Flag Burning Could Lead to Jail Under New Laws
New legislation proposed by MPs Pat Conaghan and Rebekha Sharkie aims to criminalise burning or desecrating Australian flags, with penalties including fines and imprisonment.
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Court Rejects Challenge to Police Powers for Herzog Visit
The NSW Supreme Court has dismissed an urgent legal challenge against police powers banning protests during Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit to Sydney.
Alleged Kill Threat Revealed in Wollongong Court Trial
A trial has commenced in Wollongong District Court where a man faces serious charges including kidnapping and firearm offences, with the defence urging jurors to withhold judgment until all evidence is presented.
Deadlines Can Stop Your Compensation Claim
Missing strict deadlines for compensation claims can mean losing your right to claim, even for serious injuries. Early legal advice is essential to protect your rights and navigate the complex process.
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Ice-Fuelled Pursuit Ends with Taser in Wollongong
A Balgownie man high on methamphetamine led police on a dangerous 41-minute chase through Wollongong suburbs, reaching 140km/h in residential areas before being tasered and arrested with weapons found in his vehicle.
Man Spared Jail for 3D Printed Gun in WA
Benjamin Cheeseman receives suspended sentence for manufacturing firearm with 3D printer at his parents' Riverton residence, as judge calls case 'line-ball' decision.
Child Witness Service Reflects on 30 Years in WA Courts
The Child Witness Service in Western Australia commemorates three decades of assisting young witnesses in the District Court, highlighting its vital role in the justice system.
Canberra Magistrate Heidi Robinson Promises Fair Hearings
Heidi Robinson, the ACT's 10th magistrate and a native Canberran, pledges to provide fair hearings and ensure people are heard in court, drawing on her deep local roots and empathetic reputation.
District Court Sittings in Townsville: February 9
The District Court has scheduled its sittings in Townsville for February 9, with local hearings set to proceed. This update provides details on the court's operations and its impact on the community.
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Cairns District Court Sittings on February 9: Cases Overview
The Cairns District Court held its sittings on February 9, addressing various legal matters. This article details the cases heard, including criminal and civil proceedings, and highlights the court's role in the local justice system.
Bail Application for Ezekiel Baira in Townsville Court
Ezekiel Vernon Samuel Baira has applied for bail in the Townsville Magistrates Court, with police opposing the release. The case highlights ongoing legal proceedings in the region.
Wollongong Scammer Dodges Jail in $45,000 NAB Fraud Case
A Wollongong man involved in a sophisticated bank scam has avoided jail time after strict house arrest compliance. Chi Huynh, 42, was sentenced for his role in a syndicate that stole $45,000 from NAB using fraudulent credit card transactions.
Апелляция по делу о ножевом ранении в Кэрнсе отклонена (09.02.2026)
Женщина из Кэрнса, осуждённая за нанесение ножевого ранения мужчине, проиграла апелляцию против своего обвинительного приговора в суде Квинсленда.
Geelong Men Jailed for Witness Intimidation
Two Geelong men, Joey Cole and Kaleb Lappin, have been sentenced to jail for intimidating a witness in a legal proceeding, highlighting the serious consequences of such actions in the justice system.
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Court Challenge Over Sydney Lockdown for Israeli President
Urgent Supreme Court action challenges police powers for Israeli President Isaac Herzog's Sydney visit, as authorities impose CBD lockdowns and warn residents to avoid the city.
Driver in Fatal Rivervale Crash Appears in Perth Court
Rhyse Robert Hawkins, the driver accused of causing a late-night crash in Rivervale that killed a beloved grandmother, has made his first court appearance in Perth.
Derby Driver Jailed After Breaching Sentence for Fatal Crash
A young driver who killed a pedestrian while intoxicated in Derby has been imprisoned after breaching the conditions of her suspended sentence.
Wollongong Courts: Thief, Ex-Bikie, Teacher in Legal Drama
A week of high-profile cases in Wollongong courts includes a thief who danced after a failed robbery, an ex-bikie boss denying kidnapping, and a teacher seeking separate trials for abuse allegations.
Gus Lamont Family Lawyers: New Era in SA Family Law
Gus Lamont Family Lawyers, a prominent Adelaide firm, is expanding its services to better support families across South Australia with innovative legal solutions.
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Tony Mokbel Free After Court Withdraws Final Drug Charge
Gangland figure Tony Mokbel has been declared a free man in Melbourne after prosecutors withdrew his last drug trafficking charge. The notorious underworld boss, who famously fled to Greece in 2006 via Western Australia, expressed relief after nearly two
WA Police Officer Seeks Plea Deal in Assault Case
A 23-year-old WA police officer charged with assaulting a woman during an arrest in Perth's south is negotiating a plea deal with prosecutors to resolve the case without going to trial.
Bruce Stabbing Murder: New Details Revealed in Court
The ACT Supreme Court hears harrowing details of a domestic violence murder in Bruce, where a 74-year-old man killed his partner in a frenzied stabbing attack. Medical evidence and legal arguments presented.
Charge Upgraded to Murder After Fatal Punch in Perth
Brodie Jake Dewar faces a murder charge after allegedly fatally punching Tim Picton in Perth. The case highlights escalating violence and legal consequences in Australia.
Witness Coached in Courtroom by Daughter in Kennedy Case
A key witness in the Louise St John Kennedy case, Prudence Manners, was found to have been coached in the courtroom by her daughter, raising concerns about trial integrity and witness tampering.
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ACT Cabinet Documents to Be Released Much Faster Under New Law
The ACT Legislative Assembly has passed legislation that will dramatically reduce processing times for cabinet document requests, cutting delays from over a year to under two months to enhance government transparency.
Man Sentenced Over Huskisson Brawl That Terrified Diners
A Basin View man has been sentenced for his role in a violent street brawl in Huskisson that caused restaurants to close and left the public fearful. The incident involved eight men and resulted in community-based penalties.
Townsville District Court Sittings Start February 6
The District Court of Queensland will hold sittings in Townsville from February 6, addressing a range of criminal and civil cases in the region.
Warilla Drunk Driver Walks Free After Jail Sentence
A Warilla man jailed for high-range drink-driving after flipping his car has been released on bail pending an appeal, despite recording a blood alcohol reading five times the legal limit.
Townsville Man Sentenced for Supplying Drugs to Minor
A Townsville man has been sentenced in the Supreme Court for supplying dangerous drugs to a minor, highlighting ongoing community concerns about youth drug exposure.
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Chief Justice Calls for Court IT Upgrades After 20-Year Hiatus
Western Australia's Chief Justice Peter Quinlan has issued a powerful call for urgent technological upgrades in state courts, highlighting systemic delays and infrastructure failures during his first Opening of the Legal Year address in two decades.
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