Advance Lobby Group Accused of Fueling Community Division
The lobby group Advance, with significant funding, is under scrutiny for allegedly deepening societal divides through its political campaigns and messaging strategies.
Category : Politics
Prolific Abuser Jailed for Violent Threats in ACT Supreme Court
A prolific abuser has been sentenced to prison by the ACT Supreme Court for making violent threats, highlighting ongoing efforts to address domestic violence and protect victims in the Australian Capital Territory.
ACT Indigenous Sexual Violence Service Nguru to Close
The Nguru program, a vital ACT service supporting Indigenous survivors of sexual violence, is set to close due to funding issues, sparking community concern.
Calls to End Secrecy in Overseas War Decisions
Experts and advocates are pushing for greater transparency in Australia's overseas military decisions, arguing that current secrecy undermines democratic accountability and public trust.
Australia Sends Military Aid to Gulf Amid Rising Tensions
The Australian government has announced a deployment of military personnel and assets to the Gulf region to assist with security operations and humanitarian efforts.
WA E-Rideable Rules Delayed for National Crackdown
Western Australia's plans for stricter registration and penalties for e-scooters and e-bikes are on hold as the state awaits a nationwide regulatory framework to ensure consistency.
Michael Barnes's $80k US Travel Bill Before Quitting
Former WA public servant Michael Barnes incurred over $80,000 in travel expenses to attend an Ivy League school in the US, raising questions about spending oversight.
Cook's Wellard to West Perth Swap Raises Eyebrows
The Cook government's decision to relocate from Wellard to West Perth sparks criticism over transparency and political optics in Western Australia.
Government Silent on Iranian Soccer Team's Future
The Australian government remains tight-lipped about the future of the Iranian soccer team, sparking speculation and diplomatic concerns amid ongoing tensions.
Roger Cook Feels Pinch from Government Decisions
Premier Roger Cook faces political pressure as his government's policies, including housing and economic measures, lead to public backlash and internal challenges.
Man Allegedly Called 234 Times Before Attempted Murder
Mihael Vrhovsek, a Rivervale man, is accused of making 234 calls and texts to a woman before a suspected attempted murder, with court proceedings ongoing.
Council Vote on Minmi Road 40km/h Zone Changes
Newcastle City Council is set to vote on proposed changes to introduce a 40km/h speed zone on Minmi Road, sparking debate over safety and traffic flow.
Man jailed for kicking pregnant woman after bail
A violent offender has been sentenced to jail for assaulting a pregnant woman just days after being released on bail for a Christmas Day stabbing incident.
Townsville Court Docket: March 9 Appearances Detailed
A comprehensive rundown of all individuals scheduled to appear at the Townsville Magistrates Court on Monday, March 9, covering various charges and legal proceedings.
Townsville District Court Sittings Set for March 9
The District Court of Queensland will hold sittings in Townsville on March 9, with a range of cases listed for hearing. This session is part of regular judicial activities in the region.
Mason Parker in Townsville Court on Child Abuse Charges
Mason Parker faced Townsville Magistrates Court on charges related to child abuse material, with the case adjourned for further proceedings.
Ethan Yates Sentenced for Tool Theft in Townsville
Ethan Wayne Yates has been sentenced in Townsville Magistrates Court for stealing tools, highlighting local crime enforcement and legal consequences for theft offenses.
Police Use Stinger to Stop Stolen Car Convoy in Townsville
Townsville police successfully deployed a stinger device to stop a convoy of stolen vehicles after a high-speed chase, leading to multiple arrests and charges.
Australians Get 16 Years for Bali Murder, Third Man Awaits Fate
Two Australian men have been convicted of murder in Bali and sentenced to 16 years each, with a third co-accused set to learn his verdict soon. The case involves the premeditated shooting of a Melbourne father.
Calderwood Cannabis Operation Woman Sentenced for Role
A woman has been sentenced for her involvement in a large-scale cannabis operation in Calderwood, highlighting ongoing law enforcement efforts against drug cultivation in the region.
Girl Accused of Sister's Murder Hasn't Entered Plea After Two Years
A young girl accused of murdering her 10-year-old sister has not entered a plea after two years, with the case remaining in Newcastle's Children's Court amid ongoing legal complexities.
Dr Linda Kirk Denies Father's Child Interview Request
Dr Linda Kirk, a former Labor senator, has refused a father's request for a child interview in a family court case, citing concerns over the child's welfare and potential harm.
Premier Cook Says He Can't Afford Wellard on $400k Salary
Western Australian Premier Roger Cook reveals he cannot afford to live in Wellard and commute to West Perth, despite his $400,000 annual salary, highlighting housing affordability issues.
Man Claims Explosives Found at Home Were for Rabbit Control
A Perth Hills resident, Karl Arnold Davey, has told authorities that improvised explosives discovered at his property were intended for rabbit pest control, sparking a legal and community debate.
$98.55M Canberra Road Upgrade Saves Only Two Minutes
A $98.55 million upgrade to Athllon Drive in Canberra has reduced travel times by only two minutes, sparking debate over cost-effectiveness and infrastructure priorities.
Man in Court Over $22M Cannabis Raid in Newcastle
Quang Toan Dang has appeared in Newcastle Local Court on charges related to a $22 million cannabis raid, with police alleging a large-scale operation involving hydroponic equipment.
Second Canberra Police Station Hit by Flooding
A second police station in Canberra has been affected by flooding, raising concerns about operational disruptions and infrastructure resilience in the capital.
Suspicious Fire at Housing ACT Home in Gordon Under Probe
A suspicious fire at a Housing ACT property in Gordon has prompted a police investigation, with authorities treating the blaze as deliberate and urging witnesses to come forward.
Cairns MP Warns of Ethics Risks Under New Local Laws
Michael Healy, Member for Cairns, raises concerns that recent local government reforms could increase ethical breaches and corruption, urging stricter oversight.
Five FNQ Councils Assessed for Land Valuation Amid Change Pleas
Five Far North Queensland councils are undergoing land valuation assessments as local governments push for reforms to address property tax concerns and economic impacts.
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