WA Halts Fuel Surcharge on Regional Flights
The Western Australian government will intervene to prevent a fuel surcharge on regional flights under price caps, saving taxpayers up to $1 million annually.
Category : Politics
Early Voting for Newcastle Lord Mayor By-Election Starts Saturday
Residents in Newcastle can cast their votes early for the Lord Mayor by-election starting Saturday, April 11, with multiple polling locations available across the city.
Floreat Ballerina Parents Released on Bail After Appeal
The mother and father of a starving ballerina in Floreat have been released on bail after a court granted their appeal ahead of a retrial. The case involves serious child neglect charges.
Kiama Council $5.4M Cuts Target Jobs, Services
Kiama Council has unveiled a plan to slash $5.4 million from its budget, with significant cuts expected to affect local jobs and essential community services.
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Kiama Council Cuts $5.4M, Youth Services Targeted
Kiama Council has approved severe budget cuts totaling $5.4 million, with youth services facing significant reductions amid a financial crisis. The decision sparks community outrage and concerns over local support systems.
Prosecution Closes in Irma Palasics Murder Trial
Jurors in the Irma Palasics murder trial heard the prosecution's closing arguments, detailing evidence against the accused in this high-profile case.
War Memorial Responds to Ben Roberts-Smith Arrest
The Australian War Memorial has issued a statement following the arrest of former SAS soldier Ben Roberts-Smith, emphasizing its commitment to historical integrity and respect for legal processes.
MP Slams Council's $4.5M Job Cuts as Short-Term Fix
Kiama MP Katelin McInerney criticises proposed council cuts to jobs and services, calling them a temporary solution that harms vulnerable residents.
Kiama Mayor Explains Absence from Critical Council Meeting
Kiama Mayor Cameron McDonald has addressed his absence from a crucial council meeting, citing a prior commitment. The meeting discussed key local issues, with the mayor's explanation sparking community discussion.
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War Memorial Responds to Ben Roberts-Smith Case
The Australian War Memorial has issued a statement regarding the ongoing developments in the Ben Roberts-Smith defamation case, emphasizing its commitment to historical integrity.
Police Car Stolen on Bruce Highway by Fleeing Thieves
In a brazen incident, thieves stole a Queensland police car on the Bruce Highway while fleeing in a stolen convoy, leading to a dramatic police chase.
Copper Thief Sentenced for Highway Blackout
A man has been sentenced for stealing copper wiring, causing a major highway to lose power and disrupting traffic. The incident highlights risks of metal theft.
Teen Punches Good Samaritan Who Bought Her Food
A Townsville teenager with a shocking criminal history assaulted a good Samaritan who had just purchased food for her, highlighting ongoing youth crime issues in the region.
Katter Could Lose Charters Towers in Boundary Redraw
Robbie Katter, the state MP for Traeger, is set to lose Charters Towers from his electorate under a proposed electoral boundary redraw, potentially reshaping his political base in Queensland.
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Townsville District Court Sittings Start April 7
The District Court of Queensland will hold sittings in Townsville from April 7, handling a range of criminal and civil cases locally to improve judicial efficiency.
Townsville Court Cases on Tuesday, April 7
A detailed overview of all individuals scheduled to appear at the Townsville Magistrates Court on Tuesday, April 7, covering various charges and legal matters.
New DPP Office in Cairns Tackles Rising Court Cases in North QLD
A new Director of Public Prosecutions office has launched in Cairns to manage the increasing number of court cases in North Queensland, enhancing local legal services and efficiency.
Cold Case: Ingeborg Schuchmann's 1995 Death Re-examined
Queensland Police have reopened the investigation into the 1995 death of Ingeborg Schuchmann in Malanda, with new forensic techniques offering hope for answers.
Ex-Public Servant Jailed for Stalking, Assaulting Neighbour
A former public servant in Queensland has been sentenced to jail after a court found him guilty of stalking and assaulting a young neighbour, driven by an infatuation.
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Cairns District Court Sittings Start April 7
The Cairns District Court has begun its scheduled sittings for April 7, handling a range of local cases. This session marks a key phase in the regional judicial calendar, with proceedings expected to address various legal matters in the community.
Cairns Court Cases: Tuesday April 7 Proceedings
A summary of cases heard at Cairns Magistrates Court on Tuesday, April 7, including charges ranging from drug offences to traffic violations and domestic violence.
Man Faces Court Over Alleged Attempt to Light Man on Fire
A man has appeared in Cairns Magistrates Court charged with attempted murder after allegedly trying to set another man on fire in a shocking incident in the city.
Ben Roberts-Smith Arrested for War Crime Murder Charges
Former Afghanistan war hero Ben Roberts-Smith has been arrested at Sydney Airport and is expected to be charged with five counts of war crime murder, following a five-year investigation into alleged killings of unarmed detainees.
Ex-ADF Soldier Arrested at Sydney Airport for Afghan Murders
A former Australian Defence Force member, believed to be decorated soldier Ben Roberts-Smith, has been arrested at Sydney Airport over multiple counts of murdering Afghan civilians.
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Car Crashes into MP Trish Cook's Office in Kalamunda
A silver Mazda 3 sedan smashed into Federal MP Trish Cook's office in Kalamunda, causing extensive damage. No injuries reported as police investigate the crash.
Trump Accuses Australia of Failing to Support US
US President Donald Trump has named Australia among allies not supporting the US as he threatens Iran with a looming deadline. Experts suggest retaliation is unlikely.
Geelong Court Appearances for Monday April 6
A comprehensive rundown of all individuals scheduled to appear at the Geelong Magistrates Court on Monday, April 6, detailing the local legal proceedings for the day.
Police Vow Justice for Teens in Geelong Assault
Geelong police are committed to holding teenagers accountable for a disturbing assault, as authorities intensify efforts to ensure justice and community safety.
Geelong Ring Road Extension Stalled, Leaders Urge Action
The Geelong Ring Road extension project has stalled, with local leaders pleading for urgent state government intervention to address traffic congestion and boost regional growth.
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MP Demands EnergyCo REZ Team Be Sacked Over Delays
Upper Hunter MP Dave Layzell demands EnergyCo's Renewable Energy Zone team be sacked, citing project delays and mismanagement in New South Wales.
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