Tony Mokbel Avoids Retrial in Lawyer X Case

Notorious gangland figure Tony Mokbel will not face a retrial for drug trafficking charges, with the DPP set to confirm the decision in court on Friday, marking a key development in the Lawyer X scandal.

Simon Duggan Named New DEWR Secretary

Former senior energy official Simon Duggan has been appointed as Secretary of the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations, replacing Natalie James who departed unexpectedly last year.

ACT Deficit Drop Not Due to Health Funding

A $632 million improvement in the ACT's deficit is credited to government fiscal strategy, not the upcoming $557 million Commonwealth health funding boost set to begin next financial year.

New ACT Public Service Wage Offer After 3% Rise Rejected

The ACT government is set to present a fresh wage proposal to public servants following the rejection of an initial offer that included a 3% increase in the first year. Negotiations continue as agreements near expiration.

Man Charged Over $85k Cannabis, Crocodile and Snakes

A 39-year-old NSW man faces multiple charges after police allegedly discovered a hydroponic cannabis setup worth $85,000, a makeshift zoo with dozens of reptiles including a crocodile, and firearms at a Mid North Coast property.

Marles defends $1.8b defence property sale plan

Deputy PM Richard Marles has defended plans to sell $1.8 billion in historic defence real estate, rejecting claims it reduces military presence in cities. The sale aims to fund equipment upgrades.

Subiaco Civic Centre Row: Ex-Deputy Mayor Hits Back

Former Subiaco deputy mayor Gary Kosovich accuses former councillors of spreading misinformation about the $68 million Civic Precinct redevelopment, defending the project as essential for future growth.

Police Seize Guns and Drugs in Bikie Gang Raids

NSW Police's Raptor Squad has seized nine unauthorised firearms, ammunition, and a large quantity of prohibited drugs in targeted raids against the Nomads OMCG, leading to a man's arrest.

ACT's $632M Budget Turnaround in Mid-Year Review

ACT Treasurer Chris Steel will present a $632 million improvement in the territory's deficit during Thursday's mid-year budget update, with the deficit now projected at $499.1 million for 2025-26.

Townsville District Court Sittings Start February 5

The Townsville District Court will begin its scheduled sittings on February 5, handling a range of local cases. This session is part of the court's regular operations to address legal matters in the region efficiently.

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