Fishers Protest WA Demersal Ban in Convoy
Angry recreational fishers drove in convoy to protest WA's extended demersal fishing ban. The state government's decision sparks community outrage and calls for review.
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Fishing protest convoy causes Perth freeway traffic jam
A planned fishing rally from Port Beach to Perth caused major traffic delays on the Kwinana Freeway. Over 150 vehicles towing boats protested WA's controversial recreational fishing bans.
Labor and Liberals promise cash for SA fishing and seafood
SA's major parties make pre-election funding promises for recreational fishing and the seafood sector. Labor targets reservoir access, Liberals back commercial industry.
WA Minister firm as protests over demersal fishing ban grow
WA Fisheries Minister Don Punch defends the extended demersal fishing ban as protests reach the Premier's office. Recreational fishers demand more consultation on the sustainability measure.
Greens MP defends 'globalise the intifada' slogan
NSW Greens MP Sue Higginson calls the phrase a call for freedom, while Jewish leaders condemn it as anti-Semitic. New protest laws under scrutiny ahead of Sydney rally.
Pro-democracy rally at Iranian embassy in Canberra
Hundreds gathered at the Iranian embassy in Canberra, chanting for democracy and defacing signs. Police monitored as diaspora members called for international action amid a blackout in Iran.
WA fishers protest demersal fishing ban in Perth
Western Australian commercial fishers demand a pause on the demersal fishing ban and an independent stock review. Industry warns of workforce crisis as protests escalate.
WA demersal fishing ban triggers protests and hardship
West Australian fishers are protesting a snap ban on demersal fishing, claiming it has destroyed their livelihoods. The government says it's necessary to protect depleted fish stocks. Read the full story.
State Funds $721k for New South Yunderup Boat Ramp
The Shire of Murray secures over $721,000 to replace the Batavia Quays Boat Ramp and install a new floating jetty at South Yunderup, improving launch efficiency for local boaters.
Government Not Off Hook for Demersal Fishing Ban
Despite a landslide election victory, the WA Government faces ongoing pressure over its demersal fishing ban. Recreational fishers demand accountability and a review of the policy's impact.
Anglesea dads create anthem against Alcoa groundwater plans
Anglesea fathers release a protest song against Alcoa's groundwater pumping proposal. The community fears for its water security and the iconic river red gums. Read their story and listen to the anthem.
Fisher chains boat to DPIRD office over demersal fishing ban
WA Premier Roger Cook defends the demersal fishing ban after a dramatic protest where a fisher chained his boat to a government office. Get the full story on the escalating conflict.
Woman to fight charges after boat hits police jet ski at protest
A 26-year-old woman pleads not guilty after a boat allegedly collided with a police jet ski during a climate protest at Newcastle Harbour. Over 120 other activists also face court.
Canberra pro-Palestine protest sees altercation, man hospitalised
A Canberra pro-Palestine rally in Garema Place turned confrontational when a man allegedly tore down a banner. Police issued move-on orders as organisers cite safety concerns. Read the full report.
Geelong's bizarre pothole protest with toilet and cones
Fed-up Geelong residents launch a bizarre protest over dangerous potholes, placing a historic toilet, traffic cones and phallic art in a major road crater. Read the full story.
Compromise needed on WA fishing policy for all
WA's fishing policy is at a crossroads. A new approach is needed to protect marine parks, support sustainable fishing, and ensure fair access for all users. Read the full analysis.
Iranian embassy flag replaced in London amid protests
Protesters in London storm the Iranian embassy, replacing its flag as nationwide unrest in Iran enters its 13th night. Death toll rises amid internet blackout and global condemnation.
Mother's death in US protest sparks political fury
The fatal shooting of mother Renee Nicole Good by federal agents in Minneapolis has ignited a fierce political battle, drawing dark parallels to historic US tragedies. Read the full analysis.
Dozens fined for abalone bag limit breaches in WA
Fisheries officers issued 38 fines during the second abalone hour of 2026. Read about the crackdown on bag limit breaches and the safety efforts along the Perth coast.
WA Abalone Fishers: Second Session Opens with Key Rules
WA's second abalone fishing session opens this weekend. Authorities urge 16,000 licensed fishers to prioritise safety and adhere to strict bag and size limits for sustainable stocks.
Sydney Protest March Ban Extended for 14 Days
NSW Police extend the ban on protest marches in Sydney for another fortnight, citing public safety after the Bondi terrorist attack. Commissioner Lanyon explains the move.
Athletes Call for Bondi 2026 Royal Commission
Leading Australian athletes are demanding a Royal Commission into the organisation of the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Bondi, citing major governance and safety concerns. Read the full story.
Geelong protests US intervention in Venezuela
Geelong locals rally against the US's controversial seizure of Venezuela and capture of its president. Get the full story on the local reaction and global implications.
Police Warn Over Unauthorised Venezuela Protest in Perth
WA Police issue a warning ahead of a planned unauthorised protest in Perth against the US military strike in Venezuela. Organisers have not sought a permit for the CBD rally.
Wollongong protests US Venezuela action, fears Port Kembla base
Wollongong activists condemn US invasion of Venezuela and kidnapping of President Maduro, labelling it a war crime. They demand Australia withdraw from AUKUS and scrap plans for a Port Kembla nuclear submarine base.
Recreation vs Water Supply at Copperlode Dam
Cairns Regional Council reaffirms Copperlode Dam's primary role as a water source, sparking debate over recreational access. Read the latest on the conflict.
Teen leads campaign to save Big Splash water park
An 18-year-old Canberra student is spearheading a community campaign to save the iconic Big Splash water park from demolition and redevelopment into a hotel. Read her story.
Khawaja Retires, Speaks on Race, Politics & Legacy
Usman Khawaja announces his retirement from Test cricket after the Sydney Ashes Test. The Australian opener reflects on his trailblazing career, racial stereotypes, and the personal toll of political advocacy. Read his powerful final message.
Outcry Over WA's Demersal Fishing Ban
WA's opposition slams the Labor government's extended demersal fishing ban, calling it a 'rotten' deal that ignores science and devastates local communities. Read the full story.
Min River Wins Sydney to Hobart After Protest
Min River creates history as the first female-skippered yacht to win the Sydney to Hobart overall title after a protest upheld for a sail breach. Read the full story.
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