Albanese's Mid-Century Modern Home in Sydney Revealed
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese resides in a mid-century modern home in Sydney's inner west, blending architectural history with his political life.
Category : Politics
US Global Policing Flawed Intelligence: Hull Analysis
Crispin Hull critiques US global policing, highlighting flawed intelligence and severe consequences, urging a reassessment of foreign policy strategies.
Crossbench Targets 'Jobs for Mates' with New Laws
Independent and minor party MPs are pushing for legislation to curb political appointments, aiming to increase transparency and accountability in public sector hiring.
Govt Data Duplication Costs Billions in Waste
A new report reveals Australian government agencies waste billions annually by duplicating data, with poor coordination and outdated systems driving inefficiencies.
John Howard's 2007 Election Win: A Retrospective
A detailed look back at John Howard's 2007 election victory, exploring its political impact, key policies, and lasting legacy in Australian politics.
Speirs Back in SA Politics, Lacks High-Place Friends
David Speirs has re-entered South Australian politics as Opposition Leader, but internal party conflicts and a lack of support from key figures threaten his effectiveness in this new role.
Newcastle's Aquatic Centre Debate: Duplication vs. Planning
A reader argues that upgrading Lambton Pool should be Newcastle's priority over a second indoor aquatic centre at Broadmeadow, calling for better planning to preserve green space.
Geelong Court Appearances for March 2, 2026: Complete Docket
A comprehensive rundown of all individuals scheduled to appear at Geelong County Court on Monday, March 2, 2026, covering local legal proceedings and case details.
Geelong Court Appearances for Monday March 2
A comprehensive rundown of all individuals scheduled to appear at the Geelong Magistrates Court on Monday, March 2, detailing the local legal proceedings for the day.
Geelong Councillor Accused of Breaching Voter Trust
A Geelong councillor faces accusations from a political rival of betraying voter trust after switching allegiance to the Liberal Party, sparking a heated local debate.
Public Service Gender Pay Gap Persists Despite Progress
A new report shows the gender pay gap in the Australian public service remains significant, with women earning less than men on average, despite some recent improvements in representation.
Albanese Must Keep Resolve on Iran, Editorial Says
An editorial calls for Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to uphold a strong position on Iran, emphasizing Australia's role in international diplomacy and security concerns.
99-Year-Old Denies Historic Abuse Claims in Cairns
Geoffrey Guest, aged 99, has pleaded not guilty to historic abuse charges in Cairns court, with his lawyer stating the alleged incidents never occurred.
Perth Housing Crisis Puts Cook Government on Notice
A new survey reveals housing affordability is the biggest issue for Perth voters, putting the Cook government under scrutiny ahead of potential state elections.
Newcastle Council in NSW Top 10 for Ombudsman Complaints
City of Newcastle Council has been ranked among the top 10 councils in New South Wales for the highest number of complaints lodged with the Ombudsman, according to recent data.
WA Terror Plot Accused: Identity of 20-Year-Old Revealed
Jayson Joseph Michaels, a 20-year-old from Bindoon, is accused of planning mass casualty attacks on WA Parliament, police HQ, and places of worship. Police seized weapons and a notebook detailing the alleged plot.
One Nation Warns on Censorship After Bindoon Terror Arrest
Leaders praise police for foiling an alleged terror plot in Bindoon, while One Nation MP Rod Caddies links the arrest to new hate speech laws, warning against censorship. Opposition Leader Basil Zempilas distances himself from these comments.
Wollongong Veteran Fears AUKUS Base at Port Kembla
A Wollongong veteran expresses deep concerns about the proposed AUKUS submarine base at Port Kembla, citing potential environmental and community impacts.
Inquest Examines Police Response to Stockton Standoff
A coronial inquest is investigating the police response to a fatal standoff in Stockton, focusing on operational decisions and potential improvements for future crises.
WA Hospital Plan Under Pressure as Ambulance Ramping Hits Record
Western Australia's winter hospital strategy faces scrutiny after ambulance ramping reached a new peak, sparking concerns over healthcare capacity and patient safety.
Adelaide Fatal Crash Trial: Teen's Evidence and Closing Arguments
A trial in Adelaide hears evidence from a teenage accused in a fatal crash case, with closing addresses presented as the court proceedings near conclusion.
Parliamentary IT System Unfit for Purpose, Department Admits
The Department of Parliamentary Services has acknowledged that the parliamentary computer network is not fit for purpose, raising concerns about security and functionality.
Armed Robbery at Canberra Pharmacy: Gunman Flees on Bicycle
Police are searching for a man who allegedly brandished a firearm and stole medications from a pharmacy in Higgins, Canberra, before escaping on a bicycle. No injuries were reported.
Burdekin Police Bust Drug-Driving Motorist with Cocaine, Meth
A motorist in the Burdekin region has been arrested for drug-driving after police found cocaine and methamphetamine in their vehicle. Townsville police are also investigating a series of car thefts in the area.
Man Sentenced for Attempted Hammer Attack in Townsville
Christian John Robertson has been sentenced in Townsville District Court for an attempted hammer attack, highlighting local court proceedings and community safety concerns.
District Court Sittings Start in Townsville March 2
The District Court of Queensland will hold sittings in Townsville starting March 2, 2024, addressing local cases and enhancing judicial accessibility for the community.
Townsville Court Docket: Monday, March 2 Appearances
A comprehensive rundown of all individuals scheduled to appear at the Townsville Magistrates Court on Monday, March 2, detailing the day's legal proceedings.
Joyce and Plibersek Clash Over Fuel Security in Middle East Crisis
Tanya Plibersek and Barnaby Joyce engaged in a heated debate on Sunrise regarding Australia's fuel security and economic preparedness amid escalating Middle East tensions, with petrol prices predicted to surge.
Cairns District Court Sittings Start March 2
The District Court of Queensland will hold sittings in Cairns from March 2, handling criminal and civil cases, with enhanced safety measures and community access.
Cairns Court Cases: March 2 Proceedings
A detailed overview of all individuals appearing at Cairns Magistrates Court on Monday, March 2, including charges, outcomes, and legal proceedings.
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