Politics
Man Charged Over Alleged Armed Sexual Assault in Cairns from Nearly 10 Years Ago
A Manoora man has been charged in connection with an alleged armed sexual assault that occurred in Cairns almost a decade ago, following a renewed police investigation.
Sports
West Coast CEO Don Pyke Defends Controversial 2024 Trade of Jagga Smith
West Coast Eagles CEO Don Pyke has publicly defended the club's contentious 2024 trade decision, which saw young talent Jagga Smith depart, amid fan backlash and strategic reshuffling.
Lifestyle
Motorists Face Long Delays After Rock Slide Shuts Kennedy Highway in Cairns
A significant rock slide has forced the closure of the Kennedy Highway near Cairns, leading to extensive delays and detours for motorists. Authorities are urging caution as cleanup efforts continue.
Business
Cairns Veteran Battles $24,000 Home Build Deposit Dispute
A military veteran in Cairns claims he is embroiled in a $24,000 dispute to recover his home build deposit, highlighting consumer protection concerns in the construction industry.
Environment
Entertainment
Education
Serious Assault on Perth's Hay Street Under Police Investigation
A man has been rushed to hospital after a serious assault on Hay Street in Perth, with police launching an investigation into the incident that occurred in the city centre.
Letters Debate Free Public Schools in Australia
Recent letters to the editor highlight diverse opinions on implementing free public schools in Australia, covering funding, equity, and educational outcomes.
Adelaide Principal: MotoGP Track Threatens School Playground
An Adelaide private school principal warns that the new MotoGP track could displace a 100-year-old playground, depriving students of essential outdoor play spaces in the Park Lands.
JCU Lockdown Lifted After Unfounded Security Incident
A lockdown at James Cook University's Douglas campus was lifted after police investigated reports of a suspicious person, finding the claims unfounded. One person was taken into custody as a precaution.
WA Uni 2026: Engineering, Commerce, Health Most Popular
Engineering, commerce, and health degrees are the most sought-after courses for 2026 at Western Australian universities, reflecting strong student demand in key industries.