Howard's Impact on Mabo: Political Resistance Legacy
Analysis of John Howard's political strategies against the Mabo decision, reshaping Indigenous land rights and constitutional debates in Australia.
Category : Constitutional Law
Townsville District Court Sittings on March 5
The Townsville District Court will hold sittings on March 5, with cases including serious criminal matters and civil disputes. The court's operations are part of regular judicial activities in the region.
Revenge Porn Fine in Charters Towers Court
A Townsville woman, Reeganiziah Foster, was fined $1000 for distributing intimate images without consent in a revenge porn case at Charters Towers Magistrates Court.
Cairns District Court Sittings Start March 5
The Cairns District Court begins its March 5 sittings, handling serious criminal and civil cases, with a focus on justice and community impact in Far North Queensland.
Geelong Court Cases: March 5 Proceedings
A detailed overview of all cases and appearances at the Geelong Magistrates Court on Thursday, March 5, including charges, outcomes, and legal proceedings.
Perth Lawyer Pleads Guilty in AN0M Sting Operation
Disgraced Perth lawyer Ted Dobson has entered a guilty plea in a last-minute deal following his involvement in the global Operation Ironside sting that targeted organised crime figures.
Teen's Plea Deal Rejected in E-Motorbike Death of Nurse
A 17-year-old accused of killing nurse Shelley Spinks in an Edgewater e-motorbike crash will stand trial after prosecutors rejected a plea offer. The teen faces manslaughter and impaired driving charges.
Perth Father Convicted Again for Baby's Shaking Death
Juan Daniel Visagie has been found guilty for a second time of manslaughter after violently shaking his infant daughter, who died at 20 weeks old. The Supreme Court retrial revealed details of domestic strife and a cover-up attempt.
No Definitive Cause of Death Found in Palasic Murder Trial
A forensic pathologist testified that the cause of death could not be conclusively established, complicating the prosecution's case in the murder trial of Daniel Palasic.
Motorcyclist Gets Chance After Homemade Gun Find on Christmas
A Canberra man caught with a loaded homemade firearm near Parliament House on Christmas Day receives a 14-month intensive correction order, avoiding jail time.
Dentist Killed in Police Shooting Released on Bail Days Earlier
A tragic incident unfolds as a dentist, recently released on bail, is fatally shot by police in a confrontation, raising questions about bail decisions and police procedures.
Greg Lynn Denied Bail for Retrial in Camper Murder Case
Alleged high country killer Greg Lynn has been denied bail by Victoria's Supreme Court while awaiting a retrial for the murder of camper Carol Clay, following an appeal that overturned his conviction.
ACT Law Society VP Quilty Resigns Over Drink Driving
Lisa Quilty has resigned from her role as vice president of the ACT Law Society after being charged with high-range drink driving, sparking discussions on professional conduct.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Brodie Dewar Granted Bail in Tim Picton Death Case
Brodie Jake Dewar, charged with manslaughter over the alleged one-punch attack that killed Labor strategist Tim Picton, has been granted bail under strict conditions.
Antisemitism Laws Risk Unequal Treatment for Victims
A Townsville law firm warns that proposed antisemitism laws may lead to unequal treatment for victims, raising concerns about legal fairness and discrimination.
Five Guilty of Drug Driving in Ingham Court Same Day
Five motorists admitted to drug driving charges in the Ingham Magistrates Court on the same day, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns in the region.
Townsville District Court Sittings Start March 4
The Townsville District Court will begin its scheduled sittings on March 4, 2024, handling a range of criminal and civil cases in the local jurisdiction.
Townsville Court Cases: Wednesday's Appearances Detailed
A comprehensive overview of all individuals appearing at Townsville Magistrates Court on Wednesday, March 4, including charges, outcomes, and legal proceedings.
Jury to Deliberate in Child Sex Abuse Trial of OAM Recipient
The jury is set to retire in the trial of Geoffrey Guest, an OAM recipient accused of child sex abuse. The case involves multiple charges and has drawn significant public attention in Cairns.
Geelong County Court Daily Proceedings for March 3, 2026
A comprehensive list of all individuals scheduled to appear at the Geelong County Court on Tuesday, March 3, 2026, detailing the daily legal activities and hearings in the region.
Teen Found Not Guilty in Adelaide Avenue Fatal Crash
A teenager has been found not guilty of manslaughter following a fatal crash on Adelaide Avenue, with the court ruling the incident was an accident rather than criminal negligence.
Ian Perry Sentenced in ACT Supreme Court for Child Abuse Material
Ian Charles Harcourt Perry has been sentenced in the ACT Supreme Court for possessing and distributing child abuse material, with the judge emphasizing the severity of the crimes.
ACT's New Sentencing Laws Spark Legal Debate Among Experts
New sentencing laws in the Australian Capital Territory have sparked a heated legal debate, with experts divided over their impact on justice and rehabilitation.
Koonawarra Man Jailed for Child Rape at Sleepover
A Koonawarra man has been sentenced to prison after being convicted of brutally raping a child during a sleepover. The court heard disturbing details of the assault.
Townsville District Court Sittings Start March 3
The District Court of Queensland will hold sittings in Townsville from March 3, handling serious criminal and civil cases, with a focus on local justice and community impact.
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