NSW MPs Allege Police Assault at Sydney Protest
NSW Greens politicians Sue Higginson, Jenny Leong and Abigail Boyd claim they were assaulted by police at a Sydney protest opposing Israeli PM's visit, calling for independent review.
Category : State Politics
Minns Defends Police After Violent Sydney Protests
NSW Premier Chris Minns has defended police actions following violent clashes in Sydney's CBD during protests against Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit, with multiple arrests and injuries reported.
Бывший «Зелёный» баллотируется как независимый на выборах штата (10.02.2026)
Бывший член партии «Зелёные», известный своими спорными взглядами, объявил о выдвижении на предстоящих выборах штата в качестве независимого кандидата, что может повлиять на политический ландшафт.
NSW Traffic Camera Fines Hit $308M, Bankstown Top Earner
Revenue from red light and speed cameras in NSW surged to $308 million last year, with Bankstown and tunnel cameras generating millions. Premier defends fines amid rising road toll concerns.
Bullsbrook Power Outages Anger Locals Amid Bushfire Delays
Bullsbrook locals express frustration over ongoing power outages, with Western Power citing bushfire risks as a cause for delayed fixes. The situation highlights infrastructure challenges in Western Australia.
Premier Pledges Change After Freeway Birth, No Transfer Explanation
WA Premier Roger Cook vows improvements following a mother giving birth on the freeway, but cannot clarify why she was sent from Midland to Rockingham.
SA Teen Stabbing Victim Calls for Tougher Knife Laws
A 17-year-old who nearly died after a stabbing in Port Lincoln is pushing for stricter knife laws in South Australia, highlighting the trauma and need for education to prevent youth violence.
Premier Defends High-Paid Public Sector Executives Amid Criticism
Premier Roger Cook has defended the increase in highly paid public sector executives in Western Australia, despite opposition criticism over government spending and accountability.
ACT Liberals Accuse Labor of 'Finger-Pointing' in Racism Debate
A debate over condemning Australia Day rallies turned heated in the ACT Legislative Assembly, with Liberals accusing Labor of divisive 'finger-pointing' while trying to pass a motion against hate speech.
WA Premier Condemns Violence, Urges Unity After Attack
Western Australian Premier Roger Cook has denounced the recent violent attack in Perth, emphasising that cowardice will not divide the community and that hate has no place in society.
NSW Cracks Down on Illegal E-Bikes with Tough New Laws
The NSW government introduces severe penalties for illegal e-bike riders, including confiscation and destruction of modified bikes exceeding speed limits, following a high-profile incident on Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Perth Park Project Site Works Start Amid Mayor-MP Clash
Site establishment works have commenced for the $217.5 million Perth Park project at Burswood Park, sparking a heated dispute between Town of Victoria Park mayor Karen Vernon and State MP Daniel Pastorelli over procedural concerns.
Police Powers to Crush Illegal E-Bikes in Illawarra
New South Wales police will seize and destroy high-powered electric bikes in the Illawarra region as part of a government safety initiative targeting illegal e-bike use and antisocial behaviour.
Man Fatally Stabbed in Melbourne's West, Suspect Arrested
A man has died after being stabbed at a home in Wyndham Vale, Melbourne's west. Police have arrested a 39-year-old suspect and believe the two men were known to each other.
Canberra's Growth: Progress or Loss of Soul?
As Canberra undergoes significant development, concerns arise over the loss of public amenities like pools and libraries, sparking debate on whether growth compromises community wellbeing.
Neaves Road Safety Upgrade: $3.75M Federal Funding Announced
The Federal Government has committed $3.75 million to widen a dangerous 5.2km stretch of Neaves Road in Perth's north, ranked among WA's riskiest roads after fatal crashes.
Car Parking Crisis Accelerates into Election Issue
Residents across the state are fuming over oversized vehicles clogging streets, with councils claiming limited power to intervene. The issue is now set to influence votes in the upcoming March election.
Zempilas Campaign Targets WA School Crossing Warden Shortage
Opposition leader Basil Zempilas launches 'Crosssafe' initiative to address critical traffic warden shortages leaving school crossings unattended and dangerous across Western Australia.
Perth's $217.5m Park Project Drama as Works Start
The controversial $217.5 million Perth park project has officially commenced site works, but ongoing drama and disputes continue to overshadow the development.
Nedlands Candidates Face Financial Uncertainty Before Election
Candidates in the Nedlands electorate are confronting significant financial uncertainties as they prepare for a full-spill election scheduled for next month, raising concerns about campaign viability.
Cook Government Silent on Coffin Cheaters Scandal
The Cook Government has failed to provide answers months after the 'Cash for Coffin Cheaters' scandal was exposed, raising concerns about transparency and accountability in Western Australia.
Greens Fight NSW Stadium Land Rezoning for Housing
The NSW Greens criticise proposed amendments allowing Venues NSW land near stadiums to be used for accommodation, calling it a shift from its core purpose.
Hanson Names SA One Nation Lead Amid Liberal Defection Talk
Pauline Hanson has appointed a former Liberal and Australian Conservative as One Nation's top South Australian candidate, sparking speculation of further high-profile defections from the Liberal Party ahead of the state election.
Labor's Secret Election Targets in South Australia
Despite commanding poll leads, Labor is aggressively targeting key seats in the upcoming state election to secure a long-term political advantage and prevent a Liberal resurgence.
Copley Wins Liberal Pre-selection for Kiama, Targets Labor
Business operator and former Shoalhaven Councillor Serena Copley has been confirmed as the Liberal Party's candidate for Kiama in the upcoming NSW state election, pledging to hold the government accountable.
Flying Squad Sent to Crack Down on Far North Queensland Crime
A specialised state police flying squad has been deployed to Far North Queensland to address a recent spike in crime, focusing on high-risk areas and repeat offenders.
ACT Budget Criticised as Parton Avoids Naming Cuts
Opposition Leader Mark Parton says the ACT government is living beyond its means across all portfolios but refuses to detail potential cuts, while also discussing talks with the Greens and gun law debates.
NSW Speed Camera Expansion: 10 New Locations Annually
Exclusive documents reveal NSW's plan to install dozens of new speed cameras, with 14 approved this year at a cost of $4.7 million, targeting high-risk locations across Sydney and regional areas.
MyWay+ Ticketing System Failures Question Government Credibility
The ACT's $64 million MyWay+ ticketing system continues to experience significant technical issues 14 months after launch, damaging public trust and raising questions about government project management.
Opposition to Fight Perth Park as Construction Begins
The political battle over Perth Park intensifies as construction is set to start, with the opposition pledging to maintain pressure despite the project's imminent commencement.
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