Cook's Wellard to West Perth Swap Raises Eyebrows
The Cook government's decision to relocate from Wellard to West Perth sparks criticism over transparency and political optics in Western Australia.
Category : Federal Government
Government Silent on Iranian Soccer Team's Future
The Australian government remains tight-lipped about the future of the Iranian soccer team, sparking speculation and diplomatic concerns amid ongoing tensions.
Roger Cook Feels Pinch from Government Decisions
Premier Roger Cook faces political pressure as his government's policies, including housing and economic measures, lead to public backlash and internal challenges.
Machete Attack Injures Man in Melbourne CBD
A man suffered non-life-threatening injuries in a machete attack in Melbourne's CBD early Monday morning. Police are investigating the incident on Queen Street.
Sydney Shootings: Two Men Injured in West Sydney Attacks
A 29-year-old man was shot outside a home in Lalor Park, while a 25-year-old was wounded in Bass Hill. Police have made one arrest and are investigating links between the incidents.
Campsite Stabbing Near Tamworth Leaves One Dead, One Arrested
A man in his 50s has died after a stabbing at a Woolbrook campsite, with a 43-year-old arrested. Police found a knife and are investigating, following another recent campground death in NSW.
Kwinana Residents Frustrated as Premier Moves Out of Electorate
Premier Roger Cook's decision to relocate from Kwinana to Perth has angered constituents, who question his ability to represent them and demand action on traffic congestion issues.
Guard Killed Protecting Teen in Melbourne Train Station Attack
A 22-year-old off-duty security guard died after intervening to protect a 14-year-old boy during a violent armed robbery at Mernda station. Four teenagers have been charged with murder.
78-Stab Attack Called 'Mid-Range' in Domestic Murder Case
Tyrone Thompson stabbed his ex-partner 78 times with two knives in front of her toddler, yet his violence was labeled mid-range. His sentencing and rehabilitation prospects are explored in a new podcast.
Teen Jailed for Aggravated Home Invasion in Canberra
A 17-year-old has been sentenced to prison for an aggravated home invasion in Canberra in August 2025, with the court highlighting the severity of the crime and its impact on victims.
Bernardi Refuses to Apologise for Same-Sex Marriage Comments
South Australian One Nation leader Cory Bernardi has reiterated his 2012 comments linking same-sex marriage to bestiality, sparking backlash from Greens and SA-BEST leaders.
Ed Husic Slams Labor's Culture and Anti-Vilification Laws
Labor MP Ed Husic speaks out against his party's suppression of dissent and failure on anti-vilification laws, reflecting on his journey as Australia's first Muslim MP.
One Nation Picks David Farley for Farrer By-Election
One Nation has selected David Farley, a 69-year-old agribusiness professional, as its candidate for the Farrer by-election triggered by Sussan Ley's resignation.
Man Killed in Melbourne Train Station Brawl, Teens Arrested
A 22-year-old man has died after a violent brawl at Mernda Railway Station in Melbourne's northeast. Police arrested four teenagers and are investigating the incident.
Labor's Trump Nobel Nomination Idea Faces Budget Hurdles
A senior minister's proposal to nominate Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize is unlikely to proceed this budget cycle, despite potential diplomatic benefits with the US.
One Nation Rises as Major Parties Lose Voter Trust
Political commentator Paul Murray analyzes One Nation's surge amid declining support for major parties, highlighting voter disillusionment and shifting allegiances in Australian politics.
Labor's Opposition Stance on US-Israel Action Questioned
Michelle Grattan explores whether Labor would oppose American-Israeli military action if in opposition, drawing parallels to its 2003 Iraq war stance.
Petition to Deny Baden-Clay Parole Gains Widespread Support
A petition demanding convicted wife killer Gerard Baden-Clay be denied parole has sparked widespread support as he becomes eligible for release next year, with advocates arguing 15 years is inadequate for taking a life.
Bomb Squad Neutralises IED in Geelong West, Two Arrested
Bomb disposal experts neutralised an improvised explosive device in Geelong West after police executed a search warrant, arresting two people and seizing firearms and drugs.
Perth Aged Care Hot Spot: $115M Funding Called a Drop in Ocean
Perth has been designated an aged care hot spot, with providers cautioning that a $115 million federal funding increase is merely a drop in the ocean amid rising costs and workforce shortages.
Man Escapes Kidnapping in SA, Four People Charged
A 30-year-old man escaped after being held captive for three days in Angle Park, with four individuals now facing charges including unlawful detention and assault.
Man Arrested After Fatal Blunt Force Trauma in Queensland
A 69-year-old man died from blunt force trauma in Burpengary, Queensland, with a 35-year-old man arrested at the scene. Police are investigating the use of a weapon.
WA Comancheros Arrested in National Bikie Blitz
Five West Australian members and associates of the Comancheros gang have been arrested in a coordinated national police operation, with authorities warning outlaw bikies of ongoing crackdowns.
Illawarra Men Charged in Comanchero Bikie Gang Raids
Police have charged multiple men from the Illawarra region following coordinated raids targeting the Comanchero outlaw motorcycle gang, with arrests made across several locations.
Kelly Wilkinson Turned Away by Police Before Murder, Coroner Told
An inquest into Kelly Wilkinson's 2021 murder has been adjourned after a claim she was turned away by police days before her death. The mother-of-three was burned alive by her estranged husband.
ACT Auditor-General Urges Tighter Financial Controls
The ACT Auditor-General has called for stricter financial controls in the territory, highlighting concerns over governance and spending oversight in a new report.
Wealthy Australians Fund Right-Wing Politics, Analysis Shows
A new analysis reveals that affluent Australians are increasingly bankrolling right-wing political causes, raising concerns about democratic integrity and policy influence.
First Female AFP Boss Faced Post-Broderick Sexism
Krissy Barrett, the inaugural female commissioner of the Australian Federal Police, encountered persistent sexism following the Broderick review, highlighting ongoing gender challenges in law enforcement.
Labor Scraps Controversial FOI Bill After Opposition
The Australian government has abandoned plans to alter freedom of information laws following strong criticism, with advocates warning the changes threatened public access to information.
Jewish Board Demands Apology from Labor MP Over Antisemitic Posts
The Queensland Jewish Board of Deputies has called for a formal apology from Labor MP Cynthia Lui after she shared antisemitic content on social media, sparking outrage and political fallout.
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