Man charged with 59 offences including child sex abuse
A Dawesville man faces 59 charges, including 38 child sexual abuse offences. Jackson Robert Brennan is accused of grooming girls as young as 12. He has been remanded in custody.
Category : Politics
New Leaders Forge Genuine Path to Reconciliation
Discover how Professors Emma-Jaye Gavin and Andrew Gunstone are leading a groundbreaking, multi-layered approach to Indigenous truth and justice in Australia. Learn what real allyship means.
Townsville mayoral race heats up over $800m pledges
Townsville mayoral candidate David Kippin labels rival Nick Dametto's $800m election promises as 'fantasy' that could force rate hikes. Read the explosive debate.
Government House tree risk known before student injury
A new audit reveals a Government House eucalyptus was deemed a 'medium risk' years before a branch fell on a student. Discover the findings and the official response.
Whitlam's Legacy and Australia's Electoral Mandate
Exploring Gough Whitlam's historic 1972 victory and its lasting impact on Australian parliamentary democracy. Discover how minority governments shape policy.
Climate Inaction Threatens Australian Security
Former defence chief Chris Barrie warns Australia's fossil fuel approvals undermine regional stability, creating unprecedented climate migration and security threats.
BBC Executives Quit Over Trump Edit Controversy
Two senior BBC executives resign after editing a Trump speech, sparking debate about media integrity. What happens next to the broadcaster?
SAS Liberal President's Solo Net Zero Mission
SAS Liberal Party President Jennifer Black defies party leadership with independent net zero advocacy. Learn how internal divisions shape Australia's climate policy debate.
103-Year-Old WWII Vet Commemorates Remembrance Day
103-year-old Reg 'Swannie' Swanborough, who enlisted at just 15, joined fellow WWII veterans at Adelaide's West Terrace Cemetery for Remembrance Day 2025. Witness living history.
WA Senator Reveals GST Floor Reality
Senator Dean Smith exposes why WA's GST floor isn't the victory it seems. Discover the hidden costs and political compromises affecting Western Australia's financial future.
Council Apologises After 65 Trees Wrongly Chopped
A Perth council is forced to apologise after a contractor mistakenly cut down 65 trees during park upgrades. An investigation is now underway into the green blunder.
Regional & Aboriginal Women Report More Domestic Violence
WA Police Commissioner reveals increased domestic violence reporting from regional and Aboriginal women. Learn about new initiatives and support services available.
Remembrance Day 2024: Honouring Australia's Fallen
As Remembrance Day approaches, we reflect on the sacrifices made by Australian service members and why their legacy remains crucial today. Join us in remembering.
WA Labor's Ambitious Promises Face Challenges
Jessica Page warns WA Labor government's ambitious election promises proving difficult to deliver. Analysis of budget pressures and policy implementation hurdles facing Cook administration.
Cairns Murder Trial: Defence Claims Caring Man
The Cairns Supreme Court hears defence arguments that accused murderer Allan O'Brien was a caring man in wrong place. Follow the trial developments.
Councillor questions $106k Astra Aerolab survey cost
A Newcastle councillor expresses shock over $106,000 spent on Astra Aerolab community survey while social grants remain unfunded. Read the full debate.
State Appeals Landmark Child Abuse Damages Ruling
WA government appeals $2.85M child sex abuse ruling, arguing public servants acted 'in good faith'. Survivor Dion Barber speaks out against the appeal. Read the full story.
Former RSL President Calls for Increased Defence Spending
Retired Major General Greg Melick demands Albanese government significantly increase defence funding, warning Australia remains unprepared for potential conflicts in the volatile Indo-Pacific region.
PCEC cancellation could cost WA taxpayers millions
WA Premier defends dumping $1.5 billion PCEC upgrade for hospitals as compensation talks with leaseholders continue. Taxpayers may face millions more in costs.
Josephine Jennings Coronial Inquest Begins After 27 Years
Coronial inquest begins into 1997 disappearance of Kalgoorlie mother Josephine Jennings. Family seeks answers after 27 years of uncertainty about her fate.
Victoria Park Mayor Apologises for 46 Trees Removal
Victoria Park Mayor Karen Vernon issues public apology after 46 trees wrongly removed during Elizabeth Baillie Reserve upgrades. Town commits to planting 94 replacement trees.
Hundreds Honour Fallen at Kings Park Remembrance Day
Hundreds gathered at Perth's Kings Park for the Remembrance Day service, honouring 107 years since the WWI armistice. A sea of red poppies covered the memorial as dignitaries and veterans paid their respects.
Ex-TAC Worker Faces Corruption Charges in Geelong
A former Transport Accident Commission employee faces court over alleged corrupt conduct. The IBAC investigation reveals serious misconduct within the government agency. Read the latest developments.
Kiama man loses drug appeal over 1kg haul
A Kiama man found with over 1kg of 'bute' has failed to overturn his conviction for commercial drug supply, despite arguing it was for personal use. Read the full court ruling.
Wollongong MP's role in Whitlam dismissal revealed
Fifty years after Australia's constitutional crisis, discover how Wollongong MP Rex Connor's controversial loan dealings helped trigger the Whitlam government's dramatic dismissal. Explore the untold story.
Toyah Cordingley Murder Trial Continues in Cairns
The Supreme Court in Cairns hears harrowing details as Rajwinder Singh pleads not guilty to the 2018 murder of Toyah Cordingley. DNA evidence and 500 witnesses expected.
Home detention cut in fatal crash case
A mother's heartbreak as the supervisor who caused her son's death has his sentence reduced. Read the full story of the Newcastle court case and the family's fight for justice.
Reynolds: Higgins hasn't paid a cent of defamation debt
Linda Reynolds expresses deep disappointment as Brittany Higgins fails to pay any of her $2.4 million settlement towards court-ordered defamation debts. Bankruptcy proceedings face technical delays.
Remembrance Day 2025: Honouring Service and Sacrifice
As Australia prepares to mark Remembrance Day on November 11, 2025, we explore the enduring legacy of the Furner brothers and the growing public engagement with commemorative services. Join the nation in remembering.
Bikie's birthday court appearance on drugs, weapons charges
Mongols bikie Dayne Brajkovich spent his 46th birthday in Perth Magistrates Court facing drugs and weapons charges. The case was adjourned until November 17. Read the latest developments.
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