Drug Trafficker Gist Abandons Appeal Against Sentence
Broderick Gist, a convicted drug trafficker from Geelong, has withdrawn his appeal against a lengthy prison sentence, ending legal proceedings in the case.
Category : Politics
Geelong Man Pleads Guilty to Drug Possession Charges
Ryan Forshaw has pleaded guilty in Geelong court to possessing bute, ice, MDMA, ketamine, and cocaine. The case highlights ongoing drug enforcement efforts in the region.
Newcastle Buses Resume After Stabbing Incident
Bus services in Newcastle have resumed after a stabbing incident caused disruptions. Authorities are investigating the event, which occurred on a local route, with no serious injuries reported.
Labor Needs Its Own Disruption Story, Says Mark Kenny
Political analyst Mark Kenny argues that the Labor Party must develop a compelling disruption narrative to counter the Coalition's agenda and secure electoral success in Australia.
One Nation Supporters' Ideology Debate Opens in Australia
A new debate has emerged in Australia over the ideological focus of One Nation supporters, with experts analyzing their political beliefs and impact on national discourse.
Perth Trams: Saffioti Slams Elizabeth Quay Plan as Waste
Transport Minister Rita Saffioti has labeled the grand transport plan for Elizabeth Quay, including trams, as a waste of money, sparking debate over Perth's infrastructure priorities.
WA Government Calls Industry Leaders to Tackle Labour Crisis
Premier Roger Cook has convened a taskforce of industry leaders to address Western Australia's severe labour shortage, focusing on attracting construction workers and boosting workforce participation.
Paul Papalia Dismisses Retirement Speculation
Western Australia's Defence Industries Minister, Paul Papalia, has firmly denied rumours about his retirement, stating he has no plans to leave his role and remains committed to his duties.
WA Politicians Urged to Prioritize Peace for Perth
Political commentator Joe Spagnolo calls for Western Australian leaders to focus on peace and stability to benefit Perth's development and community well-being.
Australia Supports US Attack on Iran Over Destabilisation
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese endorses the US and Israel's military action against Iran, highlighting Iran's nuclear threats and attacks on Australian soil as justification for the unprecedented move.
White Powder at Perth Mosque Sparks Security Probe After Terror Plot
Counterterrorism police are investigating a white powder found at a Perth mosque entrance, deemed non-suspicious but escalated due to location. This follows a recent terror plot targeting Muslim sites.
Palantir Wins $76M Defence Contract for Data Analytics
The Australian Defence Department has awarded Palantir Technologies a $76 million contract to enhance data analytics and intelligence capabilities, marking a significant investment in advanced technology for national security.
Australians in White Supremacy Telegram Chat, Police Say
WA Police allege Jayson Joseph Michaels was part of a white supremacy Telegram chat with other Australians, raising concerns about online extremism and hate speech.
Townsville Elder Uses Life Toolkit to Transform Youth
A Townsville elder is leveraging her lifelong experiences to mentor and empower young people, fostering positive change in the community through practical guidance and support.
Ex-Army Analyst Caught with Cannabis at Townsville Courthouse
A former Australian Army intelligence analyst has been arrested after being caught with cannabis at the Townsville courthouse, sparking concerns over security and conduct.
New Youth Jail Planned for Far North Queensland
The Queensland government is advancing plans to construct a youth detention centre in the Far North region, aiming to address local needs and reduce reliance on distant facilities.
Teen Accused of Posting Stolen Cars on Instagram Gets Bail
A 17-year-old boy in Cairns has been granted bail after being charged with posting stolen vehicles on Instagram, sparking concerns over social media's role in crime.
Qld Government Rejects Pastafarian Licence Photo with Colander
The Queensland government has denied a Pastafarian's driver's licence application due to a photo featuring a colander on his head, citing road safety concerns and legal requirements.
Rob Pyne on Two Decades in Far North Queensland Politics
Cairns councillor Rob Pyne shares insights from his 18-year political career, discussing local issues, challenges, and his vision for the region's future.
Mareeba Man's Colander Licence Sparks QLD Religious Dispute
A Mareeba man's driver's licence photo featuring a colander on his head has ignited a religious dispute in Queensland, raising questions about religious freedom and legal recognition.
Trump Prefers Peaceful Path with Iran Amid Stalled Talks
US President Donald Trump expresses frustration over Iran nuclear negotiations but emphasizes a preference for diplomacy, as military presence builds in the Middle East and talks continue in Vienna.
Canberra Crime Suspects Nabbed at Airport Before Escape
Police have arrested multiple suspects linked to a recent crime wave in Canberra at the airport, preventing their escape. The operation highlights efforts to curb rising criminal activity in the capital.
Newcastle Council Seeks $40M for Sports Complex
Newcastle City Council is pursuing $40 million in funding to develop a new sports complex, aiming to boost local facilities and community health.
Phuong Ngo: 30 Years in Prison, Still Claims Innocence
Phuong Ngo has spent nearly three decades behind bars for the 1994 murder of NSW MP John Newman, yet maintains his innocence. A new book and supporters question his conviction.
Post and Boast Laws Could Have Targeted Labor MP Over Roe 8
The Cook Government has acknowledged that its proposed Post and Boast legislation might have applied to Federal Labor MP Josh Wilson for social media posts during Roe 8 protests, raising concerns about impacts on peaceful protest.
Arrow Hits Car Bonnet in Canberra, Police Probe Incident
A shocking incident occurred on Fairbairn Avenue in Canberra when an arrow pierced a car bonnet, prompting a police investigation into the dangerous event.
Wanneroo Council Approves $75M Waste Precinct Amid Protests
The City of Wanneroo has voted to proceed with stage one of the $75 million Neerabup Resource Recovery Precinct after a tense council meeting that saw public ejections and ranger interventions.
Violence and Verdicts: Illawarra's Gripping Court Cases
A look at the most dramatic and high-profile court cases in the Illawarra region, featuring violent crimes, shocking verdicts, and the legal battles that captivated the community.
Tamara Saffron Pleads Guilty to Drug Charges in Geelong
Tamara Saffron from Whittington has admitted to drug-related offenses in a Geelong court, with sentencing scheduled for a later date after her guilty plea.
Geelong Mums Fight Council Plan to Shut Gym Creches
A group of Geelong mothers is mobilising to oppose a local council proposal that would eliminate childcare services at gyms, citing impacts on fitness and community.
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