Winter Strategy Numbers Don't Add Up for Government
Analysis reveals the government's winter strategy faces credibility issues as key numbers fail to align, raising concerns about policy effectiveness and public trust.
Category : Politics
Court Upholds Dangerous Dog Ruling in Cairns Attack Case
A Cairns court has rejected an appeal by dog owners, maintaining dangerous and menacing declarations after an unprovoked attack. The decision underscores public safety concerns.
Jury to Deliberate in Child Sex Abuse Trial of OAM Recipient
The jury is set to retire in the trial of Geoffrey Guest, an OAM recipient accused of child sex abuse. The case involves multiple charges and has drawn significant public attention in Cairns.
Fairy Meadow Man Sentenced for Christmas Chaos in Court
A Fairy Meadow man has been sentenced in Wollongong Local Court for causing chaos during Christmas, with details of the incident and legal outcome revealed.
Iran Conflict Cancels Flights, Petrol Costs to Rise
The escalating conflict in Iran has led to flight cancellations and is expected to drive up petrol prices in Australia, impacting travel and consumer budgets.
Mark Parton: Every Policy on Table for Canberra Liberals
Canberra Liberals leader Mark Parton announces a thorough policy review, leaving all options open to address community concerns and improve electoral prospects.
Hybrid Work Rises in APS Despite Political Pressure
Hybrid work arrangements have increased significantly in the Australian Public Service, with over 60% of employees now working remotely part-time, despite ongoing political scrutiny and calls for a return to office.
Australia to Set Up Permanent Air Base in Middle East
The Australian government announces plans to build a permanent air base in the Middle East, enhancing military presence and security cooperation in the region.
John Howard and Amy Remeikis on 7am Podcast
Former Prime Minister John Howard and political journalist Amy Remeikis engage in a detailed conversation on the 7am podcast, analyzing current political trends and historical insights.
Guide to Voting in the 2026 South Australian State Election
Learn about early voting, postal ballots, and polling day details for the 2026 State Election in South Australia, with insights from the Electoral Commission.
One Nation Candidate Criticised Over Aboriginal Greeting Sign
An Aboriginal Elder expresses disappointment after One Nation's South Australian candidate makes derogatory comments about a Kaurna greeting sign at Adelaide University, sparking debate.
Top SA Liberal Resigns from Party in Major Setback
A high-ranking South Australian Liberal Party official has resigned, marking another significant departure amid internal turmoil and raising questions about the party's future direction.
SA Election: Seniors Card and Export Promises
Labor pledges to expand Seniors Card access, while Liberals vow to revive a program aiding SA businesses in foreign markets, as election promises heat up.
Canadian PM in Australia for Security Talks
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has landed in Sydney for a three-day visit aimed at strengthening defence and security cooperation between Canada and Australia.
Geelong Mayoral Vote Stalls, Legal Action Looms
The election for Geelong's mayor has hit a snag, with delays prompting potential court action and highlighting ongoing council disputes over governance and finances.
Geelong Court Docket for March 3: All Appearances Listed
A comprehensive rundown of all individuals scheduled to appear at the Geelong Magistrates Court on Tuesday, March 3, detailing the day's legal proceedings and cases.
Geelong County Court Daily Proceedings for March 3, 2026
A comprehensive list of all individuals scheduled to appear at the Geelong County Court on Tuesday, March 3, 2026, detailing the daily legal activities and hearings in the region.
Police Probe Belmont Car Fire Cause in Geelong
Authorities are investigating a suspicious car fire in Belmont, Geelong, with no injuries reported. The incident occurred overnight, and police are urging witnesses to come forward.
Eddy Kontelj to Join Brother in Geelong Council Leadership
Eddy Kontelj is poised to join his brother Stretch on the Geelong City Council, potentially forming a sibling leadership duo in local government.
WA Premier Vows Lessons from Teen's Death After Hospital
Western Australia's Premier Roger Cook pledges to learn from the devastating death of a teenager hours after leaving hospital, sparking a review of mental health protocols.
Cocaine, Guns, Cash Seized in Mongols Bikie Gang Crackdown
A major police operation in Cairns has resulted in the seizure of cocaine, firearms, and cash, targeting the Mongols outlaw motorcycle gang.
Deputy Premier Criticizes MP Over Gaza Remarks
Deputy Premier Cameron Dick has condemned comments by Far North Queensland MP Craig Crawford regarding the Gaza conflict, sparking a political dispute in Queensland.
WA Health Minister Won't Guarantee Ambulance Transfers for Mums
Western Australia's Health Minister has refused to commit to statewide ambulance transfers for mothers in labour, following a concerning incident of a baby born on a freeway.
Lake Macquarie Uses Remote Mower for Safety and Savings
Lake Macquarie City Council has introduced a remote-controlled mower to reduce risks for workers and cut operational costs, improving maintenance in challenging areas.
Police Detail Fatal Confrontation in Stockton Siege
Tactical officers have described the fatal confrontation with Krista Kach during the Stockton siege, revealing details of the intense standoff and the events leading to her death.
SA Election: Leaders Campaign as Pressure Mounts
With the South Australian election approaching, Premier Peter Malinauskas and Liberal Leader Ashton Hurn are campaigning vigorously across Adelaide and regional areas, facing voters and cameras.
Liberal Review Calls 2025 Campaign Worst Ever
An internal Liberal Party review has concluded that the 2025 federal election campaign was the worst in the party's history, citing strategic failures and poor messaging.
Man Arrested for Murder After Adelaide Hills Home Disturbance
A 25-year-old man has been arrested and is expected to be charged with murder after a 39-year-old man died following a disturbance at a home in Mount Barker. Police confirm the incident was not random.
Man Fatally Shot by Police in Brisbane Knife Incident
A man armed with a knife was fatally shot by police in Tingalpa, Brisbane, after approaching officers. The incident is under review as Thurston St remains closed.
Teen Found Not Guilty in Adelaide Avenue Fatal Crash
A teenager has been found not guilty of manslaughter following a fatal crash on Adelaide Avenue, with the court ruling the incident was an accident rather than criminal negligence.
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