Cairns District Court Sittings Resume in February (05.02.2026)
The Cairns District Court has resumed its sittings for February 2024, handling a range of cases from criminal to civil matters in the Far North Queensland region.
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Geelong Court Appearances for Thursday, February 5
A comprehensive rundown of all individuals scheduled to appear at the Geelong Magistrates Court on Thursday, February 5, detailing the day's legal proceedings and cases.
North QLD Prisoners with 2026 Parole Eligibility List
A comprehensive list of North Queensland prisoners eligible for parole consideration in 2026 has been released, detailing individuals in the region's correctional system.
Stockton Lane Name Debate Settled: Adolphe Lane Wins
Newcastle Council has officially named a Stockton lane after the historic Adolphe shipwreck, following a community debate over pronunciation concerns and historical significance.
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Police Hunt 12 Wanted People in Illawarra Region
Illawarra police are urgently seeking public assistance to locate nine men and three women wanted on various charges including assault, fraud, and domestic violence offences across the region.
Residents Call for Nuclear-Free Cockburn Amid AUKUS Rollout
Southern suburbs residents are urging the City of Cockburn to declare itself nuclear-free as the AUKUS security partnership continues to develop, raising local concerns about safety and sovereignty.
Cairns Rescue Fee Plan for Floodwater Drivers
Cairns Regional Council is debating a proposal to charge drivers a rescue fee if they knowingly enter floodwaters, aiming to reduce emergency risks and costs.
New Police Unit for Tablelands Property Crime in Atherton
The Police Minister has launched a dedicated property crime unit in Atherton to combat rising theft and burglary rates across the Tablelands region, enhancing local law enforcement.
Warren Entsch Wins Artwork Case in Cairns Small Claims
Former federal politician Warren Entsch has successfully won a small claims case in Cairns against his ex-partner over the ownership of unframed artworks, with the court ruling in his favour.
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Curley Applies for Bail in Townsville Assault Case
Navarone Thomas Curley has applied for bail in the Townsville Magistrates Court following an alleged attack on a woman, with the case highlighting local legal proceedings.
Townsville Police Use Taser 10 477 Times in Six Months
Townsville police have drawn the new Taser 10 model 477 times over six months, sparking debate on use-of-force policies and community safety in the region.
Civic Pool to Stay Open Until 2030, Barr Says
ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr has announced the Civic pool is unlikely to close before 2030, pending completion of the new Canberra Aquatic Centre in Commonwealth Park.
Canberra Club Fire Legacy Sparks Community Division
Nine years after a suspicious fire destroyed the Serbian Club in Mawson, Canberra, a bitter dispute over the sale proceeds has erupted between community groups, with unresolved questions about the investigation and fund allocation.
Govt Delays Stall Child Abuse Cases Against Guard
ACT Supreme Court hears allegations of sexual abuse by a prison guard against 10 former child inmates, with government delays preventing cases from progressing.
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Canberra's Justice System Under Fire Over Racial Disparities
A new Productivity Commission report highlights alarming gaps in ACT's criminal justice system, with First Nations people 25 times more likely to be imprisoned than others.
International Law: Why It's More Important Than Ever
Despite high-profile violations, international law remains crucial for global cooperation. This analysis explains why comparing it to domestic law misses the point and how it continues to shape state behavior.
Defence Land Sale Puts Canberra Golf Club Future in Doubt
Fairbairn Golf Club faces uncertainty as Defence earmarks its site for potential sale in a $1.8 billion estate overhaul. The club's president expresses concern over lack of consultation.
Canberra Letters: Governance, Carbon Tax, and Global Tensions
Canberra residents express diverse views in letters to the editor, covering local governance, carbon tax urgency, and international conflicts, highlighting community engagement and concerns.
Woman Jailed for High-Speed Police Chase in Geelong
A 30-year-old Geelong woman has been sentenced to jail after a dangerous high-speed police pursuit that concluded at a Norlane hotel, highlighting serious road safety concerns.
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Ex-Bikie Boss to Fight Kidnapping Charges in Court
Former Illawarra bikie boss Troy Fornaciari will stand trial next week, accused of kidnapping two women at gunpoint. His defence plans total denial of the allegations.
East Fremantle on Auditor's 'Naughty List' Over Audit Delays
The Town of East Fremantle has been named among nine local governments failing to meet financial reporting deadlines, citing delays with its Community Park audit.
Victoria Park Tree Probe Delayed for Peer Review
Ratepayers in Victoria Park face an extra month's wait for answers about unauthorised removal of 46 trees at Elizabeth Baillie Park, as town staff seek time for a peer review.
Former Councillor John Hollywood Honoured with Minute's Silence
John Hollywood, who served as a councillor at both the City of Wanneroo and City of Joondalup, has died aged 78. He is remembered as a passionate community advocate and environmental campaigner.
Canning Parking Crisis: Infill Development Squeezes Streets
Residents in the City of Canning are facing a severe parking shortage due to infill development, with complaints about overcrowded streets and limited solutions from local authorities.
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Fremantle Electors Vote No Confidence in Council Finances
City of Fremantle electors have passed a motion of no confidence in the mayor, council, and chief executive regarding financial stewardship and long-term sustainability concerns.
Nedlands Candidates Face Financial Uncertainty Before Election
Candidates in the Nedlands electorate are confronting significant financial uncertainties as they prepare for a full-spill election scheduled for next month, raising concerns about campaign viability.
Coalition Crisis: 'Nothing Ruled Out' for Reunion
The Australian Coalition faces internal turmoil as senior figures hint at a potential reunion, with sources stating 'nothing is ruled out' amid ongoing political tensions and strategic discussions.
Good Character References in Australian Legal Cases
A recent podcast discusses the vital role of good character references in Australian courts, highlighting their impact on sentencing and legal outcomes for defendants.
SA Liberal Leader Hurn Names and Shames Sexist Trolls
South Australian Liberal leader David Hurn has taken a stand against online misogyny by publicly identifying individuals who have posted sexist abuse, sparking debate on political discourse.
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Newcastle Readers Demand Driver Retesting and Tax Changes
Newcastle Herald readers advocate for mandatory periodic driver testing at personal cost, while debating GST abolition, multiculturalism, and historical recognition in diverse letters.
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