SA Government Launches Daily Video News Service (21.04.2026)
The South Australian government has introduced a daily video news service to enhance public communication and transparency, starting April 20, 2026.
Category : Politics
One Nation Support Slumps from Historic Peaks
Support for Pauline Hanson's One Nation party has significantly declined from its record highs, according to recent polling data, raising questions about its political influence.
Ben Roberts-Smith Issues Statement Amid Legal Proceedings
Former SAS soldier Ben Roberts-Smith has released a public statement addressing recent developments in his defamation case and ongoing legal battles.
SA May Appoint Minister for Men in New Role
South Australia is exploring the creation of a Minister for Men to address issues like mental health and workplace safety, sparking debate on gender-specific policies.
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SA Election Avoids Chaos Title as Vote Counting Questions Grow
South Australia narrowly escaped being labeled the 'nincompoop democracy capital' amid election issues, including slow polling, staff problems, and delayed vote discoveries.
Inside Cop Killer's Shipping Container Hideout Revealed by Drone
New drone video shows the squalid conditions inside the shipping container where Dezi Freeman hid before police shot him dead. The footage reveals bullet holes, personal items, and makeshift living arrangements.
AI Cameras Under Fire After 60% Win Seatbelt Fine Appeals
State-of-the-art AI cameras face intense scrutiny after a staggering 60% of motorists successfully appealed seatbelt fines, raising questions about accuracy and fairness.
Ben Roberts-Smith Reports Under New Bail in War Crimes Case
Accused war criminal Ben Roberts-Smith reported to NSW police under strict bail, marking a dramatic shift for Australia's most decorated soldier facing murder charges.
Wollongong Council Budget Shows City Is Thriving
Wollongong City Council's draft budget reveals strong financial health with investments in infrastructure and community services, debunking claims of a 'dead city'.
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Scrap AUKUS, Invest $360B in Defense and Fuel: Call
Cameron Milner argues Australia should abandon the AUKUS pact and redirect $360 billion to defensive capabilities and domestic fuel supply for greater security.
Chalmers Must Cut NDIS Costs: Hard Call Ahead
Treasurer Jim Chalmers is under pressure to make difficult decisions regarding the National Disability Insurance Scheme's escalating expenses as budget concerns mount.
Shane Rattenbury Steps Down from ACT Politics
Shane Rattenbury, the first global Greens speaker, has announced his resignation from ACT politics after 15 years, citing personal reasons and a desire for new challenges.
Kiama Council Deal Could Avert Service Cuts
Kiama Council is considering an unsolicited corporate proposal that could help avoid significant service cuts, as the local government faces financial pressures.
Calls to Revive First Nations Cultural Centre in Cairns
Community leaders and advocates are urging renewed efforts to establish a First Nations cultural centre in Cairns, aiming to preserve and celebrate Indigenous heritage.
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Five Cairns Teens Charged Over Stolen Car Joyride
Five teenagers have been charged in Cairns following a dangerous driving incident involving allegedly stolen vehicles, with police highlighting community safety concerns.
Cairns Court: Monday's Full Appearance List
A comprehensive rundown of all individuals scheduled to appear at Cairns Magistrates Court on Monday, April 20, detailing the day's legal proceedings.
Cairns District Court Sittings Resume in April 2024
The Cairns District Court will hold sittings from April 20, 2024, addressing a backlog of cases. This move aims to improve judicial efficiency and access to justice in the region.
Teen Denied Bail Over Townsville Home Break-In
A teenager has been refused bail in Townsville after being accused of a disturbing home break-in and ransacking, with the court citing community safety concerns.
Nick Dametto Reflects on First Six Months as Mayor
Townsville Mayor Nick Dametto shares insights on his initial six months in office, highlighting key achievements and challenges faced in local governance.
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Townsville Mayor Demands More Police in Letter to Minister
Townsville Mayor Troy Dametto has written to the Police Minister, calling for increased police presence to address rising aggression and crime in the city.
Kyle Scovazzi Faces Drink-Drive Charge in Ingham Court
Kyle Scovazzi appeared in Ingham Magistrates Court on a drink-driving charge related to an incident in Cloncurry, with police alleging he was over the legal limit.
Townsville District Court Sittings Start April 20
The District Court of Queensland will hold sittings in Townsville from April 20, handling a range of criminal and civil cases locally to improve access to justice.
Townsville Court Appearances on Monday, April 20
A busy day at Townsville Magistrates Court on Monday, April 20, with various individuals facing charges including traffic offenses and property crimes.
QCAT Hearings in Townsville on Monday, April 20
The Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal (QCAT) has scheduled hearings for Monday, April 20, in Townsville, covering various civil and administrative disputes.
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Opposition Demands for Cleveland Work Plan Dismissed
The Queensland government has dismissed opposition demands for a detailed work plan for Cleveland, citing existing strategies and ongoing community consultation efforts.
MP Natalie Marr Admits Crime Efforts Are Not Good Enough
Thuringowa MP Natalie Marr has publicly acknowledged that current crime-fighting initiatives in her electorate are insufficient, sparking calls for urgent action and policy reforms.
Sailor Sentenced for Townsville Property Crime Spree
Reagan Samuel Sailor has been sentenced in Townsville District Court for a series of property crimes, including break-ins and thefts across the region.
Army Vehicle Fleet Paused Again Over Safety Fears
The Australian Army has temporarily halted its entire vehicle fleet for the second time due to serious safety issues, raising concerns about operational readiness and maintenance protocols.
Man Charged with Sexual Touching of Girl in Albion Park
A 22-year-old man has been charged with sexually touching a 12-year-old girl in Albion Park, with police investigating a separate suspicious approach incident involving two other girls on the same day.
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Kiama Council: 9% Rate Hike or 30 Jobs Cut for Budget
Kiama Council is considering a 9% rate increase or cutting 30 jobs to address a budget shortfall, sparking community debate over financial priorities.
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