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PNG Minister Jimmy Maladina Charged with Domestic Assault in Sydney
In a recent development, senior Papua New Guinean government minister Jimmy Maladina was arrested in Sydney and charged with alleged domestic assault. The incident involved a 31-year-old woman who sustained…
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Tragic House Fire in Sydney Claims Lives of Three Children
A devastating house fire in Lalor Park, Sydney, has led to the deaths of three young children, aged 2, 4, and 10 months. The tragic incident occurred when their father…
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Chinese National Sentenced for Fatal Illegal Breast Augmentation in Sydney
Jie Shao, a Chinese national, has been sentenced to nearly seven years in prison for performing a banned breast augmentation procedure that resulted in the death of Jean Huang, the…
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Gold Coast Sewage Spill: Council’s Reliance on Neighbor Led to Major Environmental Disaster
A recent report has revealed that the Gold Coast City Council's dependence on a neighboring council to detect sewage leaks contributed to the worst spill in Queensland's history. The incident,…
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Crossbenchers Advocate for Increased Funding for Community Legal Centers
A group of twenty-eight federal crossbenchers has written to the nation's top law officers, urging them to allocate an additional $174 million in funding for community legal centers. The crossbenchers…
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Canberra Woman Awarded Damages After Real Estate Agent Trespass
A Canberra woman has been awarded $1500 in damages by the ACT Civil Administrative Tribunal after a real estate agent entered her bedroom without permission during an inspection. The agent,…
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Man Jailed for Carrying Replica Sword as “Fidget” Toy
A British man, Anthony Bray, has been sentenced to four months in jail for carrying a 20cm replica Legend of Zelda sword in public. Bray, who claimed the item was…
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Melbourne Taxi Driver Charged with Sexual Assault and Theft During 35km Trip
A taxi driver from Melbourne has been charged with sexually assaulting a woman during a 45-minute trip from the city to Wantirna South. The incident occurred on 27 June, when…
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Home Equity Scheme Shock, Political Events, and Sports Highlights
This week's news covered a broad spectrum of topics, from financial schemes affecting older Australians to international sports events. An investigation revealed that a home equity release scheme has left…
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Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary Halts Koala Cuddling Amid Welfare Concerns
The Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary in Brisbane, renowned for its koala cuddling experiences, has decided to end this practice and replace it with "close-up" encounters. This change comes in response…
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Tragic End to Search for Missing 12-Year-Old Girl in Northern Territory Crocodile Attack
The Northern Territory police have discovered remains believed to be those of a missing 12-year-old girl who was suspected to have been attacked by a crocodile near Palumpa. The tragic…
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Sydney Woman Allegedly Murdered by Housemate in Domestic Violence Case
Annette Kiss was allegedly murdered by her new housemate, Benjamin Scott Art, in Sydney. Despite not being in an intimate relationship, the incident has been classified as a domestic violence…
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WatchesRUs Director Missing After Failing to Deliver Rolexes; Customers Left Out of Pocket
WatchesRUs, a Sydney-based watch seller, has left numerous customers without their expensive Rolex watches after receiving hundreds of thousands of dollars in payments. The company's director, Ian Tilman, has gone…
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Cult Leader “Little Pebble” Rearrested for Violating Release Conditions
William Kamm, known as "Little Pebble," a convicted pedophile and cult leader, has been rearrested for breaching the conditions of his release. Kamm violated an extended supervision order by using…
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Three Men on Trial for Alleged Sexual Assaults at Newcastle Bucks Party
Three men are currently facing trial for alleged sexual assaults on three women during a bucks party in February 2022 in Newcastle. The accused—Maurice, Marius Hawell, and Andrew David—have denied…
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NRL Commentator Paul Kent Departs News Corp Following Sydney Restaurant Altercation
