Police Station Closed After Person Lights Fire in Foyer
A Canberra police station was temporarily closed after a person entered and started a fire in the building's foyer. Emergency services responded quickly, with no injuries reported.
Category : Politics
Tradie JD Howard Guilty of 14 Stealing Charges
Allan Jason Dean Howard, known as JD Howard, has pleaded guilty to 14 counts of stealing in a Perth court, admitting to defrauding clients as a con artist tradie.
Teen Arrested Over Anti-Semitic Attack on Jewish Boys in Melbourne
A 15-year-old boy has been arrested in Carrum following a terrifying alleged anti-Semitic incident in St Kilda East where a stolen ute chased five Jewish teenagers.
NSW Police Operation After Lake Cargelligo Shooting
A major police operation is active in Lake Cargelligo, NSW, following a shooting that injured four people. Residents are urged to stay indoors as an alleged gunman remains at large.
Stockton Soldier's Sacrifice Honoured at Memorial
Lieutenant Walter Herbert Oldham, a Stockton resident killed in WWI while aiding a comrade, will be commemorated at the Australian War Memorial's Last Post Ceremony.
Cairns Woman Faces Court Over Alleged Assaults on Emergency Workers
A Cairns woman, Taren Jade Omeenyo, has appeared in court, charged with allegedly assaulting paramedics and police officers during a recent incident in the region.
Illawarra Residents Demand Better Rail and Road Links
Illawarra residents have submitted feedback on Transport for NSW's draft regional transport plan, highlighting issues like slow rail services, congestion, and infrastructure dividing Wollongong.
Sussan Ley's Downfall: A Self-Inflicted Crisis
Analysis of how Opposition Leader Sussan Ley's opportunistic response to the Bondi tragedy backfired, fracturing the Coalition and damaging her leadership irreparably.
Townsville Man Sentenced for Drunken Crash
A Townsville man has been sentenced in the local Magistrates Court after pleading guilty to a drunk driving crash that caused significant damage.
Wollongong Man Jailed for Bus Driver Assault
A 31-year-old Wollongong man has been sentenced to seven months in jail for punching a bus driver and spitting in a shopper's face during violent incidents linked to drug use and medication issues.
Nationals Senator Explains Coalition Split Over Hate Speech
Hunter-based Nationals senator Ross Cadell reveals the party's split from the Liberals over hate speech laws, citing leadership issues and timing concerns.
Queensland PhD Student Faces Court Over Terror Charges
A 24-year-old CSIRO employee and PhD student has been charged with planning a terrorist act after allegedly preparing Molotov cocktails for Australia Day riots on the Gold Coast.
Senator McDonald Comfortable with Coalition Split
Queensland Senator Susan McDonald expresses full confidence in her decision to support a motion that divided the Coalition, highlighting regional concerns and political independence.
Littleproud's Claim Scrutinised Amid Coalition Split
Nationals leader David Littleproud denies breaching shadow cabinet solidarity as the Coalition fractures over a hate speech bill, with conflicting accounts and resignations escalating tensions.
Centrelink Australia Day Closures Affect Millions
Services Australia confirms Centrelink closures for Australia Day will disrupt reporting and payment dates for millions receiving various government benefits and pensions.
Prosecution Drops Armed Robbery Case Against Bikie's Son
The Office of Public Prosecutions has abandoned its armed robbery case against Martin Sloan, the son of a prominent bikie figure, citing insufficient evidence to proceed with the charges.
Couple Charged After Police Seize 1kg of Meth in Queensland
A North Queensland couple faces serious drug charges after police seized approximately one kilogram of methamphetamine and $93,000 in cash during a targeted operation.
Man Faces Court Over Alleged Nazi Tattoo Display
A Newcastle man charged with displaying Nazi symbols as tattoos may face higher court proceedings as Commonwealth prosecutors weigh their legal options following his arrest.
Parliament House Evacuated Over Electrical Fault Smoke
Emergency services responded to reports of smoke at Parliament House in Canberra, with an electrical fault suspected. Staff were evacuated as firefighters investigated the incident.
Childcare worker's assault chips police officer's tooth
A Figtree childcare worker has been sentenced after her reckless New Year's Day behaviour resulted in a police officer suffering a chipped tooth and bleeding mouth during a confrontation.
Parliament House Evacuated Over Electrical Fault Smoke
Emergency services responded to reports of smoke at Parliament House in Canberra, with an electrical fault suspected. Staff were evacuated as firefighters investigated the incident.
Armed Robbery at Wanneroo Petrol Station Under Police Investigation
Police in Wanneroo are investigating reports of an armed robbery at a petrol station on Wanneroo Road, with authorities urging witnesses to come forward.
Minns Admits NSW Failed in Bondi Attack Protection
NSW Premier Chris Minns acknowledges government's failure to protect citizens during Bondi Beach terror attack as Australia observes National Day of Mourning for 15 victims.
Nationals Quit Coalition After Frontbench Walkout
The Nationals have formally split from the Coalition following a mass resignation from the opposition frontbench, with leader David Littleproud declaring the alliance untenable under Sussan Ley's leadership.
Geelong Court Appearances for Thursday, January 22
A comprehensive rundown of all individuals scheduled to appear before the Geelong Magistrates' Court on Thursday, January 22, detailing the day's legal proceedings.
Cairns Court: Thursday's Full Appearance List
A detailed rundown of all individuals scheduled to appear at the Cairns Magistrates Court on Thursday, January 22, covering various local legal proceedings.
Townsville District Court Sittings Resume Jan 22
The District Court in Townsville will recommence its sittings on January 22, marking a key date for the local justice system and community legal proceedings.
Townsville Court Appearances for January 22
A summary of all individuals appearing before the Townsville Magistrates Court on Thursday, January 22, detailing the charges and proceedings in the local jurisdiction.
Gerber Silent on FNQ Youth Detention Facility
Local MP Michael Gerber has declined to comment on plans for a new youth detention centre in Far North Queensland, sparking community concerns and calls for transparency.
Police Recruits Face Decade Wait for QLD Training Academy
New police recruits in North Queensland may have to wait up to a decade for a dedicated training academy, raising concerns about staffing and regional law enforcement capabilities.
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