Man Charged with Parcel Theft, Drug Driving on Invalid Licence
A Geelong man, Ihab El Kinouni, is accused of stealing a Temu parcel in Norlane and drug driving while on an invalid licence, facing multiple charges in court.
Category : Local Government
Geelong Court Appearances: February 20 Cases
A comprehensive list of individuals appearing at Geelong Magistrates Court on Friday, February 20, detailing charges and legal proceedings.
Geelong Court Proceedings for Friday, February 20, 2026
A comprehensive list of all individuals scheduled to appear at Geelong County Court on Friday, February 20, 2026, detailing the daily legal activities in the region.
Five Men Charged After South Geelong Cannabis Raid
Police have charged five men with commercial cannabis cultivation following a raid on a South Geelong property, uncovering a sophisticated indoor growing operation.
Geelong MP Demands Action on CBD Violence After Stabbing
Geelong MP Christine Couzens calls for urgent measures to address rising violence in the city's CBD after a recent stabbing incident highlights safety concerns.
Viral Gardener Shames Council Over Neglected Suburb
A Western Sydney council faces criticism after a viral gardener spent hours cleaning up overgrown streets and rubbish in Bidwill for free, sparking a review of maintenance plans.
Wollongong Council Sued Over Clifftop Land Access Block
Wollongong City Council is being sued for allegedly blocking public access to a clifftop property, sparking a legal battle over land rights and community use in the Illawarra region.
CCTV Released for Nelson Bay Break-Ins, Police Seek Three
Police have released CCTV footage of three males wanted for questioning over a series of break-ins in Nelson Bay, urging the public to assist with identification.
Perth's Oldest Bowling Club Awaits Council Lease Decision
The Perth Bowling and Recreation Club, established in 1895, faces an uncertain future as the City of Perth council considers a five-year lease and $300,000 in funding for essential upgrades.
Cat Amendment Bill to Empower Local Councils with Cat Laws
The Cook Government is progressing the Cat Amendment Bill, enabling local governments to create and enforce cat containment laws, including curfews and restrictions, to protect wildlife and promote responsible ownership across Perth.
Cairns Mayor Pauses RTI Recordings Request in Standoff
Cairns Mayor Terry James has suspended a Right to Information request for recordings, intensifying a standoff with critics over transparency and governance in local government.
Cairns Court Cases: Friday's Legal Proceedings
A summary of cases heard at Cairns Magistrates Court on Friday, February 20, including charges, pleas, and outcomes for local residents.
Ratepayer Travel Suspension Urged Over Perth City Debt Fears
Calls are mounting for an immediate suspension of ratepayer-funded travel by City of Perth officials, as concerns grow over the council's escalating debt levels and financial management.
Greens' Charlotte McCabe Campaigns for Newcastle Lord Mayor
Charlotte McCabe, the Greens candidate, has officially launched her campaign to become the next Lord Mayor of Newcastle, focusing on environmental and social justice issues.
Melville Council Bans New Public Memorials in Parks
The City of Melville council has voted to prohibit any new public memorials in parks and foreshore areas, citing saturation concerns and rising requests for memorial benches with plaques.
Mayor's Attack Backfires as Council Admits Error
A mayor's criticism of a state minister unravels after the council admits a crucial error in its own processes, sparking a political controversy on the Bellarine Peninsula.
John Tsorotes in Court for Alleged Unlicensed Driving
John Tsorotes appeared at Geelong Magistrates' Court on charges of unlicensed driving, with the case adjourned for further legal proceedings.
Police, Paramedics Rush to Geelong Market Square After Assault Report
Emergency services were called to Market Square in Geelong's CBD following reports of an alleged assault. Police and paramedics attended the scene, with investigations ongoing.
Cottesloe Toilet Design Pulled, Delays Continue
A $650,000 toilet facility in Cottesloe faces further delays after its design was withdrawn from community consultation, sparking local frustration and budget concerns.
Council Backflips on Gazebo Removal After Public Support
The City of Mandurah has reversed its decision to remove a gazebo outside Krazy Teez store after receiving numerous emails and messages from the community supporting the business owner.
Greens Demand Ban on Anti-Homeless Noise Devices
Local Government Minister Hannah Beazley has requested councils immediately dismantle hostile noise deterrents targeting rough sleepers, following controversy over devices in Perth.
Police Ask Public to Stop Reporting Capsized Boat in Peel Estuary
Mandurah police have requested the public cease reporting a vessel named Blue Water in the Peel Estuary, as repeated calls are diverting resources from genuine emergencies.
Car Vandalism at Honeysuckle Drive Car Park Investigated
Police are investigating reports of car wires being cut at the Honeysuckle Drive 8-hour car park in Newcastle, urging witnesses to come forward.
Cairns Man Charged Over Alleged Police Shooting Threat
A Cairns man, Shane Cuthbert, faces charges after allegedly threatening to shoot police officers during a domestic incident in the city's northern suburbs.
Cairns Court Cases: Thursday February 19 Proceedings
A summary of cases heard at Cairns Magistrates Court on Thursday, February 19, including charges of assault, drug possession, and traffic violations.
Council Admits Parking Fine Overcharging for 17 Years
Mansfield Shire Council in Victoria has revealed a historical administrative mistake led to overcharging on parking fines since 2009, affecting hundreds of motorists and prompting a refund scheme.
Canberra Dive Pool Debate: Commonwealth Park or Elsewhere?
A heated debate is underway in Canberra over the proposed location for a new dive pool, with Commonwealth Park and other sites under consideration amid community and environmental concerns.
North Fremantle Planning Rules Approved, NIMBYism Addressed
North Fremantle's new planning rules have been backed by authorities, with officials urging residents to move past NIMBYism to support urban development and housing growth in the area.
Major Police Operation in Newcastle, Lake Macquarie, Hunter Valley
A significant police operation involving multiple warrants has been executed across the Newcastle, Lake Macquarie, and Hunter Valley regions, targeting criminal activities and enhancing community safety.
Newcastle Mayoral Byelection Date Set After Kerridge Resigns
The date for the Newcastle mayoral byelection has been officially set after the resignation of former mayor Kerridge, with voters to head to the polls in the coming months.
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