Liberal Leadership Crisis: Ley Holds On Amid Deadlock
Sussan Ley is expected to retain her position as opposition leader for at least another week as conservative agitators struggle to unite behind a single candidate to challenge her leadership.
Category : Politics
Greens Leader Apologises for Secret Liberal Talks
ACT Greens leader Shane Rattenbury apologises to party members for handling of confidential power-sharing negotiations with Canberra Liberals, as internal tensions rise.
Woman Charged with Murder After Braddon Unit Death
A 37-year-old woman has been charged with murder weeks after a man was found dead in a Braddon unit in December 2025. Police are urging witnesses to come forward.
Townsville Court Appearances for January 30
A comprehensive list of individuals scheduled to appear at the Townsville Magistrates Court on Friday, January 30, detailing the local legal proceedings.
Townsville District Court Sittings Resume January 30
The Townsville District Court will recommence its sittings on January 30, handling a range of criminal and civil cases. This marks a significant return to judicial operations in the region.
Geelong Court Proceedings: January 30 Appearances
A summary of all individuals appearing at the Geelong Magistrates' Court on Friday, January 30, detailing the day's legal activities and cases in the local jurisdiction.
Cairns District Court Sittings Resume Jan 30
The District Court of Queensland will resume its sittings in Cairns on January 30, 2024, handling a range of criminal and civil cases in the region.
Cairns Court Cases: January 30 Proceedings
A summary of cases heard at Cairns Magistrates Court on Friday, January 30, including charges, outcomes, and judicial decisions for local defendants.
Sydney Car Theft Ring & Geelong Murder: Morning Crime News
Police charge man for allegedly recruiting teens into Sydney car theft operation. Separate Geelong murder investigation after woman's body found near Eastern Beach. Latest crime developments.
Eden Defends Secret Recordings as Not Sneaky
Eden has defended secret recordings made during a meeting, insisting they were not sneaky and describing the gathering as perfect, amid ongoing controversy.
Cairns Antivax Survivalist Jailed for Child Exploitation Images
A Cairns antivax survivalist has been sentenced to prison for possessing child exploitation images stored in a remote bush hideout. The court heard disturbing details of his activities.
Alleged Lone Wolf Gang Associates Face Court in Cairns
Two alleged associates of the Lone Wolf outlaw motorcycle gang have faced court in Cairns, charged with kidnapping and drug trafficking offences following a police operation.
Flinders Shire Council Reaffirms Mayor Support Policy
Flinders Shire Council has reaffirmed its support policy for mayors, covering advocacy and care costs, ensuring leadership continuity and community representation.
Wade Anthony Layt Appears in Townsville Court on Child Abuse Charges
A man has appeared in Townsville Magistrates Court on serious child abuse charges, with the case highlighting ongoing legal proceedings in the region.
Expanding Political Pathways for Voter Choice
Political commentator Clare Feenan argues that diversifying entry routes into politics is essential to provide voters with genuine electoral options and strengthen democracy.
Child Killer Accused of Accessing Child Abuse Material
Australia's youngest convicted murderer, now 38, faces multiple charges for accessing child abuse material and breaching supervision orders in Campbelltown court proceedings.
Hunter Council Considers Cuts Due to Cash Flow Issues
Upper Hunter Shire Council faces financial strain, considering staff redundancies and service cuts after breaching funding rules. Options include loans and seeking ministerial intervention to address cash flow concerns.
ACT Greens-Liberal Alliance: Why Labor Must Ask Hard Questions
The unprecedented talks between Canberra Liberals and ACT Greens to form government reveal deeper concerns about governance efficiency, budget management, and structural issues after 25 years of Labor rule.
Bob Brown Defends ACT Greens' Talks with Liberals
Greens elder Bob Brown defends ACT leader Shane Rattenbury's discussions with Canberra Liberals, calling them politically mature and commonsense for potential governance.
Greens-Liberals Talks: Political Maturity or Madness?
Bob Brown defends Shane Rattenbury's cross-party talks with ACT Liberals, citing historical precedents and political responsibility amid climate change and education debates.
Nationals MPs Lose $60k Pay After Coalition Split
Nationals frontbenchers will lose nearly $60,000 each in salary allowances following the party's split from the Coalition, with committee roles revoked and staff reductions underway.
Honours Backlog: Aussies Die Before Recognition
A growing backlog in Australia Day Honours processing means record numbers of high achievers are receiving awards posthumously, with systemic issues and funding deficits causing significant delays.
Lake Illawarra Police Chief on Youth and Crime
Superintendent Craig Ireland discusses his four-year tenure in Lake Illawarra, highlighting youth engagement through sport and efforts to reduce domestic violence and property crime.
Lonely Life of a Disruptor-in-Chief: A Week of Despair
Exclusive diary extracts reveal the inner turmoil of a disillusioned White House resident, struggling with staff interference and political theatrics while yearning for authenticity.
Labor's Shambolic Decisions Harm West Australians
Basil Zempilas critiques recent Labor government decisions in Western Australia, arguing they have left residents worse off through poor policy and planning.
Police Probe Alleged Rally Bomb as Potential Terrorist Act
Authorities are investigating an alleged bomb threat at a rally as a potential terrorist act, with police conducting a thorough probe into the incident.
Liberal-National Coalition Splits in Historic Move
The Liberal-National coalition has formally split, ending decades of political partnership and reshaping Australia's federal landscape with immediate implications for policy and governance.
Trump-Minneapolis Feud Intensifies Over Deadly ICE Raids
Donald Trump has reignited a heated verbal conflict with Minneapolis' mayor regarding controversial ICE immigration raids that resulted in two fatal shootings, despite earlier calls for de-escalation.
RAAF Squadron Returns to Edinburgh for Remote Drone Operations
A Royal Australian Air Force squadron has returned to Edinburgh in South Australia to conduct remote operations of uncrewed aerial vehicles from a distance of 2000 kilometres away.
SA Police Launch Plan to Tackle Homophobic Abuse
South Australia Police have launched a new strategic plan aimed at addressing a reported increase in homophobic abuse and hate crimes across the state.
Page 8 of 96