Saffioti on National Day of Mourning's Universal Message
WA Deputy Premier Rita Saffioti emphasises the National Day of Mourning's role in promoting reflection and unity, urging all Australians to engage with its important themes.
Category : Politics
ACT Police Gun Use in Youth Arrests Revealed
ACT police disclosed 22 incidents where firearms were drawn during arrests in 2025, including three involving minors, following a controversial gunpoint arrest of an Aboriginal teenager.
Coalition Chaos: Nationals Rebel on Hate Speech Bill
The Coalition faces internal turmoil as Nationals MPs defy party lines on hate speech legislation, leading to resignations and leadership questions while Prime Minister Albanese watches.
Audit Finds 200+ Travel Breaches at Crime Agency
A national audit has uncovered more than 200 breaches of travel rules at the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission, with officials frequently bypassing cheapest flights.
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Canberra Residents Voice Concerns Over Declining Services
Multiple Canberra residents express frustration with declining community services, rising costs, and questionable infrastructure priorities under the Barr government in letters to the editor.
Canberra Woman Investigated for Murder While Facing Attempted Murder
A 37-year-old Canberra woman accused of attempted murder is now under investigation for the suspicious death of a second man at her Braddon unit, with mental health concerns raised in court.
East Fremantle Community Workshops for Future Planning
The Town of East Fremantle invites residents and businesses to participate in community workshops to help shape the council's 10-year strategic plan, building on positive community scorecard results.
Honeysuckle Car Parks Close for Tower Demolition
Sixty prime car parks at Honeysuckle will close for three weeks as an old navigation tower is demolished. Temporary parking will be provided during the works, with the project set to improve parking efficiency.
Anti-Hate Laws Pass Australian Parliament
The Australian Parliament has passed new anti-hate legislation aimed at strengthening protections against hate speech and discrimination, marking a significant step in national efforts to promote social cohesion.
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Trump's 2026 Greenland Bid: Strategy or Politics?
Former US President Donald Trump reportedly eyes a renewed bid to purchase Greenland in 2026, sparking geopolitical debate and questions over its feasibility and motives.
NZ PM Luxon Sets 2026 Election Date, Political Battle Looms
New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has officially announced the date for the country's next general election, scheduled for 2026, marking a key milestone in the nation's political calendar.
Nationals Senators Hate Speech Backlash
Nationals senators have sparked controversy with remarks labelled as hate speech, drawing criticism from political opponents and advocacy groups.
Union Claims Coober Pedy Police Shortages Overlooked for Years
A union has raised serious concerns about dangerous police shortages in Coober Pedy, alleging the issue has been neglected for years, impacting community safety in the remote South Australian town.
ACME Politics Backfires on Opposition Leader Sussan Ley
Sussan Ley's political strategy has spectacularly backfired, with Coalition disarray over hate speech laws and gun legislation undermining her leadership and boosting fringe parties.
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Government Defends Post Office Grant in Newcastle Letters
Newcastle residents voice opinions on post office restoration, Bondi massacre politics, healthcare funding, and Australia Day in latest letters to the editor covering diverse community concerns.
Coalition Crisis: Mass Resignations After Hate Speech Bill
The Coalition faces internal collapse as mass Nationals resignations follow a hate speech bill split, damaging Liberal leader Sussan Ley's authority and raising questions about the opposition's future viability.
Jessica Page Derails Roger Cook's Green Energy Dream
A stark reality check from Jessica Page has disrupted Roger Cook's ambitious green energy plans, highlighting significant challenges in Western Australia's renewable transition.
Cook Rules Out Perth Pub Lockout Laws as Clumsy
Western Australian Premier Roger Cook has dismissed the possibility of introducing pub lockout laws in Perth, describing such measures as potentially clumsy and ineffective for the city.
Littleproud Quits Shadow Cabinet, Coalition Splits Again
Nationals leader David Littleproud and all eight Nationals frontbenchers resign from Sussan Ley's shadow cabinet after senators defied party solidarity on hate speech bill vote.
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Councillor Slammed for Insensitive Post After Fatal Crash
A regional councillor faces backlash for posting insensitive comments on social media following a double fatal car crash in Black Springs, NSW, with calls for her sacking.
Perth Mother 'Acutely Unwell' in Baby Murder Case
A forensic psychiatrist has found Alanah Gail Smithwick, accused of murdering her eight-month-old baby, is suffering from psychosis and currently unfit to stand trial in Perth.
Senior Barrister Charged Over Child Abuse Material
A prominent Sydney barrister with decades of criminal law experience faces serious charges after allegedly possessing child abuse material discovered at the airport.
Canberra Man Jailed for Retaliatory Revenge Porn Offences
A Canberra man has been sentenced to prison for distributing intimate images without consent, with the court hearing he shared a second explicit photo minutes after being notified of charges for the initial offence.
Perth Lawyer on Beckham Family Name Rights Feud
A Perth trademark lawyer calls David and Victoria Beckham's alleged attempt to have son Brooklyn sign away name rights 'extraordinary' amid explosive family feud claims.
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Police Commissioner Responds to Mullewa Fugitive Questions
WA Police Commissioner Col Blanch has responded to inquiries regarding the ongoing search for fugitive Kenneth Giles in Mullewa, providing updates on the investigation.
Man Argues Autism Affected Voyeurism Understanding
A Mangerton man who filmed a naked woman through a bathroom window argued his autism prevented him from knowing it was wrong. The magistrate sentenced him to a community correction order.
Kuranda Man Charged Over Alleged Mareeba Stabbing
A man from Kuranda has been formally charged with grievous bodily harm following an alleged stabbing incident in Mareeba, as Queensland Police continue their investigation into the serious assault.
Senator Susan McDonald Quits Shadow Cabinet in Hate Speech Revolt
LNP Senator Susan McDonald has resigned from the federal opposition's shadow cabinet, citing strong opposition to proposed hate speech laws. The move highlights internal divisions within the Coalition.
Romantic Rock Theft Before Club Meltdown in Wollongong
A man stole a decorative rock from a Wollongong club as a gift for his girlfriend, then caused a scene in the gaming lounge. He was convicted without penalty in court.
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Bail Denied for Woman in Carrington Hotel Stabbing Case
A 22-year-old woman accused of stabbing a man at a Carrington hotel claims she was a domestic violence victim, but police allege the attack occurred after violence had ceased.
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