PM Anthony Albanese Weds Jodie Haydon
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has married partner Jodie Haydon in a private Sydney ceremony. Read about their special day and wedding details.
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Cook Pushes Development Law Reform Before Summer Break
WA Premier Roger Cook urges parliament to pass crucial development legislation before summer recess. The reforms aim to streamline approvals and boost housing supply across Western Australia.
Libs and Nats Sign WA Coalition Agreement for 2029
Western Australia's Liberals and Nationals finalise coalition agreement ahead of 2029 state election. Key policy priorities and leadership structure revealed.
Victims May Get Final Say on Life Sentence Parole
WA Attorney General Tony Buti proposes giving victims' families veto power over parole for serious criminals serving life sentences. Learn how this reform could reshape justice.
Chinese Links in WA Police Drone Contract Raise Alarms
Security concerns emerge as Pioneer Computers, contracted to supply WA Police with drones, faces scrutiny over Chinese ownership links. Read the full investigation.
WA Treasurer keeps 2026 power rebate decision pending
West Australians face uncertainty as Treasurer Rita Saffioti delays decision on 2026 electricity rebates. Will households get relief from cost of living pressures?
PM Anthony Albanese marries Jodie Haydon at The Lodge
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and partner Jodie Haydon have married in a private ceremony at The Lodge in Canberra. Read about their love story and the PM's touching tribute.
Trump seeks Australian migrant crime data
The Trump administration is requesting migrant crime data from Australia, a move experts warn will scapegoat vulnerable people and spread harmful misinformation.
Conservatives win back key Canberra Liberals positions
Adam Morris elected Canberra Liberals president, joining his wife Deborah Morris on party management. Conservative faction strengthens control in internal party vote.
Men charged over assaults on Sydney cruise ship
Two men face assault charges following separate incidents involving women aboard a cruise ship docked in Sydney. One was refused bail, the other granted conditional release.
Troy Thompson advisers plot 'kick him in balls'
Shocking audio reveals Troy Thompson's campaign team plotting aggressive tactics against political rivals. Exclusive details from the leaked recordings that rocked Townsville politics.
Cook MP Silent After Controversial Social Media Post
Cook MP Cynthia Lui remains silent after controversial social media post sparks community outrage. Katter's Australian Party demands explanation.
Two hospitalised after stabbing at correctional centre
Two inmates were hospitalised following a reported stabbing at Western Plains Correctional Centre in Geelong. Police are investigating the incident that occurred on Tuesday afternoon.
Townsville man charged over robbery of elderly man
A Townsville man faces court after allegedly robbing and injuring a 70-year-old Vincent man. Police confirm swift arrest following public assistance.
Teen struck by police car after Sydney knife incident
A 16-year-old boy was hit by a police vehicle after fleeing arrest near Gordon Railway Station. The teen was treated for minor injuries as investigations continue.
Hanson's burqa stunt triggers Senate controversy
Pauline Hanson's Senate burqa performance ignites fierce debate about racism, political theatrics and media coverage in Australian politics. Read the full analysis.
Sydney father shot dead in Blacktown ambush
A young father, Mal Seve, was fatally shot in a public ambush in Sydney's west. Two suspects arrested, one charged with murder. Read the latest on this tragic case.
Man sentenced for assault and public nuisance in Townsville
Conor Joseph Kersh receives suspended sentence for common assault and public nuisance offences in Townsville Magistrates Court. Read the full details.
Hinchinbrook By-election Hangs on Preferences
The Hinchinbrook by-election remains too close to call with preferences set to determine the winner. Follow the latest updates on this crucial Queensland political battle.
Albanese's Chris Bowen Gamble Backfires Spectacularly
Anthony Albanese's decision to back Chris Bowen's climate policies may be his biggest political error since the Voice referendum defeat, threatening Australia's economic stability.
Barnaby Joyce's political future after Nationals exit
Explore the dramatic resignation of Barnaby Joyce from the National Party, his potential move to One Nation, and the significant consequences for Australian politics. Read our full analysis.
Cairns councillors question mayor's frequent capital trips
Cairns councillors demand transparency as Mayor Terry James makes multiple trips to Canberra costing ratepayers over $40,000. Questions arise about value for money.
Vincent calls for asbestos plan funding help
The City of Vincent urges State and Federal support for the national asbestos strategy, warning it places a 'huge burden' on local councils without proper resources and funding.
Adelaide residents flee CBD noise as MP vows race change
CBD residents escape Adelaide Grand Prix's 'unbearable' noise as parliamentary candidate Keiran Snape pledges to relocate the event from parklands. Learn more.
Public Voices Concerns in Letters to the Editor
Australian readers share diverse opinions on political integrity, environmental policies, and community issues. Join the conversation shaping our nation's future.
Council's tree removal double standards questioned
Victoria Park Ratepayers Association challenges council over 'highly restrictive' tree policy for residents while 65 trees were removed from Elizabeth Baillie Park. Investigation underway.
Judge Orders State to Pay Abuse Survivor's Legal Costs
A judge has ordered the WA State to pay the legal costs of child abuse survivor Dion Barber, who won a $2.85 million landmark case. Discover the details of this significant ruling.
Cleveland Dodd Inquest Findings Date Confirmed
WA Coroners Court confirms December 8 for Cleveland Dodd inquest findings. Get the latest updates on this long-awaited investigation into youth detention death.
Albanese faces major challenges after relaxed holiday break
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese returns from holidays facing mounting pressures including cost of living, Middle East tensions, and Voice referendum fallout. What's next for Australia?
Cairns Mayor's $12 Coat Rack Triggers Scandal
Cairns Mayor Terry James faces integrity investigation over $12 coat rack purchase and secret backyard meeting. What this means for local governance.
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