelong man has launched Rytz, an AI platform for family law, but local lawyers caution about risks like data privacy and lack of human judgment in sensitive legal matters.
Kennedy Pleads Guilty in Colac Shooting Case
Shaun David Kennedy has pleaded guilty to his involvement in the non-fatal shooting of a Colac man, marking a significant development in the ongoing legal proceedings surrounding the incident.
Geelong Court Appearances for Thursday, February 12
A comprehensive rundown of all individuals scheduled to appear at the Geelong Magistrates' Court on Thursday, February 12, detailing the day's legal proceedings.
ACT Courtroom Cleared Over Flag Burning and Antisemitic Slurs
A Canberra courtroom was evacuated after a man attempted to set fire to an Australian flag and yelled antisemitic slurs during a hearing, leading to his arrest and charges.
Jane Hume Expected to Run for Deputy Liberal Party Leader
Liberal Senator Jane Hume is anticipated to announce her candidacy for the deputy leadership of the Liberal Party, following Peter Dutton's ascension to leader, as the party seeks to rebuild after the federal election loss.
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Cairns Fake ID Business Shut Down, Woman Charged
A Cairns woman is facing 17 charges after police shut down an alleged fake ID business, seizing equipment and documents in a major crackdown on identity fraud.
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