Man Arrested for Offensive Payphone Calls in Bega
A 28-year-old man has been arrested and charged for allegedly making threatening and sexually explicit phone calls to businesses in Bega, NSW, using a public payphone.
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Ex-Nurse Jailed for Filming Girls, Says It Was for Writing
Adam Simon McGovern, a former nurse, has pleaded guilty to 23 sex offences, including indecently recording children. He claimed the footage was for fiction writing, but the court found him predatory.
Man Held After Explosives, Cannabis Found in Adelaide Home
A 55-year-old man is in custody after police discovered explosive materials and a cannabis cultivation setup during a raid on his Adelaide home, prompting a bomb squad response.
Ainslie Man Arrested After Lyneham Vet Clinic Break-In
An Ainslie man has been arrested by ACT Policing after allegedly breaking into a veterinary clinic in Lyneham, with police responding to reports of suspicious activity at the premises.
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Wrongly Freed Prisoner Back in Jail After Newcastle Arrest
A prisoner mistakenly released from custody has been re-arrested in Newcastle and returned to jail, highlighting concerns over administrative errors in the correctional system.
Narungga Seat Result Confirmed After 81 Ballots Tallied
The Electoral Commission of South Australia has confirmed the Narungga seat result remains unchanged after counting 81 previously uncounted ballots, with One Nation's lead increasing slightly.
Motorcyclist Hits Police on Fernleigh Track, Faces Court
A motorcyclist is accused of colliding with police officers on the Fernleigh Track in Newcastle, leading to court charges and highlighting safety concerns.
Ben Roberts-Smith Granted Bail on War Crime Charges
Victoria Cross recipient Ben Roberts-Smith has been released on bail after being charged with murdering five unarmed detainees in Afghanistan. He must surrender his passport and pay $250,000.
Wollongong Teens Charged with Aggravated Break and Enter
Two teenagers from Wollongong have been charged with aggravated break and enter following an alleged incident in the suburb of Warrawong. Police responded to reports of a break-in and arrested the youths, who are set to appear in court.
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Grattan Slams Taylor's Immigration Plan as Political
The Grattan Institute has accused Opposition MP Angus Taylor of pushing an immigration plan driven by politics rather than evidence, sparking debate over Australia's migration policies.
Coalition's Migrant Values Statement Draws Criticism
The Coalition's proposed migrant values statement has faced backlash from critics who argue it is divisive and unnecessary, sparking debate over immigration policy.
Canberra Stadium's Independent Board: Key Figures
The ACT government has announced the formation of an independent board for Canberra Stadium, with notable figures from sports, business, and community sectors appointed to oversee its operations and future development.
Marles Demands Cultural Change in Defence Spending
Defence Minister Richard Marles has urged a cultural shift in defence spending to prioritise value for money and efficiency, amid concerns over project delays and cost blowouts.
Public Anger Over $20M Fuel Ad Spend by Albanese
The Albanese government faces backlash for spending $20 million on a fuel efficiency advertising campaign, with critics calling it wasteful amid cost-of-living pressures.
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Illegal Easter Fireworks at Telopea Park Spark Violent Threats
Police are investigating after illegal fireworks set off at Telopea Park in Canberra during Easter led to violent threats and community outrage, with authorities urging calm.
Austinmer Parking Fines Soar, Rival University Areas
Parking fines in Austinmer have skyrocketed, now competing with university hotspots in Wollongong, as local residents and visitors face increased enforcement.
Zempilas Urges Proactive State Support for Families Under Pressure
Basil Zempilas highlights the growing pressures on families and argues for proactive government measures to address issues like cost of living and mental health.
Wanneroo Councillor Defends Missing 37 Meetings in 2025
City of Wanneroo councillor Vinh Nguyen has defended his attendance record after figures revealed he attended only 15 of 52 scheduled meetings in 2025, sparking community debate about accountability and value for money.
WA Councils Warn of 8% Rate Hikes and Service Cuts
WALGA president Mark Irwin warns WA ratepayers to expect council rate increases of 5-8% and reductions in non-essential services as local governments grapple with rising fuel and material costs.
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SA Government Launches Daily Video News Service (17.04.2026)
The South Australian government has introduced a daily video news service to provide timely updates on local events, policies, and community news starting in 2026.
One Nation Seat in Doubt After New Votes Found
A recent discovery of uncounted votes has cast uncertainty over One Nation's Senate seat, potentially altering the political landscape and sparking legal challenges.
Cairns Council Votes on Banning Love Stickers
Cairns City Council is set to vote on a proposal to ban love stickers from public infrastructure, citing maintenance costs and aesthetic concerns.
Douglas Shire Faces $18M Daintree Ferry Flood Damage Bill
Douglas Shire Council is grappling with an $18 million repair bill for the Daintree Ferry, severely damaged by recent floods, impacting local transport and tourism.
Tinaroo Man Jailed as Judge Rejects Cannabis Business Excuse
A Tinaroo man has been sentenced to jail after a judge dismissed his claim that his cannabis operation was part of a legal business venture, highlighting strict enforcement in Queensland.
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Mooroobool Man Claims Alibi in Sexual Assault Case
A Mooroobool man accused of sexual assault has pleaded not guilty, asserting an alibi despite strong police evidence presented in Cairns Magistrates Court.
Cairns District Court Sittings Set for April 16
The Cairns District Court will hold sittings on April 16, with cases including assault, drug offenses, and property crimes. This session is part of regular judicial proceedings in the region.
Cairns Court Cases: April 16 Proceedings
A summary of all individuals appearing at Cairns Magistrates Court on Thursday, April 16, detailing charges and outcomes from the day's hearings.
Man Charged Over Alleged Prohibited Symbol Display in Cairns
A man has been charged after allegedly displaying a prohibited symbol at a Cairns shopping centre, with police investigating the incident under Queensland's strict laws.
Police Weapon Blitz Scans 9,000 in Far North Queensland
A major police operation in Far North Queensland has scanned nearly 9,000 people using metal detectors to target weapons, resulting in multiple arrests and seizures.
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Woman's Body Found in Mareeba Home, Police Investigate
Queensland Police have launched a major investigation after a woman's body was discovered at a residence in Mareeba, with forensic teams on scene and no arrests made yet.
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