Townsville Court List Friday May 8
Full list of defendants appearing at Townsville Magistrates Court on Friday, May 8, 2020. Includes charges, names, and case outcomes.
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Shorten Defends CIT, Backs UC Ties
Bill Shorten defends the Canberra Institute of Technology despite inquiry findings, supporting its ties with the University of Canberra.
Newcastle Star Hotel Riot Site Heritage-Listed
The site of the 1979 Star Hotel riot in Newcastle has been heritage-listed, preserving the memory of a pivotal moment in the city's history.
Geelong Mayor Demands Fair Share After State Budget
Geelong's mayor calls for equitable funding as the region reacts to the state budget, with mixed feelings over infrastructure and service allocations.
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ACT teachers to strike for better pay deal
ACT public school teachers will strike on Friday over a pay dispute, demanding better wages and conditions. The union says the government's offer is inadequate.
Geelong Court List: May 6 Hearings Revealed
Full list of cases appearing at Geelong Magistrates Court on Wednesday, May 6, including charges and outcomes for local defendants.
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.
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.
WA Budget 2026-27: Saffioti to Deliver Amid Spending Debate
WA Treasurer Rita Saffioti will hand down the 2026-27 Budget on Thursday, with Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers following on May 12. Budget season brings political spin, pre-announcements, and debate over spending's role in inflation.
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Afghan War Crimes Report on Display at War Memorial
A report into alleged Afghan war crimes is now on display at the Australian War Memorial, as the institution navigates how to address the claims.
Body Found Near Waurn Ponds Skate Park
A person has been found dead near the Waurn Ponds skate and bike park in Geelong. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death.
Police Deputy Vows Crackdown on Far North Repeat Criminals
Deputy Commissioner Cheryl Scanlon has pledged a renewed focus on repeat offenders in Far North Queensland, promising tougher action and increased police presence.
Cairns Court List Thursday April 30
The full list of people appearing at Cairns Magistrates Court on Thursday, April 30, has been published, covering a range of criminal matters.
Townsville Court List: Thursday April 30
Full list of defendants appearing at Townsville Magistrates Court on Thursday April 30, including charges and outcomes.
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Geocon to Fix 28 Defects at Canberra's Infinity Tower
Canberra developer Geocon has agreed to rectify 28 defects at the Infinity Tower in Woden, following an investigation by the ACT building watchdog. The defects include fire safety issues and waterproofing problems.
Cairns Court Appearances April 29
Complete list of all individuals appearing at Cairns Magistrates Court on Wednesday, April 29, covering charges and outcomes.
Canberra Hotel Plan Sparks Outrage Over Approval
A controversial hotel development in Canberra has drawn sharp criticism from residents and community groups, who accuse Planning Minister Chris Steel of ignoring local concerns and undermining planning laws.
Cairns District Court Listings April 27
The Cairns District Court will hear a range of cases on April 27, including assault, drug offenses, and property crimes. Here is the full list of sittings.
Townsville District Court Sittings April 24
The Townsville District Court has announced its scheduled sittings for April 24, covering a range of criminal and civil cases. Key details include court locations and case numbers.
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Willcox Slams Parliament Expansion, Says It Hurts Regions
Federal MP Bob Willcox condemns the proposed expansion of Parliament, arguing it will divert resources from regional areas and increase bureaucratic inefficiency.
Game Vows to Bring Men's Wellbeing and Abortion to Parliament
Independent MP Andrew Game pledges to introduce legislation on men's mental health and abortion rights, sparking debate in Australian politics.
Senate Estimates Day One: Agencies Face Scrutiny
The first Senate estimates hearings of 2026 have commenced, with agencies like the Bureau of Meteorology and Human Rights Commission facing intense questioning on climate, hate speech, and public service budget cuts.
Bob Katter Slams MPs Over Flag Request Rejections
Federal MP Bob Katter has publicly condemned fellow politicians for refusing to provide Australian flags to constituents, sparking debate over parliamentary resources and community engagement.
Parliamentary Services Rejects Senators' Voting System Claims
The Department of Parliamentary Services insists the Senate alert system worked correctly, contradicting Opposition Senators who missed crucial votes on hate crime legislation following the Bondi attack.
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Parliament Fails to Unite on Hate Speech, Gun Laws
The Australian Parliament's return to address national crises has devolved into political manoeuvring, with the government's 'Frankenstein' legislation on hate speech and gun control pleasing few and highlighting deep divisions.
Parliament honours Bondi terror victims in historic session
Federal Parliament returned early to honour the 15 victims of the Bondi Beach terror attack, with Jewish MPs reciting ancient prayers and leaders vowing action against hate. Read the full story.
Govt splits bill to secure gun law passage after terror
Health Minister Mark Butler denies a backflip as the Albanese government separates gun buyback laws from hate speech reforms to ensure passage. Parliament faces a critical test of unity this week.
Former Nationals Senator Ron Boswell Dies Aged 85
Former Nationals senator Ron Boswell, a titan of Queensland politics for over 30 years, has died at 85. Colleagues pay tribute to a fierce advocate for rural Australia. Read more.
Pocock criticises Parliament gym hour cuts
Independent Senator David Pocock condemns plans to slash staffed hours at Parliament House gym, arguing it harms staff wellbeing. Read the full story.
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Politicians better behaved in 2025, suspensions drop
Australian MPs were ejected from Parliament 38 times in 2025, a major drop from 2024. Discover which politicians were most-often suspended and why behaviour is improving.
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