Crashed Car Mystery on Mount Duneed Street with Airbag Deployed
Police are investigating after a crashed vehicle with its airbag deployed was discovered abandoned on a quiet Mount Duneed street, sparking local concerns and an ongoing mystery.
Category : Politics
Police Probe After Inmate Injured in Barwon Prison Altercation
A police investigation has been launched following a serious altercation at Barwon Prison in Geelong, which left an inmate with significant injuries. Authorities are examining the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Geelong Accused Drug Trafficker Abandons Bail Bid
Blake Changomara, facing serious drug trafficking charges in Geelong, has withdrawn his bail application, with the case adjourned for further legal proceedings.
AI in Law Firms Could Cause Critical Thinking Crisis
A new report claims AI integration in law firms risks undermining critical thinking skills, potentially making lawyers worse at their jobs and leading to a professional crisis.
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Vietnam Veteran Tony Cox Shares Untold Anzac Stories
Tony Cox, a Vietnam War veteran, recounts forgotten Anzac tales of courage and sacrifice, highlighting the enduring legacy of Australian soldiers in conflict.
ACT Gun Applications Up 57% After Bondi Massacre
ACT police have recorded a 57% increase in gun applications following the Bondi Junction massacre, raising concerns about public safety and firearm regulation.
Clare O'Neil Defends 12 Million Housing Target
Home Affairs Minister Clare O'Neil has defended the government's ambitious 12 million housing target, calling it a necessary goal despite criticism over its achievability.
ACT Policing Officer Found Corrupt Over Prosecution Pressure
An ACT Policing officer has been found corrupt for pressuring prosecutors to drop charges, raising serious concerns about integrity in law enforcement.
Rattenbury Resignation Sparks ACT Light Rail Rethink
The resignation of ACT Greens leader Shane Rattenbury has prompted a major reassessment of Canberra's light rail project, raising questions about its future direction and funding.
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Gavin Morris Elected Newcastle Lord Mayor
Gavin Morris wins Newcastle's lord mayor election with a strong primary vote, reflecting suburban ratepayers' frustration over CBD-focused projects and access issues.
Australian Military Must Catch Up on Tech to Regain Advantage
Defence experts warn Australia's military needs significant technological upgrades to regain its strategic advantage, amid rising global threats and rapid advancements in warfare tech.
Sydney Gangland Violence Linked to Encrypted Apps
Police reveal encrypted messaging apps are fuelling Sydney's gangland violence, with a 7am shooting highlighting the trend. Authorities are urging tech companies to cooperate.
Moonta Mines Volunteers Sue National Trust in Supreme Court
A volunteer group dismissed from managing a South Australian mining heritage site is taking the National Trust to the Supreme Court, claiming Cornish mining heritage is in their DNA.
Feds to Spend $7bn on Anti-Drone Tech
The Australian federal government has announced a major investment of up to $7 billion in anti-drone technology to enhance national security and protect critical infrastructure from aerial threats.
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Second Batch of Uncounted Votes Found in SA Election
The Electoral Commission of SA has confirmed that two more electorates, both Labor strongholds, had uncounted votes from the March state election, raising concerns about electoral integrity.
Detective Survives Drug-Fuelled Attack, Feels Lucky to Be Alive
Detective Senior Constable Greg McDougall was critically injured after being dragged and run over by a driver with meth in Perth. He has returned to duty and expresses gratitude for survival.
Chalmers Keeps Budget Plans Secret in Perth Visit
Treasurer Jim Chalmers visited Perth on Tuesday, April 21, 2026, but remained tight-lipped about upcoming Budget details, fueling speculation ahead of the federal announcement.
Kiama Council Budget Deficit May Vanish with Park Deal
Kiama Council's significant budget deficit might be eliminated through a proposed deal involving the sale or lease of a local holiday park, offering financial relief.
WA Expands Pharmacist Diagnosis Powers for Surgery Relief
An additional 200 pharmacists in Western Australia are now authorized to diagnose and treat common conditions, as part of a state government initiative to alleviate pressure on GP surgeries and improve healthcare access.
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Driver Charged for Car Ramming at Adelaide Shopping Centre
A 38-year-old man has been charged after allegedly crashing a Hyundai sedan into a Mawson Lakes shopping centre, causing significant damage and terrifying witnesses.
SAS Veteran Granted Immunity in Ben Roberts-Smith Case
A former SAS soldier has been promised immunity from prosecution for his own alleged battlefield crimes in exchange for testifying against Ben Roberts-Smith, who faces life imprisonment if convicted.
Man Gets Near 12-Year Sentence for Running Over Police Officer
Brenden Ross Green has been sentenced to nearly 12 years in prison after running over police officer Greg McDougall during a violent incident in Perth.
Carol Adams to Continue Overseeing Perth Council
Former Kwinana mayor Carol Adams is set to continue overseeing the City of Perth council, which has been described as dysfunctional, following recent developments.
Man Charged for Fake Gun Incident at Melbourne Shopping Centre
A 30-year-old man has been charged after allegedly carrying and pointing an imitation firearm at shoppers outside Dandenong Plaza in Melbourne, leading to increased police patrols.
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SA Electoral Commission Faces New Vote Scandal as More Ballots Found
The Electoral Commission of South Australia has discovered additional missing ballot papers from the recent state election, sparking further controversy and calls for accountability.
Singleton Mayor Pushes Plan for Ageing Residents
Singleton Mayor Sue Moore advocates for a new plan to support ageing residents, focusing on community services and infrastructure to enhance quality of life.
Illawarra Man on Trial for Alleged Rape at House Party
A man from the Illawarra region is standing trial, accused of raping a woman at a house party. The case highlights ongoing concerns about sexual assault in social settings.
Ex-Deputy Mayor Clint Lyon on Fireworks Charges in Court
Clint Lyon, former deputy mayor of Walcha, appeared in Ingham Magistrates Court on charges related to fireworks. The case involves alleged illegal possession and use of fireworks in Queensland.
Christopher Thurley Faces New Charges in Townsville Court
Christopher James Thurley has appeared in Townsville Magistrates Court on fresh charges, with police alleging new offenses in an ongoing legal case.
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Townsville Court Appearances on Tuesday, April 21
A detailed overview of all individuals scheduled to appear at Townsville Magistrates Court on Tuesday, April 21, including charges and case details.
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