Paul Kent, a prominent NRL commentator and columnist, has left News Corp after a video surfaced allegedly showing him involved in a physical altercation outside a Sydney restaurant. The incident,…
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Woman Allegedly Stabbed to Death by Housemate in Sydney’s Inner West
A woman in her 50s was allegedly stabbed to death by her 42-year-old male housemate in Sydney's inner west suburb of Russell Lea. The tragic incident is being investigated as…
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Former Nurse Faces Indecent Assault Charges from the 1980s
A former nurse from Launceston General Hospital is facing two counts of indecent assault on children, stemming from incidents alleged to have occurred in the 1980s. The court recently heard…
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Safety Concerns Highlight Need for Female Drivers in Australian Rideshare Industry
Safety concerns for individuals, particularly sex workers and gender-diverse people, have been growing within Australia's rideshare industry. Reports of feeling unsafe, facing harassment, and experiencing discrimination during rideshare trips have…
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NAAJA Faces Financial Audits, Governance Issues, and Executive Resignations
The North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency (NAAJA) is currently grappling with a series of challenges, including financial audits, executive resignations, and legal disputes. Concerns have been raised about the agency's…
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Canberra Lawyer Fined $20,000 for Professional Misconduct at Firm Event
Ben Aulich, a prominent lawyer in Canberra, has been fined $20,000 by the ACT Civil and Administrative Tribunal (ACAT) for engaging in professional misconduct during a development weekend at a…
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Australian Senate Passes Bill to Tighten Vaping Regulations, Limit Flavors
The Australian Senate has approved a pivotal bill aimed at closing significant loopholes in vaping regulations, particularly targeting the sale of flavored vapes in convenience stores, petrol stations, and tobacconists.…
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Gregory Stuart Lynn Convicted of Carol Clay’s Murder, Acquitted in Russell Hill’s Death
After a five-week trial, Gregory Stuart Lynn has been found guilty of the murder of Carol Clay and acquitted of the murder of Russell Hill. The verdict comes after Lynn's…
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Australia’s New Vaping Laws Restrict Sales to Pharmacies Amid Political Compromise
Australia is on the brink of implementing new vaping laws that will limit the sale of vapes to pharmacies only. The regulations, originally more stringent, have been significantly diluted through…
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Federal Court Dismisses Defamation Case Against Former ACT Prosecutor Shane Drumgold
The federal court has dismissed a defamation case brought against former ACT top prosecutor Shane Drumgold by a group of Australian federal police officers. The officers had sought $1.42 million…
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Elderly Bus Driver Charged in Fatal Brisbane CBD Crash
Brisbane, QLD – Lindsay Francis Selby, a 70-year-old bus driver, has been charged following a tragic accident in Brisbane's Central Business District that resulted in the death of 18-year-old Tia…
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Daniel Keneally’s Appeal Dismissed, Sentenced for Fabricating Evidence
Daniel Keneally, son of former NSW premier Kristina Keneally, has failed to overturn his conviction for fabricating a statement that resulted in the wrongful imprisonment of an innocent man. The…
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Anthony Mundine Pleads Not Guilty to Violating Covid Health Laws
Anthony Mundine, a former NRL star turned boxer, has pleaded not guilty to a charge of not complying with Covid health laws. During the court proceedings, Mundine's lawyer argued that…
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Rouba Naboulsi Seeks Damages After Decades of Pain Due to Surgical Clip Left Inside Her Body
Rouba Naboulsi, a woman from Sydney, endured more than 20 years of pain after a metal clip was left inside her body following a gallbladder removal surgery at Auburn Hospital…
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Bradley Wilkinson, Charged with Manslaughter in Western Sydney Road Rage Incident
A man named Bradley Wilkinson has been charged with manslaughter following a fatal road rage incident in western Sydney. The incident resulted in the death of Rhyce Harding, who was…
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Macarthur FC Captain and Teammates Charged in A-League Betting Scandal
Macarthur FC captain Ulises Davila appeared in a Sydney court amid allegations of his involvement in an A-League spot-fixing scandal. Davila, along with teammates Clayton Lewis and Kearyn Baccus, was…
