ACT Urged to Modernise Vulnerable People Checks
The ACT government faces calls to update its Working with Vulnerable People checks, with critics highlighting inefficiencies and delays in the current system.
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Albanese Letter to Andrew on Succession Sparks Debate
A letter from Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to Andrew on succession matters has ignited political discussions, raising questions about leadership and party dynamics.
Andrew Scandal: Political Crisis Deepens with New Allegations
The Andrew scandal has escalated with fresh allegations, triggering a major political crisis and calls for immediate action from federal authorities.
Hurn Supports Skilled Migration as Liberal Senator Meets One Nation
State Liberal leader Ashton Hurn clarifies her party's stance on migration after a senior federal Liberal senator was photographed drinking with One Nation's Cory Bernardi.
SA Voters' Top-Rated Politicians Revealed in Poll
New polling data shows Premier Peter Malinauskas and Liberal Leader Ashton Hurn lead in popularity, with surprising results for other key figures like Lucy Hood and Ben Hood.
Townsville MP Adam Baillie Hits Back at 'Soft on Guns' Claims
Townsville MP Adam Baillie has strongly refuted accusations that the Liberal National Party is lenient on gun control, emphasizing the party's commitment to public safety and strict firearm regulations.
WA Premier on ISIS Brides Returning from Syria
Premier Roger Cook discusses the possibility of ISIS brides returning to Western Australia from Syria, highlighting security and community concerns.
PM Evacuated from Canberra Home After Threat
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was evacuated from his Canberra residence after a security threat, with police responding swiftly to ensure his safety. No injuries were reported.
PM Evacuated from Home in Canberra Security Incident
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was evacuated from The Lodge in Canberra after a security incident. AFP responded, found no threats, and the PM is returning home.
Crews Rejects Hanson's Muslim Comments, Defends Lakemba
Reverend Bill Crews has countered Pauline Hanson's claims about Muslims, describing Sydney's Lakemba as peaceful and welcoming. He urges kindness and dispels fears, supported by crime data.
Sydney Gun Thefts Spike After Bondi Attack
A sharp increase in firearm thefts from suburban homes has been reported in Sydney after the Bondi terror attack, as gun lobby groups rally against new regulations.
Albanese Hits Out at Pocock Over Gas Companies
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has publicly criticised independent Senator David Pocock for his opposition to gas companies, sparking a political debate in Canberra over energy policy and environmental concerns.
Ellnor Grassby, ACT Politics Pioneer, Remembered
Ellnor Grassby, a trailblazing figure in Australian Capital Territory politics, is being honored for her groundbreaking contributions to public service and community advocacy in Canberra.
Body Found in Search for Kidnapped Sydney Grandfather
Human remains discovered near Pitt Town golf club in Sydney's northwest, 11 days after elderly man was taken from his home in a case of mistaken identity.
Jewish Australians Fearful as Antisemitism Inquiry Starts
Rabbi Levi Wolff describes heightened security at schools and synagogues amid antisemitism concerns, as a royal commission into the Bondi terror attack and social cohesion opens its first public hearing.
ACT Targets Gun Violence with Firearms Prohibition Orders
The ACT government is set to implement firearms prohibition orders, allowing police to restrict access to guns for individuals deemed high-risk, as part of a broader strategy to enhance community safety.
Power Reveals Character: Migrant Scapegoating in Liberal History
Former PM Department Secretary John Menadue argues the Liberal Party risks electoral backlash by reviving old migrant scapegoating tactics, tracing it back to Howard-era policies like Tampa.
Dunstan MP Revved Up Over MotoGP Funding Row
Independent MP for Dunstan expresses frustration over state government's MotoGP funding, citing lack of transparency and community consultation in the decision-making process.
Liberals Push for Tougher Tobacco Laws with Fines and Closures
The State Opposition will push for amendments to Labor's tobacco laws, demanding long-term closures and increased penalties for selling vapes or cigarettes to minors in Parliament.
Albanese Under Fire Over ISIS Bride Repatriation Details
The Australian government is under intense scrutiny as Prime Minister Anthony Albanese faces demands to fully explain the repatriation process for ISIS brides and their children.
Nanny Idea on Taylor's Agenda is Old News: Curtis
Katina Curtis reveals that the nanny proposal recently discussed by Angus Taylor has been previously considered, highlighting ongoing debates in federal politics over childcare and family support policies.
Jacob Dwyer Sought Help Before Train Offence
Jacob Dwyer, a convicted sex offender, sought professional help months before he was caught masturbating on a Geelong train, raising questions about support systems.
Albanese's Tough Talk on ISIS Brides: Political Strategy
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's strong rhetoric on ISIS brides returning to Australia is driven by political strategy, aiming to balance national security concerns with public sentiment ahead of elections.
Man Jailed for Life After Murdering Ex-Partner in Front of Baby
Reo Te Whetu Marama Marsh has been sentenced to life in prison for murdering Mary Benedito in a domestic violence attack witnessed by their infant child.
SA Premier's Challenge: Curbing Arrogance Before Election
As Labor anticipates a record-breaking win in the March 21 election, Premier Peter Malinauskas urges restraint amid concerns of party arrogance, while the Liberals struggle with candidate announcements and internal disarray.
Coalition Proposes Laws to Criminalize Assisting ISIS-Linked Returns
The Coalition has introduced legislation making it a crime to aid women and children linked to Islamic State in returning to Australia, with penalties up to 10 years in prison, as secret talks with states continue.
Sydney Search for Kidnapped Grandfather Continues
Police resume bushland search for 85-year-old Chris Baghsarian, kidnapped in North Ryde, with fears growing over his health and safety after 10 days missing.
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.
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.
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