Explosive Device Found at Geelong West Units
Victoria Police Bomb Squad called to a Geelong West unit complex after the discovery of a suspicious device. Residents evacuated as a precaution. Full details on the incident and police response.
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Man refused bail over alleged Townsville drug operation
Sebastian Carl Stanley faces court after police allegedly uncover a significant drug operation in Townsville. Bail refused as investigation continues.
Silvagni Appeals Rape Convictions Over Judge's Errors
Tom Silvagni, son of AFL legend Stephen Silvagni, seeks to overturn two rape convictions, arguing trial judge Gregory Lyon made legal errors. His appeal was lodged in January.
WA Health Audit Reveals 'Embarrassing' Hospital Disrepair
A damning audit reveals Western Australia's public hospitals are plagued by thousands of maintenance failures. Discover the shocking findings and the government's delayed response.
Woman released after Cringila tussle with police
A 36-year-old Wollongong woman has been released from custody after a physical struggle with officers in Cringila, described in court as 'juvenile' behaviour. Read the full details.
Woman denied bail over alleged dog theft, car attack in Canberra
A Canberra magistrate has labelled allegations a woman stole her ex-partner's dog and then deliberately hit him with her car as 'alarming'. The 27-year-old was denied bail in the ACT Magistrates Court. Read the full report.
RAC Executive to Lead WA Business Lobby CCIWA
The Chamber of Commerce and Industry WA names RAC executive as its new CEO, tasked with championing WA business interests. Discover the strategic leadership change.
Man charged over Canberra home shootings, dog killed
A 33-year-old man faces serious charges, including attempted murder, after a series of targeted shootings in Canberra last March left one man with life-threatening injuries and a dog dead. Read the latest court details.
Pipe Bomb Scare in Canberra Sparks Major Police Probe
Nearly a dozen pipe bombs discovered on Canberra footpaths and parks. Police urge public not to touch devices and call triple zero immediately. Full details.
Man charged over online threats to PM and NSW Premier
A Western Australian man faces court accused of sending online threats to kill Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and NSW Premier Chris Minns. Read the full details of the disturbing case.
Ballajura fire latest in Perth's illicit tobacco war
WA Police's Taskforce Maverick investigates a suspicious fire at Ballajura City Shopping Centre, the second blaze in 24 hours, linked to the state's illicit tobacco trade. Anyone with information should contact Crime Stoppers.
Cost-of-living blamed for bizarre Christmas cafe theft
A Keiraville man has pleaded guilty to stealing wine, cash and souvenir spoons from a University of Wollongong cafe on Christmas Day, citing financial pressure. Read the full court details.
New Hate Speech Laws: 10-Year Jail Terms Proposed
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke says proposed laws targeting hate speech and guns are a direct response to the Bondi terror attack. The Opposition criticises the speed and religious exemptions.
Townsville Magistrates Court cases for Thursday, January 15
A detailed look at the cases heard at Townsville Magistrates Court on Thursday, January 15, including charges of assault, theft, and driving offences. Stay informed on local legal proceedings.
15 cases heard at Cairns Magistrates Court Thursday
A full list of matters before the Cairns Magistrates Court on Thursday, January 15. From traffic offences to drug charges, see who appeared and the outcomes.
Geelong Court Appearances for Thursday, January 15
A full rundown of who faced Geelong Magistrates' Court on Thursday, January 15, including charges and case details. Stay informed on local justice proceedings.
Rock Attacks on Yarrabah Health Workers Prompt Safety Crisis
Health workers in Yarrabah are under siege from rock-throwing youths, forcing clinic closures and threatening vital services. Community leaders demand immediate intervention to protect staff and patients.
Cairns Councillor Questions Social Housing Density in Suburb
Cairns Councillor Brett Moller questions the concentration of social housing in Edmonton, calling for 'common sense' and a city-wide approach to distribution. Read his concerns.
Mareeba Mayor Lobbies for More Kuranda Police Officers
Mareeba Shire Mayor Angela Toppin is urgently lobbying Queensland ministers for a permanent police presence in Kuranda to combat rising crime and ensure community safety. Read about her campaign.
Mother avoids jail for donkey-kicking police officer
A Townsville mother has received a suspended sentence after a violent altercation where she donkey-kicked a police officer. Read the full court details.
Queensland Councils Split Over Mayoral Power Plan
A controversial state government proposal to grant Queensland mayors more authority, including hiring and firing CEOs, has sparked a fierce rift among local councils. Discover the details of the plan and the heated debate.
Cessnock Council votes for 40% rates rise proposal
Cessnock City Council will apply for a near 40% rate increase. If approved, residents could pay almost $600 more from 2027. Read the full debate and councillor reactions.
Police car rammed in wild Sydney pursuit, one arrested
A high-speed police chase in Sydney's west ended with a patrol car rammed and a woman arrested. The male driver remains at large. Follow live updates.
Canberra agencies locked out of federal ad contracts
A Canberra Times analysis reveals no local agencies are on the federal government's high-value advertising panel, with millions flowing to Sydney and Melbourne firms. Discover the details and the government's response.
Albanese's Royal Commission decision ignites debate
As Parliament resumes, PM Albanese faces scrutiny over the delayed Royal Commission call. Readers debate antisemitism, bushfires, and foreign policy in a heated letters section.
Audit Calls for More Diversity Targets in ACT Public Service
A new audit recommends the ACT public service set more employment targets and introduce mandatory training to improve workforce diversity, particularly for First Nations and disabled staff.
WA's 50c fare cap saves commuters millions
Western Australia's 50c fare cap is putting millions back in the pockets of Perth commuters. Transport Minister Rita Saffioti details the massive savings and the future of affordable public transport.
Geelong Social Worker Charged Over Rape Clinic Incident
A Geelong social worker has been charged with sexually penetrating a woman at a rape clinic. The alleged assault occurred in 2021. Read the shocking details.
Writer Abdel-Fattah sues NSW Premier over comments
Prominent writer Sara Abdel-Fattah has launched defamation proceedings against NSW Premier Chris Minns. The legal action follows public remarks made by the Premier in 2023. Read the full story.
Libs Pitch New Future for Old Women's and Children's Hospital
The SA Liberals pledge to transform the current Women's and Children's Hospital into a health precinct if they win the March state election. Discover the 'bold thinking' behind the plan.
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