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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Alleged Kill Threat Revealed in Wollongong Court Trial
A trial has commenced in Wollongong District Court where a man faces serious charges including kidnapping and firearm offences, with the defence urging jurors to withhold judgment until all evidence is presented.
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Teens Charged After Police Seize Stolen Cards and Knife
Two teenagers have been charged by police in Newcastle after officers allegedly found debit cards in different names, sealed cigarettes, and a knife during a search in Birmingham Gardens.
Minister's $60k Phone Bill Blunder in Senate
Climate Change Minister Chris Bowen faced a $60,000 phone bill after his department failed to adjust roaming tariffs during a trip to Azerbaijan, with Telstra refunding half.
Cook Backs Right to Protest Israeli President Visit
WA Premier Roger Cook affirms West Australians' right to protest Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit while emphasising safety and respectful conduct during demonstrations.
Man charged over storage cage raids in Charlestown
A 31-year-old man faces multiple charges after allegedly breaking into residential complexes in Charlestown and stealing items including a drone, wheelchair, and beach buggy from storage cages.
Deadlines Can Stop Your Compensation Claim
Missing strict deadlines for compensation claims can mean losing your right to claim, even for serious injuries. Early legal advice is essential to protect your rights and navigate the complex process.
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Ice-Fuelled Pursuit Ends with Taser in Wollongong
A Balgownie man high on methamphetamine led police on a dangerous 41-minute chase through Wollongong suburbs, reaching 140km/h in residential areas before being tasered and arrested with weapons found in his vehicle.
Premier Defends High-Paid Public Sector Executives Amid Criticism
Premier Roger Cook has defended the increase in highly paid public sector executives in Western Australia, despite opposition criticism over government spending and accountability.
ASIO Rebukes ABC Over Bondi Terror Claims
Australia's domestic spy agency, ASIO, has issued a stern rebuke to the ABC over a Four Corners episode, alleging significant factual errors regarding resourcing and intelligence sharing related to the Bondi beach terror attack.
Eighth Arrest in Illawarra Drug Syndicate at Sydney Airport
A 22-year-old man has been arrested at Sydney Airport, becoming the eighth person charged in connection with a large-scale Illawarra drug syndicate. Police seized cocaine, cannabis, firearms, and cash during raids across multiple suburbs.
Man Spared Jail for 3D Printed Gun in WA
Benjamin Cheeseman receives suspended sentence for manufacturing firearm with 3D printer at his parents' Riverton residence, as judge calls case 'line-ball' decision.
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Child Witness Service Reflects on 30 Years in WA Courts
The Child Witness Service in Western Australia commemorates three decades of assisting young witnesses in the District Court, highlighting its vital role in the justice system.
Plibersek-Joyce Clash Over Polls and Energy Policy
Social Services Minister Tanya Plibersek and One Nation MP Barnaby Joyce sparred on Sunrise amid new polling showing the Coalition's primary vote at a historic low of 18 percent.
Man Charged with 14 Assaults, Choking Partner in Franklin
A 40-year-old Franklin man has been arrested and charged with 14 counts of assault, choking his partner unconscious, and capturing intimate images without consent over three months.
Canberra Magistrate Heidi Robinson Promises Fair Hearings
Heidi Robinson, the ACT's 10th magistrate and a native Canberran, pledges to provide fair hearings and ensure people are heard in court, drawing on her deep local roots and empathetic reputation.
Newcastle Mayor Quits Over Health, Councillor Conduct
Lord Mayor Ross Kerridge resigns, blaming cancer treatment side effects and 'combative' councillor behaviour he likened to dealing with children, triggering a by-election.
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ACT Liberals Accuse Labor of 'Finger-Pointing' in Racism Debate
A debate over condemning Australia Day rallies turned heated in the ACT Legislative Assembly, with Liberals accusing Labor of divisive 'finger-pointing' while trying to pass a motion against hate speech.
Sydney Braces for Protests as Israeli President Arrives
New South Wales Police have mobilised around 500 officers across Sydney's CBD in a major security operation ahead of Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit, with authorities prepared for potential protests and disruptions.
Cheryl Grimmer Suspect Name May Be Revealed in Parliament
A NSW upper house motion could make the main suspect in the 1970 Cheryl Grimmer case searchable on Google by placing his name in Hansard, despite media legal restrictions.
Ley Defiant as Coalition Polls Hit 20-Year Low
Opposition Leader Sussan Ley insists she will remain in her role despite Newspoll showing Coalition primary vote at just 18%, the lowest in over two decades, with One Nation surging to 27%.
Newcastle Lord Mayor Resigns Over Cancer Treatment
Independent Lord Mayor Ross Kerridge has resigned from Newcastle City Council, citing side effects from his cancer treatment. The vacancy triggers specific procedures under NSW electoral rules.
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Senate Estimates Begin: PM&C, Transport Officials Grilled
The first Senate estimates hearings of 2026 start today, focusing on departments like Attorney-General's, Infrastructure, and Parliamentary Services. Key topics include public service departures and budget cuts.
Townsville Court Appearances for February 9
A detailed overview of the individuals scheduled to appear at the Townsville Magistrates Court on Monday, February 9, highlighting the local legal proceedings and community impact.
District Court Sittings in Townsville: February 9
The District Court has scheduled its sittings in Townsville for February 9, with local hearings set to proceed. This update provides details on the court's operations and its impact on the community.
Cairns Court Appearances for Monday, February 9
A summary of cases and individuals scheduled to appear at the Cairns Magistrates Court on Monday, February 9, detailing local legal proceedings.
Cairns District Court Sittings on February 9: Cases Overview
The Cairns District Court held its sittings on February 9, addressing various legal matters. This article details the cases heard, including criminal and civil proceedings, and highlights the court's role in the local justice system.
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Geelong Court Appearances for February 9
A summary of all individuals scheduled to appear at the Geelong Magistrates' Court on Monday, February 9, detailing the cases and charges involved in the local legal proceedings.
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