Chalmers' Budget Buzzword Points to Youth Relief
Treasurer Jim Chalmers introduces a new budget term hinting at measures to ease financial pressures on younger Australians, sparking political debate.
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Newcastle's Mayoral Byelection: Candidates Emerge
Following Lord Mayor Ross Kerridge's resignation due to health reasons, Newcastle faces a byelection with several potential candidates emerging, including former mayors and current councillors.
Вторые протесты в Мельбурне против визита президента Израиля (10.02.2026)
Протестующие в Мельбурне объявили о втором раунде акций против визита президента Израиля Ицхака Герцога, выражая протест израильской политике.
Ombudsman Slams NSW Child Protection Failures
The NSW Ombudsman has condemned the routine closure of risk reports for children at significant harm due to resource shortages, calling it a 'business as usual' approach that violates statutory duties.
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Liberals Blow Chance to Win Back City Seats
Analysis reveals how the Liberal Party's decision to rejoin the Coalition with the Nationals undermines their appeal in urban electorates, as demographic shifts favour progressive policies.
Herzog Visit Sparks Debate Over War Graves and Diplomacy
Letters to the editor debate the appropriateness of Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit to the Australian War Memorial amid concerns over destroyed war graves in Gaza and humanitarian issues.
ACT Archives Reform Bolsters Democratic Transparency
The ACT Legislative Assembly passes new laws to expedite access to cabinet documents, enhancing government transparency and accountability for Canberrans.
School Leader's Crash Forces Motorcyclist's Leg Amputation
A Queanbeyan assistant principal has pleaded guilty after a collision with a Harley Davidson motorcycle resulted in one rider losing a leg and another suffering serious injuries in Jerrabomberra.
Stirling Mayor Withdraws Appeal, Must Apologise Publicly
City of Stirling Mayor Mark Irwin has withdrawn his appeal against a ruling that found he made improper use of his office during a heated exchange with a resident about a coastal boardwalk project.
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Pop-Up Kiosk Planned for North Wollongong During Diggies Closure
Wollongong City Council plans a temporary pop-up kiosk to serve beachgoers during the six-month closure of Diggies cafe and North Beach Kiosk for seawall construction works.
Israeli President's Australia Visit Sparks Adelaide Protest
Israeli President Isaac Herzog's arrival in Australia has ignited controversy, with a protest planned at Adelaide's Parliament House amid calls for his arrest over the Gaza conflict.
Coalition Makeup: 2026 Political Landscape Analysis
Explore the evolving makeup of the Coalition in 2026, including key factions, policy shifts, and leadership dynamics shaping Australia's political future.
Бывший «Зелёный» баллотируется как независимый на выборах штата (10.02.2026)
Бывший член партии «Зелёные», известный своими спорными взглядами, объявил о выдвижении на предстоящих выборах штата в качестве независимого кандидата, что может повлиять на политический ландшафт.
Протесты против президента Израиля в Австралии (09.02.2026)
Протесты против визита президента Израиля Ицхака Герцога в Австралию вызвали споры о свободе слова и международных отношениях. Анализ событий и их влияния на общество.
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NSW Traffic Camera Fines Hit $308M, Bankstown Top Earner
Revenue from red light and speed cameras in NSW surged to $308 million last year, with Bankstown and tunnel cameras generating millions. Premier defends fines amid rising road toll concerns.
Violence at Sydney Protest Against Israeli President
Violence erupted at a Sydney protest against Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit, with police using pepper spray and making arrests as thousands gathered at Town Hall.
Bullsbrook Power Outages Anger Locals Amid Bushfire Delays
Bullsbrook locals express frustration over ongoing power outages, with Western Power citing bushfire risks as a cause for delayed fixes. The situation highlights infrastructure challenges in Western Australia.
Ross Kerridge's Tenure as Newcastle Lord Mayor
An in-depth look at Ross Kerridge's difficult term as Newcastle's independent lord mayor, from his outsider election to political battles and personal health struggles.
Premier Pledges Change After Freeway Birth, No Transfer Explanation
WA Premier Roger Cook vows improvements following a mother giving birth on the freeway, but cannot clarify why she was sent from Midland to Rockingham.
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SA Teen Stabbing Victim Calls for Tougher Knife Laws
A 17-year-old who nearly died after a stabbing in Port Lincoln is pushing for stricter knife laws in South Australia, highlighting the trauma and need for education to prevent youth violence.
Ninja Attack Trial: Magic Mushrooms Blamed in WA Court
A Perth man dressed as a ninja and armed with weapons allegedly attacked neighbours while high on magic mushrooms, a WA District Court trial hears. Defence claims paranoia led to the bizarre incident.
Commonwealth Rejects Linda Reynolds' Court Claims Over Higgins Settlement
The Commonwealth has formally rejected Senator Linda Reynolds' Federal Court claims regarding the $2.4 million settlement paid to Brittany Higgins, escalating the legal dispute over the handling of the case.
Laos Methanol Tragedy: $185 Fines for Australian Teens' Deaths
The families of two Australian teenagers who died from methanol poisoning in Laos have been dealt a crushing blow, with those responsible receiving only minimal fines of less than $200 each.
Роман с обвиняемым в убийстве раскрыт на суде по делу 1986 года
В Верховном суде Австралии женщина дала показания о романе с Робертом Фултоном, обвиняемым в убийстве жены Шэрон Фултон в 1986 году, в ходе суда по делу о холодном убийстве.
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Trial Begins for Man Accused in Fatal M1 Motorcycle Crash
A man faces trial over a fatal M1 crash that killed a Dapto motorcyclist in 2024. The Crown alleges speeding and dangerous lane changes led to the collision.
Woman Found Dead at Brisbane Reservoir Unidentified
Police are appealing for public assistance to identify a woman discovered deceased at Enoggera Reservoir in Brisbane's outer east on Sunday afternoon.
Willcox and McDonald Return to Coalition Frontbench
Dawson MP Andrew Willcox and Senator Susan McDonald are set to rejoin the Coalition frontbench as the party reunites, marking a significant political shift in Australian federal politics.
Flag Burning Could Lead to Jail Under New Laws
New legislation proposed by MPs Pat Conaghan and Rebekha Sharkie aims to criminalise burning or desecrating Australian flags, with penalties including fines and imprisonment.
Court Rejects Challenge to Police Powers for Herzog Visit
The NSW Supreme Court has dismissed an urgent legal challenge against police powers banning protests during Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit to Sydney.
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24 Charged in Newcastle-Sydney Rail Police Operation
Police have charged 24 individuals following a three-day operation targeting criminal activity on the Newcastle-Sydney rail line, with knife scans and drug detections conducted.
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