Townsville Woman in Court for Police Assault and Threats
A Townsville woman has appeared in court, accused of assaulting police officers and threatening violence, including demanding a firearm during a confrontation.
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Townsville Court Appearances on Thursday, February 26
A detailed overview of the individuals appearing at Townsville Magistrates Court on Thursday, February 26, covering various charges and legal proceedings.
Townsville District Court Sittings Start February 26
The Townsville District Court will begin its scheduled sittings on February 26, handling a range of local cases. This session is part of the regular judicial calendar for the region.
Men Sentenced for Drink, Disqualified Driving in Hinchinbrook
Two men have been sentenced in Ingham Court for drink-driving and disqualified driving offences in Hinchinbrook, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns.
Cairns District Court Sittings Resume After Floods
The Cairns District Court will resume sittings on February 26, 2024, after being closed due to severe flooding. Cases include serious criminal matters, with adjustments made for accessibility and safety.
Coroner Slams Inaction in Ocean Grove Dunes Death Probe
A coronial inquest into the death of Simon Gaskill, whose body was found in Ocean Grove dunes, concluded that effectively nothing was done to investigate the case properly, raising serious concerns.
Geelong Court Appearances for February 26, 2026
A comprehensive list of all individuals scheduled to appear at the Geelong County Court on Thursday, February 26, 2026, detailing the cases and proceedings for the day.
Geelong Court Civil Cases List for February 26
A comprehensive list of all individuals and entities scheduled to appear in civil matters at the Geelong Magistrates Court on Thursday, February 26, detailing the day's legal proceedings.
Australia's Anti-Conscription Protests: A Historical Look
A deep dive into Australia's anti-conscription protests during World War I, exploring their causes, key events, and lasting impact on Australian society and political discourse.
ACT Considers New Hate Crime Laws
The ACT government is exploring new laws to address hate crimes, aiming to enhance protections for vulnerable communities and improve legal responses to such offenses.
Hate Speech Law Criticised as Orwellian by Free Speech Groups
A proposed hate speech law in Australia is drawing sharp criticism for its Orwellian overreach, with free speech advocates warning it could stifle public debate and infringe on civil liberties.
Murder Accused Claims Assisted Dying in Elderly Mother Case
A man charged with murdering his elderly mother at Fern Bay has made a claim of assisted dying, raising complex legal and ethical questions in the ongoing case.
Govt Closes Super Loophole for Paedophile Compensation
New laws proposed by the Federal Government aim to prevent convicted child sexual abusers from hiding assets in superannuation to avoid paying victims' compensation, with reforms targeting unpaid orders after 12 months.
Bikie Leaders Jailed for Drug Trafficking After Boasting Profits
Two bikie gang leaders have been sentenced to prison for drug trafficking after bragging about making significant profits from regional drug runs in Queensland.
Cairns District Court Sittings Resume February 25
The Cairns District Court will resume its sittings on February 25, 2025, with a full schedule of hearings. This marks a key phase in the local judicial calendar, addressing various cases in the region.
Cairns Court Cases: February 25 Proceedings
A detailed overview of all cases heard at Cairns Magistrates Court on Wednesday, February 25, including charges, outcomes, and legal proceedings.
Jermayne Solomon Sentenced for Strangulation Assault in Townsville
Jermayne William Solomon has been sentenced in the Townsville District Court for strangulation and assault occasioning bodily harm, following a violent incident in the region.
Townsville District Court Sittings Start February 25
The Townsville District Court will begin its scheduled sittings on February 25, handling a range of local cases. This session is part of regular judicial activities in the region.
Queensland Interlock Confusion: Drivers Caught by Five-Year Rule
Confusion over Queensland's interlock program has resulted in drivers being unaware of a five-year rule, leading to legal issues and calls for clearer communication from authorities.
Rhys Bellinge's Inapt Apology Before Sentencing
Rhys Bellinge issued an apology to his victims just days before his sentencing, but the court deemed it insufficient and lacking genuine remorse.
Sandy Guilty of Lesser Charge in Housemate Murder Case
Graham Clive Sandy, charged with murdering his Mirrabooka housemate, has been found guilty of a lesser charge after a court trial. The verdict follows a detailed investigation into the fatal incident.
Driver Who Left Cyclist for Dead Wins Appeal, May Walk Free
Costantino Carmelo Mastrolembo, who hit an 86-year-old cyclist and fled, claiming he struck a kangaroo, has had his sentence reduced on appeal. He could be paroled in months.
Man Allegedly Gave Police False Name in Tobacco Wars Arrest
A man has been charged after allegedly providing a false name to police during his arrest, linked to investigations into the ongoing tobacco wars in Australia.
Manslaughter Trial Begins for Fatal Adelaide Avenue Crash
A manslaughter trial has started in the ACT Supreme Court following a tragic crash on Adelaide Avenue that resulted in the death of a teenager, with the accused facing serious charges.
No Legal Basis to Cancel ISIS Brides' Passports, Expert Says
A top international law professor argues there is no legal justification to revoke passports for ISIS brides returning to Australia, citing constraints under current legislation and exclusion orders.
Assistant Principal's Crash Causes Lifelong Injuries in Canberra
A Canberra assistant principal's car crash has resulted in lifelong injuries for two men, with the driver pleading guilty to dangerous driving causing grievous bodily harm.
Mandurah Woman Charged with Weapon and Theft Offences
A 35-year-old woman, Marley Jimmaine Whitby, is accused of carrying a bladed weapon in Coodanup and stealing in Mandurah, with court proceedings ongoing.
Anglican Church Sells Properties to Pay Abuse Claims
A court has approved the sale of Anglican Church properties in Townsville to raise millions for abuse compensation, marking a significant step in justice for survivors.
Townsville District Court Sittings Start February 2024 (25.02.2026)
The Townsville District Court has begun its scheduled sittings for February 2024, handling a range of local cases. This session is part of the court's regular operations to address legal matters in the region efficiently.
Man Pleads Not Guilty to Rape, Sexual Assault in Townsville
Braiden Andreas Callow has entered a not guilty plea to charges of rape and sexual assault in the Townsville District Court, with the case set to proceed to trial.
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