Mandurah councillor Peter Rogers quits citing lack of direction
City of Mandurah councillor Peter Rogers has resigned, citing poor leadership and a lack of direction from the council. His departure adds to recent instability.
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WA Nurse Resignations Hit 13% in 2025 Despite Hiring Claims
New figures show 13% of WA nurses quit in 2025, sparking concerns over workforce shortages, despite the government insisting more nurses were hired overall.
Budgets Not Built on Vibes: What Changed Since 2019?
Katina Curtis examines the shift in federal budget priorities from 2019 to now, highlighting economic changes and policy responses.
WA Opposition Targets Labor Over Inflation Denial
The WA Opposition criticizes Labor for denying inflation concerns but will not oppose a $100 fuel handout, raising questions about political strategy.
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Foster Carers Get $237M Relief with New Gold Card
Western Australia invests $237 million to support foster carers with a new Gold Card, aiming to close the price gap and provide targeted assistance.
Bulli Pass Pursuit Part of Police Blitz on Drug Drivers
A 38-year-old man was arrested after a police pursuit on Bulli Pass, part of Operation RAID which caught over 700 drug drivers across NSW in a four-day blitz.
One Nation Targets Govt Seats; Albanese Declares Labor Centrist
One Nation is setting its sights on government seats in the upcoming election, while Anthony Albanese declares Labor is the only centrist party, intensifying political competition.
Councillors Split Over CCTV and Park Safety in Beaumont St
Newcastle councillors are divided on installing CCTV in Beaumont Street park to improve safety, sparking debate over privacy and crime prevention.
Body Found in Hunt for Triple Murder Suspect Ingram
A body has been discovered in the search for fugitive Julian Ingram, wanted for the triple murder of his ex-partner and her family in Lake Cargelligo.
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Illawarra NDIS Participants Oppose Scheme Cuts
Illawarra NDIS participants and advocates rally against proposed cuts to the scheme, warning of devastating impacts on vulnerable Australians.
Man charged after threatening worshippers at Brisbane mosque
A 33-year-old man has been charged with creating a public nuisance and disturbing a place of worship after allegedly threatening people at Masjid Taqwa mosque in Bald Hills, north of Brisbane.
Defence Force Cadet Accused of Bathroom Camera
A cadet at the Australian Defence Force Academy has been accused of hiding a camera in a bathroom, sparking an investigation and raising concerns about privacy and safety.
Albanese's Bigger Challenge in Farrer Beyond Taylor
Crispin Hull argues Anthony Albanese confronts a more significant problem in Farrer than Angus Taylor, highlighting deeper political issues.
Police Appeal for Missing Woman Rita-Marie Collin
Police are appealing for public assistance to locate Rita-Marie Collin, missing from the Central Coast. Live updates on Newcastle news, weather, traffic.
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Diggers Walk in Footsteps of Legends at Kapyong
Australian soldiers experience an emotional journey retracing the steps of their predecessors at the Battle of Kapyong, feeling a deep connection to history.
Townsville Prison Officers Face 18-Hour Shifts
Townsville prison officers are being asked to work 18-hour shifts due to a critical staffing shortage, raising concerns about safety and wellbeing.
Townsville Court List Monday May 11
The full list of defendants appearing at Townsville Magistrates Court on Monday, May 11, including charges and outcomes.
Townsville District Court Sittings May 11
A roundup of District Court cases heard in Townsville on May 11, including sentencing for assault, drug offences, and more.
One Nation's Farrer Win Sparks Fiery Political Clash
One Nation's historic by-election win in Farrer has ignited tensions, with Tanya Plibersek calling it a disaster for the Coalition and Barnaby Joyce defending the party's momentum.
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Appeal to Find Teen Last Seen at Lake Macquarie Medical Centre
Police are urgently seeking public help to locate 19-year-old Skye Brown, last seen on May 8 at a Morisset medical facility. Live updates here.
Cairns District Court Sittings May 11
Cairns District Court on May 11 heard multiple cases including assault, drug offenses, and property crimes. Details of each case and outcomes.
Cairns Court List Monday May 11
The full list of individuals appearing at Cairns Magistrates Court on Monday, May 11 has been published, covering a range of charges from traffic offenses to assault.
Australia's shrinking family size puts middle child at risk
New ABS data reveals Australian families are shrinking, with the average number of children per family falling, potentially making the 'middle child' a rarity in future generations.
Newcastle Landlord Accused of Slum Conditions
Howard Dick and NovaCare face allegations of unsafe, unsanitary conditions at a Newcastle property, with tenants reporting mold, pests, and neglect.
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Katy Gallagher Reveals $1.7B Boost for Services Australia
Finance Minister Katy Gallagher has announced a $1.7 billion funding increase for Services Australia, aiming to improve service delivery and create thousands of new jobs across the country.
Pocock: 2000 Secret Pass Holders in Parliament House
Independent senator David Pocock has disclosed that 2000 people hold hidden orange passes in Parliament House, sparking debate over security and transparency in the Australian Parliament.
ANU FOI Delay Prompts OAIC Threat
The Australian National University faces legal action from the OAIC over a two-year delay in processing a freedom of information request about its Chinese student recruitment.
Ebony Bennett: Chalmers Can Fix Housing System
Ebony Bennett argues Treasurer Jim Chalmers has a unique opportunity to overhaul Australia's broken housing system and address affordability.
Katy Gallagher Seeks Advice on Commonwealth Procurement
Finance Minister Katy Gallagher has requested an independent review of Commonwealth procurement rules to ensure transparency and value for money in government spending.
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ANU Study Unveils Six New Social Classes in Australia
A new study from the Australian National University has identified six distinct social classes in Australia, challenging traditional class models.
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