Outback manhunt: 16 firearms seized, woman shot
Police seize over a dozen firearms from a Mullewa property after a woman was shot. Kenneth Giles remains at large in the WA outback. Authorities urge public vigilance.
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Manhunt continues for gunman Kenneth Giles in Mullewa
WA Police expand search for Kenneth John Giles, 58, who allegedly shot a woman and fled into bushland near Mullewa. The victim is in hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Public urged not to approach.
Personal plea to fugitive after outback shooting
Police make a personal plea for Kenneth Giles to surrender after a woman was shot at a remote WA property. A major air and ground search is underway near Mullewa.
Locals' Concerns Over Mullewa Gunman's Mental State
Residents of Mullewa express fears about Kenneth John Giles' mental state before the alleged shooting. Read the full story on the community's concerns and the police investigation.
Police manhunt for gunman in WA town of Mullewa
A major police operation is underway in Mullewa, WA, after a shooting. Kenneth John Giles is on the run, with the TRG and air support involved in the search. Follow for live updates.
Manhunt for armed gunman after Mullewa shooting
Police are hunting Kenneth John Giles, 58, accused of shooting a woman near Mullewa. He is armed and on the run in a white Nissan Patrol. Anyone with information must call triple-0 immediately.
Three injured in Raymond Terrace dog attack
A Staffordshire Bull Terrier-Mastiff cross attacked two walkers before entering a home and ambushing a teenage boy in Raymond Terrace. Police euthanised the dog.
Three injured in Raymond Terrace dog attack
A Staffordshire Bull Terrier-Mastiff cross attacked two walkers before entering a home and ambushing a teenage boy in Raymond Terrace. Police euthanised the dog.
Glider Crash Lands in Hunter Valley, Man Airlifted
A man in his 60s was flown to John Hunter Hospital with chest and back injuries after a glider crash near Ravensworth. Emergency services, including the Westpac Rescue Helicopter, responded to the incident.
Townsville man sentenced for assault, wilful damage
Lyle John Gesah has been convicted in Townsville Magistrates Court for assault and wilful damage offences. Read the full details of the case and sentencing.
Firefighter injured in Hunter Valley bushfire
A NSW Rural Fire Service volunteer was hospitalised after a stick lodged near his eye while fighting the Hollydeen blaze. He has since been released after surgery.
Church Christmas lunch feeds 350 as homelessness rises
St John's Care in Canberra hosted a vital Christmas lunch for 350 people, highlighting the growing need as homelessness increases. The charity, relying solely on donations, supports 70 families monthly.
Teen dies in Christmas Eve car crash on NSW Mid North Coast
A teenage boy has died and two others are in a critical condition after a car hit a tree on the NSW Mid North Coast on Christmas Eve. Police are investigating and appealing for dashcam footage.
Hate Database Fast-Tracked After Bondi Attack
The federal government accelerates a national hate crime database following the Bondi Junction terror attack. Learn about the new measures and community safety plans.
Illawarra's Christmas Eve seafood rush sees 5-tonne prawn haul
Harley and John's Seafood in Fairy Meadow faced massive Christmas Eve demand, selling five tonnes of prawns and thousands of oysters as queues formed before dawn. Locals share their festive feast plans.
State Planners Back $4.5m Subiaco Cancer Centre
A major expansion for St John of God Subiaco Hospital has been approved, adding a vital radiation oncology service. The new facility will save patients time and centralise cancer care in Perth.
Gary 'Mani' Mounfield Funeral Held in Adelaide
Stone Roses bassist Gary 'Mani' Mounfield laid to rest in Adelaide. Bandmates Ian Brown and John Squire attend private funeral service. Read the full tribute.
WA volunteers sacrifice Christmas to help others
As Perth faces a record-hot Christmas, thousands of emergency services volunteers are giving up family time to keep the community safe. Read their inspiring stories.
Rubbish Truck Crash Closes Reid Highway, Driver Freed
A rubbish truck driver was freed from wreckage and taken to hospital after a serious crash into a power pole on Reid Highway in Bennett Springs. Major traffic delays ensued.
DNA analysis error leads to bail for accused Geelong trafficker
A Geelong man accused of drug trafficking has been released on bail after a court heard DNA evidence was incorrectly analysed. Read the full details of the legal blunder.
Wildcats Need Urgent Turnaround Against Tasmania JackJumpers
The Perth Wildcats' NBL title hopes are in jeopardy after a mid-season form slump. Can they find their rhythm against the Tasmania JackJumpers? Read the full analysis.
Wildcats' Mistakes Prove Costly in Another NBL Narrow Defeat
Perth Wildcats coach John Rillie laments crucial errors at the wrong moments in a tight 85-82 loss to the Tasmania JackJumpers. The defeat leaves the Wildcats searching for answers.
New victims in Canberra tradie fraud case
Additional alleged victims have come forward against a Canberra tradie accused of fraud. The accused faces 26 charges and has been denied bail. Read the latest.
Zac Lomax's Brumbies future to be decided before Christmas
The ACT Brumbies are racing to sign former NRL star Zac Lomax before Christmas, competing with the Western Force's $900k offer. Ex-Olympian John Porch also eyes a spot.
Readers slam Howard's criticism of Albanese on security
Canberra Times readers argue John Howard is not positioned to lecture PM Albanese on security failures, drawing parallels to Israeli leader Netanyahu's record. The letters also cover Bondi, Summernats, and climate threats.
Wildcats' Home Woes Continue in Thrilling NBL Defeat
The Perth Wildcats have slumped to a third straight home loss, falling 77-76 to South East Melbourne Phoenix on a John Brown III game-winner. Read the full match report and analysis here.
Ex-US intel chief: Bondi attack exposes Australian agency failures
A former top US intelligence officer says Australian agencies failed to share critical clues before the Bondi massacre. Could better intel sharing have prevented the tragedy? Read the full analysis.
Man dies after being pulled from water at Dunsborough
A 70-year-old man has died after being pulled from the water at Dunsborough Beach. Emergency services responded but could not save him. A report is being prepared for the coroner.
Rillie Challenges Wildcats to Fix Home Form Slump
Perth Wildcats coach John Rillie urges his players to address their inconsistent home performances ahead of their final RAC Arena game before a lengthy road trip. Key players face fitness tests.
Ex-Bunnings Boss John Gillam Named SGH Chair
John Gillam, former Bunnings managing director, will become chair of industrial group SGH in June. He brings extensive ASX board experience to drive shareholder value. Read the full story.
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