National Security Must Not Be a Political Plaything
An editorial warns against using national security for political gain, urging bipartisan cooperation to protect Australia's interests and maintain public trust.
Category : Federal Government
One Nation's Liam Hall Hits Out Over False Bombing Accusation
One Nation candidate Liam Christopher Hall condemns social media users for sharing his image, mistakenly linking him to a bombing suspect, sparking outrage and calls for accountability.
Coercive Control Laws Struggle with Prosecution in Australia
Australian authorities are facing challenges in prosecuting domestic offenders under new coercive control laws, with low conviction rates and widespread misunderstandings hindering efforts, as experts highlight similar issues in the UK.
Two Men Injured in Collingwood Stabbing, Offenders Flee
Two young men, aged 21 and 22, suffered serious injuries in a stabbing on Palmer Street in Collingwood early Sunday morning. The offenders fled in a vehicle, and a large crime scene remains as police investigate.
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Tony Burke's Long Answer on ISIS Brides' Passports
Tony Burke's detailed response on ISIS brides' passports, dubbed the 'Echidna answer,' sparks debate over national security and legal complexities in Australia.
Pauline Hanson's Resurgence Fuels Speculation on Future
Pauline Hanson's One Nation party is surging in polls, putting her back at the center of Australian politics. In an interview, she discusses her health, retirement plans, and the party's ambitions to form government, while facing criticism over immigratio
Man Charged with Sexual Assault in Ainslie
A man has been charged with sexual assault following an incident in the Canberra suburb of Ainslie, with police investigating the alleged attack.
Murder Charge After Woman Hit by Car in Melbourne
A 44-year-old man has been charged with murder after a woman was killed in a car incident in Reservoir, Melbourne. Police confirm the victim and alleged driver were known to each other.
Muslims Respond to One Nation's SA Party Launch
South Australia's Muslim community voices disappointment and weariness as One Nation leaders arrive for a party launch, citing ongoing political targeting and divisive rhetoric.
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Police Seek Help to Find Missing Man Michael Imad in Shellharbour
NSW Police are urgently calling for public assistance to locate Michael Imad, a 31-year-old man missing since Thursday in Shellharbour, with concerns for his welfare.
Sydney House Identified as Kidnapped Grandfather's Holding Location
Police have located a vacant property in Dural where they believe 85-year-old Chris Baghsarian was held after being mistakenly kidnapped. The grandfather remains missing as hope fades.
Mossman Man Jailed for Chainsaw Attack on Partner
A Mossman man has been sentenced to jail for a horrifying domestic violence incident where he chased his partner with a running chainsaw, leaving her in fear for her life.
Political Clash Over ISIS Brides' Return to Australia
A heated political debate has erupted as 11 women and 23 children linked to ISIS seek to return to Australia, with ministers defending strict passport laws while opposition demands tougher security measures.
Operation Kingfisher Report Due by February's End
The Operation Kingfisher report, a key investigation into government operations, is scheduled for circulation by the end of February, with expectations of significant findings.
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ACT Project Costs: Creative Accounting or Reality?
An investigation into ACT project costs reveals concerns over budget accuracy, with critics alleging creative accounting and potential financial mismanagement.
PM Condemns Anti-Muslim Rhetoric After Mosque Attack
The Prime Minister has called out vile threats to the Muslim community as Ramadan begins, linking the incident to Pauline Hanson's ongoing anti-Muslim rhetoric.
FOI Exposes Premier's MotoGP Meeting Mission
Freedom of Information documents uncover the Premier's covert mission during a MotoGP meeting, sparking political debate and transparency concerns.
Albanese Echoes Howard on ISIS Brides in Political Strategy
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese adopts a firm stance on ISIS brides, drawing comparisons to John Howard's policies, as he navigates national security and political dynamics ahead of elections.
Young Man Critical After Stabbing in Sydney's West
A man in his 20s was found with critical stab wounds in St Marys, Sydney, on Thursday afternoon. He was treated at the scene and rushed to Westmead Hospital as police investigate.
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Greens' Racing Claims Debunked by ACT Government
The ACT government has refuted claims by the Greens regarding its involvement with the racing industry, clarifying funding and policy positions amid political debate.
Queanbeyan Man Charged Over Social Media Threats to Politicians
A Queanbeyan man has been charged by the Australian Federal Police for allegedly making threats against politicians on social media, sparking a major investigation into online safety and political security.
Sydney Man Charged Over Violent Extremist Material on Phones
A 31-year-old man in southwest Sydney has been charged after police allegedly found violent extremist material on mobile phones seized during a vehicle stop on New Year's Eve.
Canberra Bar Raided Over Trump and Netanyahu Posters
A Canberra bar was raided by police after displaying posters of Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu, sparking a debate on free speech and public safety.
Sussan Ley Resigns Due to Internal Party Dynamics, Not Voters
Sussan Ley's resignation as MP for Farrer resulted from internal party pressures, not electoral rejection or scandal, highlighting political tensions.
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Angus Taylor Keeps Frontbench Role in Coalition Shuffle
Angus Taylor will continue as Shadow Treasurer in the Coalition's frontbench reshuffle, maintaining his influence in economic policy and opposition strategy.
SA Liberals Reveal Spending Plan After Scrapping Voice
The SA Liberal Party, under new leader Ashton Hurn, has detailed how it would reallocate funds from the scrapped Voice to Parliament, accusing Labor of having undisclosed Treaty plans.
Four Charged in Torres Strait Drug Raids by Police
Queensland Police have charged four individuals following significant drug raids in the Torres Strait, seizing large quantities of cannabis and cash in a targeted operation.
Human Remains Found in Echuca Park Spark Police Probe
A major investigation is underway after workers discovered human bones at Victoria Park in Echuca, with police establishing a crime scene to determine if the matter is suspicious.
Alleged Bikie Associate Charged Over Cocaine Operation
A 24-year-old man in Cairns faces drug charges after police allege he found cutting cocaine more profitable than cutting grass as a lawnmower.
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ACT Minister Orr Responds to Rattenbury's Criticism
ACT Minister Suzzanne Orr has publicly addressed criticism from Greens leader Shane Rattenbury, defending her government's policy decisions and highlighting collaborative efforts.
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