Marist Brothers Pay $186k for 1960s Abuse After Ruling
A court has ruled that the Marist Brothers must pay $186,000 in compensation for historical child sexual abuse that occurred in the 1960s, marking a significant legal outcome for survivors.
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One Nation Leads Coalition in Support Across Australia
A new NewsPoll shows Pauline Hanson's One Nation leading the Coalition in support across major states, except Victoria, with strong gains in Queensland and among younger voters.
Officer's Sisters Sue Police Over Brother's Murder Handling
The sisters of murdered police officer Neal Thompson are taking legal action against Victoria Police, alleging neglect and questioning tactical decisions in Porepunkah.
Government Resists National DV Offender Database Over Safety Fears
The Federal Government faces pressure to create a national domestic violence offender database, but Social Services Minister Tanya Plibersek warns it could create a false sense of security. Advocates point to cases like Alicia Little's murder to argue for
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Man Charged After High-Speed Chase with Kids in Car in NSW
A 32-year-old man has been charged after allegedly leading police on a dangerous high-speed pursuit with two children in the vehicle in NSW's Far West region, reaching speeds up to 180km/h.
Police Seek Witnesses After Man Assaulted in East Fremantle
East Fremantle police are urgently seeking public assistance after a man was assaulted outside a Riverside Road premises. Authorities are investigating the incident and appealing for witnesses to come forward with any information.
Kiama Council Faces $4.5M Gap, 30 Jobs May Be Axed
Kiama Council is grappling with a severe $4.5 million budget deficit, potentially leading to the elimination of 30 positions as part of cost-cutting measures to address financial pressures.
Teen Charged After Alleged Knife Fight in City Walk
A teenager has been charged by ACT Policing following an alleged knife fight in City Walk, Canberra, with police responding to reports of a violent altercation.
Man Charged with Murder After Arrest at Melbourne Airport
A 67-year-old man from Patterson Lakes has been charged with murder after being arrested at Melbourne Airport while attempting to board an international flight. The arrest follows the discovery of a woman's body believed to be Eva Lasrini, 53, who was rep
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WA Police Reveal Terror Warning Signs: Public Alert
WA Police Detective Superintendent Ricky Chadwick has disclosed critical terror indicators, urging the public to report suspicious activities to enhance community safety.
Court Rejects Appeal Bid by New Year Attacker
The Court of Appeal has refused Scott Quilliam's bid to appeal his conviction for a violent New Year's Eve attack in Geelong, upholding the original verdict.
ACT Police Seek Dashcam Footage After Charnwood Assault
ACT Policing is urgently appealing for witnesses and dashcam footage following an alleged assault in Charnwood, as investigations into the incident continue.
Albanese's Easter Message Amid Economic Strain
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has extended Easter wishes to Australians while acknowledging financial pressures from the Middle East war, with petrol and grocery prices under scrutiny.
ACT Gun Incidents Show Need for Digital Firearms Register
Recent firearms incidents in the ACT have exposed critical gaps in tracking, prompting calls for a national digital register to enhance public safety and law enforcement.
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Wanneroo Mayor Slammed for F-Bomb at Council Meeting
City of Wanneroo mayor Linda Aitken has sparked controversy after an apparent expletive slip during a council meeting, leading to criticism on social media and a review of conduct.
Easter Camping Trip That Ended Outdoor Adventures Forever
Nat Locke recounts a disastrous Easter camping trip in Harrietville that turned her off camping for good, detailing rain, cold, and snoring woes.
Albanese's Address Called 'Group Hug' in Crisis
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's national address has been criticized by commentator Ben Harvey as overly sentimental and ineffective during a real crisis, sparking debate on political leadership.
Cairns Mother Dies in Custody After Drug Sentence
A Cairns mother, Melina Rinae Sabbadin, has died in custody after serving a drug-related sentence, raising concerns over inmate welfare and justice system oversight.
Council Responds to Rising Fuel and Bitumen Prices
The Cassowary Coast Council addresses increasing fuel and bitumen prices, implementing strategies to manage costs for local infrastructure projects.
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War Lays Bare Australia's Sad State, Says Spagnolo
Political commentator Joe Spagnolo argues that global conflicts have starkly revealed Australia's vulnerabilities in defence, economy, and national unity, urging urgent reforms.
Army Vehicles Back in Service After Fatal Crash, New Incident
Australian Army vehicles involved in a fatal crash have been returned to service, despite a new incident raising safety concerns. The decision follows investigations and repairs.
Newcastle Mayoral Candidates Clash Over Transport Relief
In the lead-up to the Newcastle mayoral election, candidates are sharply divided on strategies to alleviate the city's public transport woes, sparking heated debates over funding and infrastructure priorities.
Fuel Crisis Threatens ACT Waste Collection Services
A severe fuel shortage in Canberra is jeopardizing waste collection services, with potential delays and cancellations looming as authorities scramble for solutions.
Report Behind Mike Pezzullo's Sacking Finally Uncovered
A long-awaited report detailing the misconduct that led to the sacking of former Home Affairs secretary Mike Pezzullo has been publicly released, revealing serious breaches of public service standards.
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Two Arrested in Desmond Freeman Cop-Killer Investigation
Detectives from Taskforce Summit have arrested a man and a woman, both associates of cop-killer Desmond Freeman, in northeast Victoria. The arrests are part of the ongoing investigation into Freeman's movements after he fatally shot two police officers in
Federal $5M Funds Newcastle Bridge Future-Proofing
The Australian Federal Government has allocated $5 million to upgrade Newcastle Bridge, enhancing its resilience and capacity for future transport demands.
Police Probe Inmate Assault at Lara Prison
Authorities are investigating a serious assault on an inmate at the high-security Lara Prison, with the victim hospitalized and no arrests made yet.
Police Arrest Man at Notorious Geelong Bus Stop
Geelong police have arrested a man at the Moorabool Street bus stop after a physical altercation, highlighting ongoing safety concerns at the location.
Covert Operations Target Gun Trafficking in Geelong
Undercover operations in Geelong are targeting illegal gun trafficking, involving tinkers, traders, and thieves. Authorities are cracking down on the illicit trade to enhance community safety.
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Sovereign Citizen Movement Grows in Australia After Fugitive Death
The death of Dezi Freeman, who killed two police officers, has drawn attention to Australia's rising sovereign citizen movement. Experts warn anti-government extremism is fueled by distrust, economic pressure, and online radicalization.
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