Cops Handcuff Stab Victim Henry Nowak as He Begs for Help
UK police bodycam footage shows 18-year-old Henry Nowak handcuffed and bleeding to death after being stabbed by a Sikh man, with officers ignoring his pleas for help.
Category : Australia
Boy Hit by Police Car in Sydney, Hospitalised
A nine-year-old boy is in stable condition after being struck by a police car responding to a fire on Sydney's north shore. The driver tested negative for alcohol.
Maga influencer pleads guilty to London tube assault
Melissa Rein Lively, founder of an 'anti-woke' PR firm, admitted assaulting a woman at Bond Street tube station and agreed to pay £910 compensation.
Barnaby Joyce rallies anti-abortion activists ahead of NSW vote
Barnaby Joyce addresses anti-abortion protesters in Sydney, urging pressure on Nationals MPs to criminalise sex-selective abortions ahead of a tight NSW upper house vote.
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Damaging Winds and Rain Batter WA Coast on Long Weekend
Perth's WA Day long weekend was hit by severe storms with damaging winds, heavy rain, and power outages affecting thousands. The storm is expected to ease by Monday.
WA Storm Leaves Thousands Without Power, Heads East
A severe storm has battered Western Australia, causing widespread damage, power outages for 70,000 homes, and tree-related accidents. The system is now moving towards Victoria and South Australia.
Perth Storm Cleanup After Once-in-Five-Year Event
Perth is cleaning up after a massive storm left 70,000 without power, fallen trees, flooding, and road closures. High tide warnings remain for coastal areas.
Stirling Bulk Verge Trial in Doubt Over High Costs
A planned bulk verge collection trial in four City of Stirling suburbs faces uncertainty after quotes came in 138% over budget, with costs exceeding $1.4 million.
Hutton Street Extension Delayed to 2027 Despite Approval
The Hutton Street extension in Osborne Park clears a planning hurdle but construction is pushed back to 2027, with completion expected by mid-2028.
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Manjimup farmers market to launch in September
The Manjimup Farmers Market Collective will launch on September 20 at Heritage Park, showcasing Southern Forests produce, chef demos, and grower talks.
WA Drivers Can Donate $100 Fuel Payment to 15 Charities
Western Australian drivers who don't want to keep their $100 fuel payment can donate it to one of 15 charities, including Telethon and Foodbank, starting next month.
Perth Peak-Hour Crashes Cause Major Traffic Delays
Motorists in Perth face significant delays due to multiple crashes and breakdowns on major routes including Tonkin Highway, Kwinana Freeway, and Canning Highway during Tuesday morning peak-hour.
Tash Peterson Arrested, Fined in QLD for Public Nuisance
Animal activist Tash Peterson says she was arrested and fined in Queensland for being a 'public nuisance' after confronting a reptile stall and pedestrians in Surfers Paradise.
Perth councils propose rate hikes above 6% for 2026-27
The Cities of Joondalup and Wanneroo propose rate revenue increases of 6.5% and 6% respectively, above inflation, to address financial shortfalls.
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Urgent Search for Missing Mandurah Woman Leonie Kerr
WA Police urgently seek Leonie Karen Kerr, 61, missing from Dudley Park, Mandurah since Tuesday 12pm with a small white dog, last seen on Darwin Terrace.
Albany Bakery Fined Over $60,000 for Health Violations
Albany French Hot Bread Shop fined $60,750 after health inspections revealed rodent droppings, raw meat juice on bread, mould, and lack of handwashing. The bakery has temporarily closed for renovations.
Kwinana Freeway Breakdown Causes Peak Hour Traffic Chaos
A breakdown on Kwinana Freeway southbound threw Perth motorists into peak hour chaos Tuesday evening. The right lane was closed but has since cleared, though traffic remains slow.
Reader Letters: One Nation, Trauma, Driver Fatigue
Today's letters cover One Nation's integrity, the overuse of 'crisis', trauma trivialisation, and a clever tip for driver fatigue using apples.
3 Ways Schools Can Help Students Stay Until Year 12
Nearly 20% of Australian students drop out before Year 12. Research highlights three areas schools can focus on to boost retention: effective teaching, classroom management, and student-teacher relationships.
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One Nation's Appeal to Women Reflects Global Far-Right Trend
Pauline Hanson's One Nation is gaining support among Australian women, reflecting a global trend of women leading and voting for far-right parties, challenging traditional gender norms.
First Nations opposition to Brisbane Olympic stadium explained
Construction begins on Brisbane's controversial Olympic stadium at Victoria Park, sparking anger from First Nations groups due to the site's deep cultural heritage and environmental significance.
Declining Birth Rates: A Global Concern for Australia
Birth rates are falling worldwide, including Australia, raising economic and social concerns. Experts call for comprehensive policies to address housing, gender equality, and climate change.
One Nation Surges: Hanson Could Be De Facto Opposition by 2028
Polls show One Nation ahead of Labor and Coalition, with Pauline Hanson eyeing prime ministership. Can the insurgent party become the main opposition by 2028?
NZ National Party's Plan to Scrap Character References
New Zealand's National Party proposes to stop judges from considering 'good character' references when sentencing sexual offenders, sparking debate on wider sentencing reform.
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Aboriginal Fight Against Smallpox in 1830s Revealed
New research uncovers how Wiradjuri, Gomeroi, and Wailwan peoples used isolation, treatments, and vaccination to survive the 1830s smallpox epidemic in southeastern Australia.
A million dollars a day: why NZ's remand system is broken
New Zealand spends nearly $1 million daily on remanding low-risk defendants. Reforming bail laws, not building more prisons, is the smarter solution for public safety and the budget.
Angus Taylor 'Arrogant Prick' Comment in Parliament
A heated exchange in Parliament sees Labor MP using unparliamentary language against Angus Taylor, highlighting rising tensions and evolving decorum in Australian politics.
Federal Lobbying: 80% Unregulated, Report Finds
A new report reveals that 80% of federal lobbying in Australia is unregulated, raising concerns about transparency and influence in government decision-making.
ANU Breached Safety Laws: Comcare
A Comcare investigation found the Australian National University breached safety laws after a worker was injured. The university faces legal action over workplace health and safety failures.
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Crack Down on Kids Misusing E-Bikes
The Canberra Times editorial calls for stricter regulations on e-bike use by children, citing safety concerns and the need for enforcement to prevent accidents and misuse.
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