Geelong County Court Cases: Wednesday, 6 May 2026
Full list of cases appearing at Geelong County Court on Wednesday, 6 May 2026, including charges and defendants.
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Geelong Court Civil Matters List May 6
Full list of civil cases appearing at Geelong Magistrates Court on Wednesday, May 6, including parties and case details.
Port Stephens Council Pushes Salamander Bay Plan
Port Stephens Council is moving forward with a development plan for Salamander Bay despite community pushback, citing economic benefits and housing needs.
UAE Missile Strikes Disrupt Flights, 17 Airlines Halt Dubai Services
Fresh missile attacks on the UAE have led 17 airlines to suspend flights to Dubai Airport, causing major delays and cancellations for thousands of travellers.
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Glendale Man Charged Over Suspicious Package
A Glendale man has been charged after a suspicious package sparked a major police response in April. The 45-year-old faces charges related to the hoax.
Man Trapped as Car Plunges into Water at Audley Weir
A search is underway for a man trapped in a car that plunged into water at Audley Weir in the Royal National Park overnight. Emergency services are on scene.
Bandidos' 'Men's Shed' Plan Rejected by Canning Council
The City of Canning has unanimously rejected the Bandidos bikie gang's development application to turn their Willetton clubhouse into a motorcycle-themed men's shed, citing community opposition and planning concerns.
Passenger missing after car sinks in Sydney weir
Grave fears are held for a passenger after a car became submerged in a weir south of Sydney. The driver escaped, but the passenger remains trapped.
Barr's Cycleway Post Incorrect
ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr's Instagram post claiming a new cycleway was under construction is inaccurate; the path is not a cycleway and has been open for years.
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Foreign Interference Unit to Rank Communities by Threat
Australia's new foreign interference unit will rank communities based on threat levels, sparking debate over national security and social cohesion.
Canberra Liberals' Knife Search Motion Defeated
A motion by the Canberra Liberals to introduce knife wand search powers in the ACT has been voted down by the majority of the Legislative Assembly.
The Echidna: Will Australians Learn to Love Their Greens?
A deep dive into the Greens' new campaign mascot, the echidna, and whether it can help shift public perception of the party ahead of the next election.
Global Flotilla Aid Met with Weapons: A Warning
A global aid flotilla attempting to deliver humanitarian supplies was intercepted and met with weapons, sparking international condemnation and warnings of escalating conflict.
State Budget Surplus Safe but Iron Ore Revenue May Trigger Stamp Duty Surprise
Western Australia's state budget surplus is secure thanks to record iron ore revenue, but experts warn of a potential stamp duty surprise that could impact housing affordability.
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10 News Daily Video: South Australia's Latest Stories
Watch the 10 News Daily video for May 5, 2026, covering top stories from South Australia including local events, weather, and community updates.
Labor Veteran Reggie Martin Wins SA Speaker Role
After losing his portfolio, Labor veteran Reggie Martin has been elected as the new Speaker of the South Australian House of Assembly, with another Labor MP taking the upper house presidency.
SA Election Chief's Pay Rise Sparks Taxpayer Debate
South Australia's Electoral Commissioner receives a $300,000 pay packet, raising questions about election costs and public spending ahead of the 2026 state election.
Townsville Magistrates Court List for Tuesday, May 5
Full list of defendants appearing at Townsville Magistrates Court on Tuesday, May 5, including charges and outcomes.
Stolen Car Set on Fire in Garbutt, Police Probe
Police are investigating after a stolen car was deliberately set alight in Garbutt, with the fire causing extensive damage to the vehicle.
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Cairns District Court Sittings: May 5 Cases
Cairns District Court on May 5 heard multiple cases including assault, drug offenses, and property crimes. Full list of defendants and outcomes.
Dashcam Appeal After Hit-and-Run Near Mt Garnet
Police are appealing for dashcam footage following a hit-and-run incident near the Mt Garnet Rodeo grounds in Far North Queensland.
RBA and Chalmers at odds on inflation and rates
The RBA and Treasurer Chalmers are pursuing conflicting policies on inflation and interest rates, risking economic stability and public confusion.
Budget buzzwords mask WA health, housing failures
Jessica Page argues that WA's state budget buzzwords like 'record spending' mask ongoing failures in health and housing, calling for honest assessment.
Dutch Volunteer Dies in Sleep at Wheel Crash in Bannockburn
A 26-year-old Dutch volunteer died after falling asleep at the wheel near Bannockburn, Victoria. The crash highlights the dangers of driver fatigue on rural roads.
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Chalmers Refuses to Confirm Cash Handout for Workers
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has declined to confirm whether Australian workers will receive a cash handout in the upcoming federal budget, sparking speculation about cost-of-living relief.
WA to Honor WWII Veteran Bill Grayden with State Funeral
Western Australia will hold a State funeral for decorated WWII veteran and former parliamentarian Bill Grayden, who died aged 105 on April 28 after a short illness.
Kiama councillor to boycott state govt meeting
Kiama councillor Mike Cains will boycott the upcoming Community Cabinet meeting, accusing the state government of using 'strong arm tactics' over housing targets and a Performance Improvement Order.
Iran War Triggers Urgent WA Fuel Act Change
The Iran conflict has forced the WA government to urgently amend the Fuel Act, shielding taxpayers from a massive compensation bill from fuel companies.
WA Gov Pumps $48M into Modular Housing to Tackle Crisis
The Cook Government announces a $48 million boost to fast-track modular housing in WA, aiming to address the ongoing property crisis.
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Newcastle Lord Mayor Gavin Morris on His First Day
Newcastle's new Lord Mayor Gavin Morris shares his vision and priorities after being sworn into office, focusing on community engagement and key city projects.
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