Mission Beach high-range drink driving charge
A 36-year-old man faces court after allegedly recording a BAC of 0.215% while driving near Mission Beach. Read about the police operation and legal consequences.
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Australia must compensate Russia over embassy eviction
The High Court has ruled Australia must pay Russia compensation after evicting them from Canberra embassy land. Discover the full legal saga and its implications.
Man charged for drunk e-motorbike ride in Newcastle
A 35-year-old man faces multiple charges after police allege he was caught riding an unlicensed electric motorbike in Newcastle with a blood-alcohol reading of .178.
Hunter police arrest man on domestic violence charges
Hunter's high-risk domestic violence team arrests a 32-year-old man accused of intimidation and assault. The offender remains in custody ahead of Cessnock court appearance.
Steven Marshall Appointed UK High Commissioner
Former South Australian Premier Steven Marshall appointed as Australia's next High Commissioner to the United Kingdom, starting January 2025.
Newcastle Students Celebrate as HSC Exams Conclude
Newcastle's graduating class of 2023 has erupted in celebration as the gruelling HSC exam period concludes, marking the end of 13 years of schooling with emotional farewells and wild festivities across the city.
Aurum hits 5m at 1107g/t gold outside resource
Australian miner Aurum Resources hits spectacular high-grade gold intercepts at its West African project, signalling major expansion potential beyond current resources.
Novo Strikes Bonanza Gold at Untested NSW Prospect
Novo Resources hits spectacular high-grade gold at its never-before-drilled Talga Talga prospect in NSW, with rock chips showing visible gold and assays revealing bonanza-grade results up to 113g/t.
Drunk driver blows 0.217 in QLD court drama
A North Queensland man has been convicted of high-range drink driving after recording an astonishing blood alcohol reading more than four times the legal limit on an Inham road.
45km Gold Strike Discovered in Western Australia
Exciting new gold discoveries in Western Australia's Great Southern region reveal continuous high-grade mineralisation across a massive 45km strike length, signalling major potential for the mining sector.
High-Speed Rail Business Case Under Review in Australia
Infrastructure Australia is currently evaluating the comprehensive business case for a transformative east coast high-speed rail network that could revolutionise travel between major cities.
Developer wins 5-year Floreat high-rise battle
After a gruelling five-year planning conflict, a Perth developer has finally secured approval for a revolutionary high-rise development in the prestigious suburb of Floreat, promising to reshape the local landscape.
Lyneham High's crumbling gym sparks community outrage
Lyneham High School community rallies for essential gymnasium upgrades as aging facilities fail to meet basic safety and educational standards, putting student wellbeing at risk.
Shocking Police Chase Crash Caught on Camera in Adelaide
Exclusive footage reveals the terrifying moments when a stolen car crashed into a tree after a high-speed police pursuit through Adelaide's northern suburbs, leaving two teenagers hospitalised.
Woonona High's 50-Year Reunion: Class of '74 Returns
Former Woonona High students from the 1970s reunite for an emotional 50-year milestone, sharing memories and creating new ones in a heartwarming Illawarra gathering.
Western Mines finds high-grade nickel-copper in WA
Western Mines Group makes significant nickel-copper sulphide discovery at Mulga Tank Project in Western Australia, with assays revealing exceptional grades that could mark new mining district.
Floreat 20-storey tower approved despite community fury
Perth Lord Mayor Basil Zempilas slams planning authorities for ignoring local opposition to controversial Floreat high-rise development set to transform suburb skyline.
Zempilas: Community ignored in Floreat high-rise approval
Perth Lord Mayor Basil Zempilas accuses planning authorities of ignoring local residents as a controversial 20-storey Floreat development moves forward despite overwhelming community opposition.
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