Missing Man Believed on Train from Newcastle to Sydney
Police are searching for Chad Austin, 41, missing since Monday evening. He is believed to have taken a train from Newcastle to Sydney. Authorities urge public assistance.
Category : Local Government
Manhunt After Violent Clyde North Home Invasion
A major police manhunt is underway in Melbourne's southeast after a couple was threatened at gunpoint during a terrifying home invasion in Clyde North. The attackers targeted their Lexus hatch.
Cairns Court Cases: Thursday's Appearances and Charges
A summary of all individuals appearing at the Cairns Magistrates Court on Thursday, January 29, including charges, outcomes, and legal proceedings for the day.
Townsville Court: Thursday's Full Appearance List
A detailed rundown of all individuals scheduled to appear before the Townsville Magistrates Court on Thursday, January 29, covering various charges and legal proceedings.
Geelong Court Appearances for Thursday, January 29
A comprehensive rundown of all individuals scheduled to appear at the Geelong Magistrates' Court on Thursday, January 29, covering various legal matters and proceedings.
Police Explain Why Youths Not Detained in Kuranda
Police in Kuranda, Queensland, have clarified their approach to youth crime, citing a lack of detention facilities and a focus on community-based interventions.
Cairns Ratepayers May Fund Mayor's Legal Fees in Scandal
Cairns ratepayers could be forced to cover legal costs for Mayor Terry James over secret recordings, as a councillor considers a no-confidence motion amid the controversy.
Teen's Petition Pushes ACT Government on Big Splash Water Park
Canberra teenager Amelia Tattam launches petition with over 600 signatures, urging ACT government to seize control of the closed Big Splash water park and restore it as a vital community space.
Canning Council's Bin Tagging Program for Waste Education
The City of Canning is implementing an eight-week bin tagging initiative starting February 9, targeting 2400 homes to improve waste sorting and recycling through inspections and feedback.
Construction Starts on Chung Wah Community Centre in Bentley
Work has commenced on the new Chung Wah Community Centre in Bentley, featuring a multipurpose function space, youth area, daycare, and aged care services for diverse communities.
Newcastle Residents Speak Out on Illegal Bikes and Local Matters
Newcastle locals express alarm over unregistered dirt bikes on roads, alongside discussions on e-vehicles, climate change, and heritage preservation in letters to the editor.
Townsville Police Arrest Allegedly Armed Man in Kelso
Townsville's Tactical Crime Squad has arrested a man in Kelso who was allegedly armed, with police seizing a firearm and ammunition during the operation.
Adelaide Stabbing: Man Arrested After Ambulance Incident
A man has been arrested in Adelaide following an alleged stabbing and subsequent attempt to force entry into an ambulance carrying the victim while armed with a knife.
Wollongong Council's $42.8M Surplus Beats Budget
Wollongong City Council reports a $42.8 million available cash surplus, far exceeding its $16.8 million budget forecast, driven by strong investment returns.
Townsville Council on Track for Major Surplus
Townsville City Council is projected to achieve a significant financial surplus this fiscal year, even as it continues to manage substantial costs from recent disaster recovery efforts.
Perth Lord Mayor Rejects Resignation Motion
City of Perth Lord Mayor Bruce Reynolds has made a last-minute rejection of a motion calling for his immediate resignation, sparking political controversy in Western Australia.
Police Probe Mt Lawley Jeweller Ram Raid Overnight
Authorities are investigating a shocking ram raid incident at Matusik Diamond Jewellers in Mt Lawley, which caused significant damage to the store overnight.
Geelong Court Appearances for January 28
A summary of all individuals scheduled to appear at the Geelong Magistrates' Court on Wednesday, January 28, detailing the charges and proceedings.
Townsville Court List for Wednesday
A summary of the cases and individuals appearing at Townsville Magistrates Court on Wednesday, January 28, detailing the day's legal proceedings and outcomes.
Cairns Court Appearances for January 28
A summary of all individuals appearing at Cairns Magistrates Court on Wednesday, January 28, covering various local legal matters and proceedings.
Missing Woman Search Expands to Bulli: Police Appeal
Police have expanded the search for missing 68-year-old Vivienne Touzell to Bulli after she was last seen in Lithgow. Authorities express concern for her welfare and provide a detailed description.
Man in Ripped Shirt Sought After Braddon Bar Assault
ACT Police are searching for a man who allegedly assaulted a patron at a Braddon bar and fled in a ripped shirt. Authorities have released CCTV footage and are appealing for witnesses.
Teen Leads Police on High-Speed Chase, Fiery Crash in Illawarra
An 18-year-old accused of leading police on a dangerous high-speed pursuit through the Illawarra region, culminating in a fiery crash. The incident was part of a four-day Australia Day traffic operation that saw hundreds charged.
Newcastle Letters: Museums, Hospital, and Community Views
Readers advocate for Walka Water Works and maritime museums, highlight Mater Hospital failures, and discuss shark attacks, driving tests, and more in Newcastle.
Perth Lord Mayor Confident City Moving Forward Despite Noise
City of Perth Lord Mayor Bruce Reynolds expresses confidence in the city's forward momentum, acknowledging external distractions while highlighting ongoing progress and development initiatives.
Sydney Train Violence Crackdown After Shocking CCTV Footage
Police are intensifying efforts against violent crime on Sydney's rail network following a 7NEWS investigation revealing 43 dangerous weapon assaults in three years, with new cameras and patrols deployed.
Council flips disabled boy's pool at Australia Day picnic
A family's Australia Day beach celebration turned distressing when council rangers overturned an inflatable pool set up for their eight-year-old son with cerebral palsy, citing fencing regulations.
Geelong Councils Debate Mandatory Leave for Councillors
Local councils in Geelong are considering a policy requiring councillors to take mandatory leave when running for higher political office, sparking debate over fairness and governance.
Shellharbour Deputy Mayor Works from Hospital After Aneurysms
Shellharbour Deputy Mayor Kellie Marsh continues council duties from Prince of Wales Hospital following two aneurysms, with Mayor Chris Homer's quick response credited for her recovery.
Geelong Man Gets Corrections Order for Pako Burglary
A Geelong man, Roy Edward Graf, has been handed a corrections order after being found guilty of a burglary on Pakington Street, with the court imposing strict conditions.
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