Greens Fight NSW Stadium Land Rezoning for Housing
The NSW Greens criticise proposed amendments allowing Venues NSW land near stadiums to be used for accommodation, calling it a shift from its core purpose.
Category : State Politics
Hanson Names SA One Nation Lead Amid Liberal Defection Talk
Pauline Hanson has appointed a former Liberal and Australian Conservative as One Nation's top South Australian candidate, sparking speculation of further high-profile defections from the Liberal Party ahead of the state election.
Labor's Secret Election Targets in South Australia
Despite commanding poll leads, Labor is aggressively targeting key seats in the upcoming state election to secure a long-term political advantage and prevent a Liberal resurgence.
Copley Wins Liberal Pre-selection for Kiama, Targets Labor
Business operator and former Shoalhaven Councillor Serena Copley has been confirmed as the Liberal Party's candidate for Kiama in the upcoming NSW state election, pledging to hold the government accountable.
Flying Squad Sent to Crack Down on Far North Queensland Crime
A specialised state police flying squad has been deployed to Far North Queensland to address a recent spike in crime, focusing on high-risk areas and repeat offenders.
ACT Budget Criticised as Parton Avoids Naming Cuts
Opposition Leader Mark Parton says the ACT government is living beyond its means across all portfolios but refuses to detail potential cuts, while also discussing talks with the Greens and gun law debates.
NSW Speed Camera Expansion: 10 New Locations Annually
Exclusive documents reveal NSW's plan to install dozens of new speed cameras, with 14 approved this year at a cost of $4.7 million, targeting high-risk locations across Sydney and regional areas.
MyWay+ Ticketing System Failures Question Government Credibility
The ACT's $64 million MyWay+ ticketing system continues to experience significant technical issues 14 months after launch, damaging public trust and raising questions about government project management.
Opposition to Fight Perth Park as Construction Begins
The political battle over Perth Park intensifies as construction is set to start, with the opposition pledging to maintain pressure despite the project's imminent commencement.
Two Men Found Dead at Sydney Home, Investigation Underway
Police are investigating after two 28-year-old men were found dead with laceration injuries at a Glenorie property in Sydney's northwest on Saturday morning.
WA Govt Backs Synergy Reset After $40M Billing Blunder
The Western Australian State Government has endorsed a comprehensive plan to reset Synergy after a $40 million billing error was uncovered, aiming to restore public trust and operational integrity.
Arts Minister Exits Labor State Election Race
The Arts Minister has unexpectedly withdrawn from the Labor Party's state election race, citing personal reasons and sparking speculation about the party's electoral strategy.
Fremantle Bridge Closure: Government Pledges to Reduce Chaos
The State Government has pledged to minimise disruption as the Fremantle Traffic Bridge closes for a year-long $430 million upgrade, with Transport Minister Rita Saffioti confident it will finish on time.
Police Respond to Serious Incident in Mosman Park, Perth
Police have responded to a serious incident in Mosman Park, Perth, closing streets and urging the public to stay away from the area as investigations continue.
Labor's Shambolic Decisions Harm West Australians
Basil Zempilas critiques recent Labor government decisions in Western Australia, arguing they have left residents worse off through poor policy and planning.
SA Police Launch Plan to Tackle Homophobic Abuse
South Australia Police have launched a new strategic plan aimed at addressing a reported increase in homophobic abuse and hate crimes across the state.
SA Nationals Vow to Fight Gun Laws in State Election
The South Australian Nationals have unveiled their candidate lineup for the upcoming state election, including a farmer and a Port Lincoln councillor, with a pledge to resist stronger gun control measures.
Police Fire Shots, Two Arrested in Geelong Incident
A major police incident in Geelong's Newtown saw officers discharge firearms and two people arrested after an alleged stolen vehicle rammed a bus and drove at police.
Ryan Park Declares $14K in Sports Freebies
NSW Health Minister Ryan Park has disclosed over $14,000 in complimentary tickets to major sporting events, including Hawks NBL finals and Test cricket, as part of annual MP declarations.
Fremantle Traffic Bridge Closure: Pain for Future Gain
Transport Minister Rita Saffioti argues the temporary closure of Fremantle Traffic Bridge is essential for critical upgrades, promising long-term benefits for Perth's infrastructure and commuters.
New Theory in NSW Triple Murder as Manhunt Continues
A new motive theory has surfaced in the alleged triple murder case in Lake Cargelligo, as police continue a large-scale manhunt for accused killer Julian Ingram in remote NSW.
Australia Day Policing Operation Sees 80+ Charges
A comprehensive Australia Day policing operation across the state has resulted in more than 80 charges being laid, highlighting law enforcement efforts during the national holiday.
500+ WA Gun Licences Revoked Under New Laws
More than 500 West Australians have had their firearms licences revoked following the implementation of new State gun laws, as authorities enforce stricter regulations.
Greens-Liberals Talks on Ousting ACT Government Confirmed
ACT Greens leader Shane Rattenbury has confirmed discussions with the Canberra Liberals included exploring a power-sharing government and installing him as chief minister, citing policy overlaps and community frustrations.
Perth Invasion Day Rally Evacuated Over Threat
Hundreds of demonstrators were urgently evacuated from a Perth Invasion Day rally after police responded to reports of a thrown object and established an exclusion zone.
Ellenbrook Police Chase: Man Charged After Pursuit
A 24-year-old man has been charged following a dramatic police pursuit through Perth's northern suburbs, starting in Ellenbrook and causing chaos on local roads.
Seafood Leader Confident in Bid for Liberal Seat
Prominent seafood industry executive Thomas McNab enters SA state election race for Flinders, expressing confidence in challenging traditional Liberal stronghold with SA Best.
Pregnant Woman Among Three Dead in NSW Shooting
A pregnant woman is believed to be among three people shot dead in regional NSW, with the alleged gunman, Julian Ingram, still at large after a domestic violence incident in Lake Cargelligo.
Man Thrown from Van After Geelong Police Chase
A man was thrown from a van after a police chase in Geelong, resulting in serious injuries. The incident involved a stolen vehicle and ended with the driver's arrest.
Premier's Backflips on Energy and Housing Criticised
Opposition Leader Basil Zempilas critiques Premier Roger Cook's policy reversals on coal mining, health, and housing, questioning government trustworthiness.
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