Leeming Residents Push for Move to Cockburn Over Spending Divide
Residents south of Leach Highway claim City of Melville allocates only 10% of capital works to their area, sparking calls to join Cockburn for fairer infrastructure investment.
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Surprising Services Your Local Council Offers
Local councils do more than just manage roads and rubbish. Discover the unexpected services, from outdoor gyms to community support, that your rates fund.
Matt Canavan Elected Nationals Leader, Focus on Regions
Matt Canavan has been elected as the new leader of the Nationals party, pledging to champion the interests of regional Australia and address key issues like agriculture and energy.
Election Safety Fears Amid Online Hate and Vandalism
The state election is being overshadowed by a surge in online trolling, vandalism, and safety concerns at polling booths, with candidates reporting unprecedented hostility.
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Sarah Game's Election Candidate Quits Party Before Vote
Chris McDermott, a former football star recruited by Sarah Game's Fair Go for Australians party, has resigned just over a week before the state election, citing multiple issues in their relationship.
WA Plan to Incentivise Seniors to Downsize with Off-the-Plan Carrot
The Western Australian government, led by Planning Minister Rita Saffioti, is proposing an off-the-plan stamp duty concession to encourage seniors to downsize, freeing up larger homes for families.
WA's Westport, Henderson Projects Top Infrastructure Priorities
Western Australia's Westport and Henderson projects are key infrastructure priorities, offering significant national benefits through enhanced trade and defense capabilities.
Mindarie Marina Boardwalk Night Curfew Proposal to Be Rejected
A proposal to lock up the Mindarie Marina boardwalk at night is likely to be rejected by the City of Wanneroo, despite resident complaints about antisocial behavior, after community consultation showed majority opposition.
Truth Emerges from Fog of Iran War, Bit by Bit
An editorial examines how facts are gradually surfacing amid the confusion of the Iran conflict, highlighting the slow but steady revelation of truths in a complex geopolitical situation.
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Perth Man Admits Spraying Swastikas, Outburst in Court
Liam Jared Knight, 36, pleaded guilty to graffitiing swastikas in Joondanna, Perth, and showed no remorse in a furious court outburst, sparking community concerns.
Bassendean to Release Childcare Sale Docs After Backlash
The Town of Bassendean will release confidential documents about the proposed sale of Wind in the Willows childcare centre following community protests and a Freedom of Information request.
Pilot Program Targets Kids as Young as Five to Stop Youth Crime
A two-year $7.8 million pilot program in Armadale and Geraldton aims to support up to 50 children aged five to nine annually through early intervention, focusing on school attendance and coordinated support from health, education, justice, and police serv
Pub Brawl Escalates, Man in Coma After Carpark Attack
A violent altercation that started in a Logan pub over a wash basin spilled into a carpark, leaving a 48-year-old man critically injured and in an induced coma. Police have charged a 29-year-old man with grievous bodily harm.
Hellenic Club Appeals $12M Fine Over Gambling Harm
The Hellenic Club in Canberra is challenging a $12 million fine for alleged gambling harm breaches, citing procedural errors and disputing the severity of the penalty.
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Adelaide Car Crash Now Major Crime Probe Over Assault
A late-night car crash in Morphett Vale has escalated into a major crime investigation after police determined the driver's injuries were from an assault, not the accident. The 25-year-old chef died at the scene.
Perth Tradie's Death Sparks Court Battle Between Parents
The tragic death of 24-year-old tradie Kaleb Brunsdon in a freeway crash has led to a heated court dispute between his divorced parents over funeral arrangements and ashes.
Mackay Missing Man Case Now a Homicide Probe
Police in Mackay have escalated the investigation into Wayne Pedro Morseu, 71, missing since November, to a homicide case, with his body still missing and multiple persons of interest.
Man Sought After Violent Home Invasion in Lake Illawarra
Lake Illawarra police are searching for a man following a violent home invasion in Flinders, where a resident was assaulted and threatened with a weapon.
Murder Charges Finalised for Two in Sahni Case
Prosecutors have finalised murder charges against two individuals accused in the killing of Ekampreet Singh Sahni, marking a key step in the high-profile criminal proceedings.
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Jenny Barrie Vows Real Results for Newcastle
Liberal candidate Jenny Barrie commits to delivering concrete achievements for Newcastle, focusing on local issues and community-driven solutions in her campaign.
Sentencing Laws Prevent DV Offender from Receiving Jail Time
A domestic violence offender avoided jail due to sentencing laws, sparking debate over legal reforms and victim protection in Australia.
Grenadier Denies Father's Alleged Suffocation Attempt
Timothy David Grenadier has pleaded not guilty to charges related to an alleged suffocation attempt on his father in Newcastle, with the case set for a hearing in May.
Jacob Hayden Wilson Sentenced for Drink-Driving
Jacob Hayden Wilson has been sentenced in the Townsville Magistrates Court for a serious drink-driving offence, highlighting the legal consequences of impaired driving.
Man Sentenced for Multiple Break-Ins in Townsville Court
A man has been sentenced in the Townsville Magistrates Court for a series of break-ins, highlighting ongoing efforts to address property crime in the region.
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LNP Senator Accuses PM of Political Hit Job Over Collapse
An LNP senator has accused the Prime Minister of orchestrating a political hit job following a bombshell warning about a potential collapse in Townsville's business sector.
District Court Sittings Start in Townsville March 11
The District Court of Queensland will hold sittings in Townsville from March 11, 2024, handling various criminal and civil cases to enhance local judicial access.
Townsville Court Cases on March 11
A detailed overview of all individuals appearing at Townsville Magistrates Court on Wednesday, March 11, including charges and proceedings.
Diabetic Driver Grilled Over Fatal Pub Crash, Missed Alerts
A diabetic driver testified at a coroner's inquest into a crash that killed five people, claiming he didn't hear 10 blood sugar alerts. The incident outside a Victorian pub has sparked investigations into driver awareness and regulations.
Parolee Allegedly Causes $150k Damage in Home Crash
A man on parole for two months allegedly crashed into a Kambah home, causing $150,000 in damage and fleeing the scene before being granted bail in court.
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Police Resume Search for Missing Boy Gus Lamont in Yunta
South Australia Police have returned to Oak Park Station in Yunta to search for four-year-old Gus Lamont, missing since September, as family cooperation wanes and the case is treated as a major crime.
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