Australia has sent 85 ADF personnel and a reconnaissance aircraft to the UAE to assist allied nations in defending against Iranian attacks, with Foreign Minister Penny Wong emphasizing the mission is not offensive.
Australia deploys air defence systems and personnel to the UAE amid Iran conflict, with security experts warning of potential homegrown terrorism spikes and broader international threats.
A wanted photo of Nichole Anne Fletcher led to her arrest and subsequent jail time in the Hunter region, highlighting law enforcement's use of public appeals.
A wanted poster with an unflattering photo led to Nichole Anne Fletcher's arrest and subsequent jail sentence after she was recognized by the public in Newcastle.
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Emma Garlett discusses how terms like 'protection' and 'intervention' can have complex, often harmful implications in Indigenous affairs, urging a more nuanced approach.
A $2 billion contract failure by the Department of Home Affairs led to security lapses and multiple escapes from immigration detention centers, sparking a federal investigation.
A Canberra bus driver has pleaded not guilty to assaulting a teenage passenger, with the case highlighting safety concerns in public transport. The incident is set for a hearing in the ACT Magistrates Court.
The Australian government has dispatched a Royal Australian Air Force E-7A Wedgetail aircraft to the United Arab Emirates to support international efforts in the Middle East, enhancing surveillance and security operations.
Independent MP Monique Ryan's 7am podcast reveals the extensive influence of lobbyists in Canberra, sparking debates on transparency and political integrity in Australian governance.
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Veteran reporter Mike Smithson challenges polling data, predicting seat shifts in the upcoming state election, citing Liberal leadership and Labor missteps as key factors.
A court has thrown out a $2.3 million lawsuit against the Premier, ruling the claim lacked legal merit and was unfounded. The decision ends a lengthy legal battle.
Nationals leader David Littleproud has announced his resignation, citing a need for party refreshment. The decision was made public at Parliament House in Canberra.
Homicide squad detectives in Western Australia are urgently appealing for witnesses who saw a man on an e-scooter before Zailn Hayward was found dead, as part of a murder investigation.
Police Commissioner Col Blanch expresses outrage after a 37-year-old man with a criminal past is charged with murder for an alleged coward punch attack in Perth CBD.
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Jessica Page emphasizes the importance of Premier Roger Cook maintaining strong connections with suburban communities as he transitions to a city-focused role.
Editorial calls for clarity on Australia's military role in Iran, highlighting risks of ambiguity in deployment and legal authority for forces.
The Legalise Cannabis South Australia Party has demonstrated a regulated dispensary model, claiming it could generate $1 billion in revenue, but medical leaders remain opposed to recreational legalisation.
A personal question about Premier Roger Cook's decision to move out of Kwinana led to an angry outburst in Parliament, highlighting tensions over political accountability and privacy.
A coronial inquest into the Kellerberrin shooting death of Lachlan Bowles found he was not motivated by ideology, despite Nazi symbols at the scene. The investigation revealed personal factors led to the tragic incident.
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Australian submariners aboard the USS Charlotte avoided involvement in the sinking of an Iranian warship, highlighting strategic military decisions and international tensions.
WA Premier Roger Cook says he cannot afford to maintain homes in Wellard and West Perth despite his $406,325 salary and entitlements including a full-time driver, opting to rent out his family home.
Former Senator Linda Reynolds has initiated mediation with the Commonwealth regarding the Brittany Higgins settlement, while her lawyers consider potential legal action over a #MeToo documentary.
A Warilla man has been sentenced for methamphetamine supply offences that involved the use of vehicles in the commission of crimes, following a police investigation.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has deployed Royal Australian Air Force assets to the Middle East as part of a multinational effort to bolster security in the Gulf region amid escalating tensions with Iran.
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Security has been ramped up at WA Parliament with police armed with semi-automatic rifles, following an alleged terrorist plot that listed the building as a target.
Joel Jacob Clark has been sentenced in the Townsville Magistrates Court for cocaine possession, highlighting local law enforcement efforts against drug crimes.
Independent MP Bob Katter has launched a new podcast aimed at bringing his fiery 'mongrel spirit' to parliamentary discussions, focusing on rural and regional issues.
A comprehensive overview of all individuals appearing at Townsville Magistrates Court on Tuesday, March 10, detailing the cases and proceedings for the day.
Townsville faces a surge in home invasions and vehicle thefts, with police urging vigilance as incidents continue unabated, raising community safety concerns.
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Sweeping new police powers have been introduced in Townsville to address safety concerns and revitalize the struggling CBD, targeting anti-social behavior and crime.
