Zak Stewart Pleads Guilty to Major Ice Supply in Newcastle Court
Zak Stewart has pleaded guilty in Newcastle Local Court to supplying a commercial quantity of methamphetamine, known as ice, with the case adjourned for sentencing submissions.
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NSW Police Officer Charged for Alleged Data Leak to Criminals
A high-ranking NSW Police officer in the Illawarra region faces serious charges for allegedly leaking confidential police data to known crime figures, sparking a major internal investigation.
SA Election Jitters as One Nation Shakes Up Major Parties
With the South Australian election approaching, both Labor and Liberals face last-minute nerves as One Nation's rise threatens to reshape the political landscape, potentially impacting opposition status.
National Fuel Taskforce Formed to Tackle Supply Crisis
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announces a Fuel Supply Taskforce to monitor fuel security and coordinate with states, as oil prices surge due to Middle East tensions.
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ACT Plans to Ban Outlaw Motorcycle Gang Insignia
The ACT government is proposing new laws to prohibit the display of outlaw motorcycle gang insignia in public places, aiming to curb organised crime and enhance community safety.
WA Police Commissioner Backs CVE Report Release Post-Inquest
WA Police Commissioner Col Blanch states he has no issue with releasing a full evaluation of the countering violent extremism program after a coronial inquest into a 2024 terror attack.
Newcastle By-Election: Mayoral Candidates Draw Ballot Spots
Candidates for the Newcastle mayoral by-election have drawn their ballot positions, setting the stage for a competitive race to fill the vacant leadership role in the city.
Mullaloo Playground Torn Down, No Replacement Planned
Residents in Mullaloo are furious after the City of Joondalup demolished the Triton Park playground, citing its end of life, but refusing to replace it despite community petitions and local MP support.
Perth Public Transport Hits Record High in 2025
Perth's public transport usage reached unprecedented levels in 2025, driven by the Middle East war's impact on driving habits, marking a significant shift in commuting patterns.
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Cottesloe May Introduce Paid Parking to Tackle Congestion
Cottesloe is proposing new paid parking zones as part of a draft strategy to address severe parking shortages and traffic congestion, with public consultation open until March 22.
Grandfather Pulls Gun in Kooragang Road Rage
A 77-year-old retiree from Ryde has pleaded guilty to intimidation and being armed with intent after pointing a pistol at another driver during a road rage clash near Stockton Bridge.
Yvette Berry Pauses Aquatic Centre Tender for Review
ACT Minister Yvette Berry suspends the tender process for the Canberra Aquatic Centre to allow for a thorough review, citing community feedback and project alignment concerns.
Court Rejects Bid to Hide Child Abuse Conviction
A man convicted of sexually abusing a child has failed in his attempt to have the conviction suppressed in the ACT Supreme Court, with the judge citing public interest.
Deng Denies Murder and Arson Charges, Claims Mental Impairment
Atem Marol Deng has pleaded not guilty to murder and arson charges, with his defence citing mental impairment as the reason. The case highlights complex legal issues in criminal proceedings.
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Cockburn Rejects Nuclear-Free Motion, Backs Federal Authority
The City of Cockburn has voted against declaring itself nuclear-free, emphasizing that nuclear regulation falls under federal jurisdiction while advocating for transparency from defense agencies.
WorkSafe Denies Perth Council Investigation Amid Deputy Mayor's Claims
WorkSafe confirms no current investigations into City of Perth, contradicting deputy Lord Mayor David Goncalves' claims of a formal probe into workplace safety issues.
Staff Exodus Hits Prominent WA Council
A prominent Western Australian council faces a severe crisis as staff resign en masse and job candidates reject offers, raising concerns about governance and operations.
SA Election Final Week: Leaders' Pub Credentials Scrutinized
In the closing days of South Australia's state election, political leaders face scrutiny over their pub credentials and campaign jitters, with a focus on St Patrick's Day celebrations.
Treasurer Flags Budget Savings as Rate Rises Bite
The Treasurer has outlined new budget savings measures to address economic challenges, including rising interest rates and inflation, aiming to stabilise finances.
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Trump Lashes Out at Australia, Allies Over War Stance
Former US President Donald Trump has launched a scathing attack on Australia and other allies, declaring 'We don't need you' after they shunned involvement in a potential conflict.
Election Hopefuls Lawyer Up as Game Backs Pro-Life Father
Political candidates are hiring legal teams amid a controversial endorsement by Game for a pro-life father of eight, sparking debates on campaign ethics and family values in the upcoming election.
Custom Plates and Doughnut Tastings: Election Promises
In the last week of the campaign, major parties are making unique pledges, from custom license plates to doughnut tastings, to capture voter attention in South Australia.
Cottesloe Axes Norfolk Pines in Sustainable Street Plan
Cottesloe Council has removed Norfolk Island pines from future street planting plans, opting for more sustainable native species to adapt to climate change and water scarcity.
Police Seize 40 Cannabis Plants, Steroids in Young Raid
Police in Young, NSW, have seized 40 cannabis plants, steroids, and other drugs in a major raid, with a 34-year-old man facing multiple charges.
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Labor's Winter Strategy May Delay Elective Surgery
Concerns are mounting that the state government's $140 million winter healthcare plan could push elective surgeries into limbo, as resources are redirected to handle seasonal demand.
Gangland Gunman Opens Fire at Altona North Cafe
A gunman opened fire on a crowd at a busy Altona North cafe, injuring one man, in what police believe is linked to Melbourne's illicit tobacco conflict.
Architectus to Lead Barlow Park Upgrade Design in QLD
The Queensland Government has appointed leading design firm Architectus to guide the $50 million upgrade of Barlow Park in Cairns, aiming to enhance community and sporting facilities.
Judge Shows Mercy to Young Self-Represented Drug Trafficker
A Cairns judge has shown leniency to a young drug trafficker who represented himself in court, citing his youth and lack of legal representation as mitigating factors in the sentencing decision.
Cairns Court Cases: March 18 Proceedings
A summary of all individuals appearing at Cairns Magistrates Court on Wednesday, March 18, detailing charges, outcomes, and judicial decisions in local cases.
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Cairns District Court Sittings Start March 18
The District Court of Queensland begins its sittings in Cairns on March 18, handling serious criminal and civil cases, with a focus on local justice and community impact.
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