Fremantle Council Ignores No-Confidence Vote, Moves On
The City of Fremantle has decided to take no action and proceed despite a damning vote of no confidence from electors, sparking debate over local governance.
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East Fremantle Development Approved Despite Doctors' Opposition
A multi-storey development next to a medical centre in East Fremantle has been approved by local government, despite strong objections from doctors citing patient care concerns.
Melville Residents Alarmed by Housing Push Overloading Schools, Roads
Residents in the City of Melville express concerns as rapid housing developments overload local schools and roads, sparking calls for better planning and infrastructure investment.
Christopher Thurley Sentenced for Sex Offences in Townsville
Christopher James Thurley has been sentenced in the Townsville District Court for multiple sex offences, with the judge imposing a significant prison term and strict conditions.
Garnsey Awaits ACT Supreme Court Sentence Over Visa Scam
Matthew Sean Ryan Garnsey faces sentencing in the ACT Supreme Court for a visa scam that defrauded applicants. The case highlights immigration fraud risks and legal consequences.
Cairns District Court Sittings Scheduled for March 4
The Cairns District Court will hold its regular sittings on March 4, focusing on a range of local legal matters. This session is part of ongoing judicial proceedings in the region.
Cairns Court Cases: March 4 Proceedings
A detailed summary of all cases heard at Cairns Magistrates Court on Wednesday, March 4, including charges, outcomes, and key legal proceedings.
Fremantle Backyard Truth-Telling Series Seeks Storytellers
The City of Fremantle and Centre for Stories are inviting First Nations and diverse community members to share personal stories about colonisation's impacts in intimate backyard settings this May.
Ratepayers Call for Vic Park Council Resignations Over Tree Fiasco
The Town of Victoria Park Ratepayers Association demands mayor and councillors resign after an internal probe into unauthorised tree removals at Elizabeth Baillie Park, citing governance failures and contradictory reports.
Vincent Gains $1M from Leisure, Parking Fee Hikes
The City of Vincent's midyear budget review shows a nearly $1 million revenue surge from increased fees at Beatty Park leisure centre and parking fines, projecting a year-end surplus.
Victoria Park Gets $14.4M Assets from Long Park
The Town of Victoria Park is set to inherit $14.4 million worth of new community assets, including a youth plaza and playgrounds, following the completion of Long Park, Perth's longest linear park.
SA Water Plan Under Fire for Lack of Detail
Premier Peter Malinauskas proposes bringing SA Water under government control and creating a new body to retain state gas, but opposition criticizes the plan as vague ahead of the March election.
East Fremantle Trail Hazards Spark Community Safety Concerns
The Town of East Fremantle faces pressure to address a dangerous slope on the Niergarup Track, where residents report frequent falls and injuries, despite council citing natural trail risks.
Geelong Teens Plead Guilty to Sexual Assault of 14-Year-Old
Two Geelong teenagers, Jaiden Fidge and Riley Smith, have pleaded guilty to sexually penetrating a 14-year-old girl. The case highlights serious youth crime issues in the region.
Geelong Court Cases for March 4, 2026
A comprehensive list of all individuals appearing at Geelong County Court on Wednesday, March 4, 2026, detailing scheduled hearings and legal proceedings.
Geelong Court Appearances on March 4 Detailed
A summary of all individuals appearing at Geelong Magistrates Court on Wednesday, March 4, covering various charges and legal proceedings in the local jurisdiction.
Man Charged with Murder After Yanchep Body Discovery
A 30-year-old man has been charged with murder after a 27-year-old man was found dead on a gravel track in Yanchep, north of Perth. Police continue to investigate with another person assisting inquiries.
Veterans Worry as Middle East Tensions Rise Again
Australian veterans voice deep concerns over renewed conflict in the Middle East, fearing a repeat of past deployments and calling for diplomatic solutions.
Rivervale Man Charged with Murder in Yanchep Body Discovery
A 30-year-old Rivervale man has been charged with murder after a 27-year-old's body was found on a gravel track in Yanchep bushland. Another person is assisting police with inquiries.
Ex-Magistrate May Face Indefinite Jail for Child Sex Offences
South Australia's Attorney-General seeks indefinite detention for Peter Liddy, a former magistrate convicted of child sex crimes, citing lack of remorse and ongoing risk to community safety.
WA Schools Lag in Attendance, No Parent Fines Issued
Western Australian schools are struggling with attendance rates, falling behind other major states, yet not a single parent has been fined for non-compliance.
Postcard Bandit Abbott Fights Jail Term in WA Appeal
Notorious prison escapee Brenden Abbott, known as the Postcard Bandit, is making a new legal bid to reduce his sentence in the WA Court of Appeal, challenging parole eligibility rules.
Council Glitch Double-Bills Ratepayers in Lake Macquarie
Lake Macquarie City Council apologizes after a system error caused direct debit duplications, affecting ratepayers with double charges this week.
Empty Threat Sparks Calls for WA Wind Farm Rules Enforcement
A recent empty threat has prompted urgent calls for the enforcement of Western Australia's new wind farm guidelines, highlighting regulatory gaps in renewable energy projects.
Honeysuckle Standoff: Man Shot by Police, Airlifted to Sydney
A man was shot by police during a tense standoff in Honeysuckle, Newcastle, and airlifted to a Sydney hospital with serious injuries. Authorities are investigating the incident.
Wollongong Councillor Resigns After Medical Advice
Wollongong City Councillor Tiana Myers has resigned from her position, citing medical advice as the primary reason for her departure from local government duties.
Two Family Members Not Cooperating in Search for Missing Boy Gus
South Australia's police commissioner has stated that two family members of missing four-year-old Gus Lamont are no longer cooperating with investigators, as the search continues nearly five months after his disappearance.
Public Servants Could Get Extra Week of Paid Leave Soon
The Australian federal government is considering a proposal to grant public servants an additional week of paid annual leave, aiming to boost morale and work-life balance.
Police Shooting on Sunshine Coast After Traffic Crash
A man was shot by police on Queensland's Sunshine Coast following a traffic crash and altercation. He was rushed to hospital, with his condition unknown. This marks the second police shooting in Queensland in two days.
Teen Accused of E-Bike Thefts in Kiama, Bombo Faces Court
A teenager from the Illawarra region has appeared in court, accused of stealing multiple e-bikes in Kiama and Bombo. The case highlights concerns over youth crime and property theft in the area.
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