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South Australian MP Troy Bell on Trial for Alleged Theft of Youth Support Funds
South Australian Member of Parliament Troy Bell is currently on trial, facing serious accusations of stealing funds designated for the support of vulnerable youths. The charges against Bell include theft…
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Optus Faces Allegations Over Massive Data Breach Impacting Millions of Australians
The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has leveled serious allegations against telecommunications giant Optus, accusing the company of failing to protect the personal information of over nine and a…
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Diplomat Dan on Trial for Alleged Acid Assault on Ex-Wife and Police Officers
Daniel Victor Gandini, known as Diplomat Dan, is currently on trial at the Supreme Court in Burnie, Tasmania, facing serious charges of assault. Gandini is accused of attacking his ex-wife…
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Fourth Suspect Arrested in Connection to Triple Murder of Surfers in Mexico
Mexican authorities have arrested a fourth suspect in connection to the alleged murders of Perth brothers Jake and Callum Robinson and American man Carter Rhoad during a surf trip in…
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Brave Police Officer Honored for Heroic Actions During Bondi Junction Attack
Inspector Amy Scott was awarded the prestigious Commissioner's Valour Award for her extraordinary bravery in stopping a violent attacker at Bondi Junction Westfield. Her decisive actions during the harrowing incident…
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Court Orders NSW Police to Release Internal Documents in Bean-Bag Gun Death Case
A court has ruled that the New South Wales police force must provide internal documents to the police watchdog, the Law Enforcement Conduct Commission (LECC), concerning the death of Krista…
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Systemic Failures Lead to Tragic Death of Aboriginal Teenage Girl in Victoria’s Child Protection System
In a heartbreaking incident, a teenage girl known as XY took her own life at a residential care facility in Victoria, Australia. At just 17 years old, XY had repeatedly…
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Man Arrested After Fatal Shooting Incident in Mackay, Queensland
A tragic incident unfolded in Mackay, Queensland, where a woman was fatally shot, prompting an extensive police hunt. Authorities advised the public to stay indoors during the search for the…
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WGEA Reports Gender Pay Gap of 13.5% in Federal Public Sector for 2022
The Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA) has reported a gender pay gap of 13.5% in the federal public sector for 2022. This means that women earned 86 cents for every…
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Daniel Billings, Accused of Murdering Molly Ticehurst Appears in Court
Daniel Billings, a 29-year-old man accused of murdering Molly Ticehurst in Forbes, New South Wales, made a court appearance via video link. The court has adjourned the case for two…
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Wayne Gregory Astill, Former Prison Guard Appeals Convictions for Sexual Abuse of Inmates
Wayne Gregory Astill, a former prison guard, has appealed his convictions for sexually abusing 10 inmates, including a pregnant woman, at a women's jail in Sydney. During the appeal, Astill's…
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Justin Stein Found Guilty of Murdering Schoolgirl Charlise Mutten
A jury has found Justin Stein, 33, guilty of the murder of Charlise Mutten, a schoolgirl whose body was discovered in a barrel near the Colo River. Despite Stein's claims…
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Three Women Allege Rape at Newcastle Bucks Party; Defendants Claim Consensual Acts
Court proceedings have commenced regarding an alleged incident where three young women were reportedly raped by multiple men at a bucks party in Newcastle. The event took place in an…
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Judge Finds Lehrmann Knew Higgins Did Not Consent; Lehrmann Appeals Defamation Ruling
In a recent judgment, a judge determined that Bruce Lehrmann was aware that Brittany Higgins did not consent to sexual intercourse, according to newly filed documents. Lehrmann is currently appealing…
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Police Seize Over 20,000 Vapes Worth $717,500 in New South Wales
In a series of operations along the Hume Highway, police in New South Wales seized more than 20,000 vapes with an estimated street value exceeding $717,500. The seizures occurred during…
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Perth Beach Pays Tribute to Brothers Slain in Mexico Surfing Tragedy
Sorrento beach in Perth became a somber gathering place as people assembled to honor Jake and Callum Robinson, who tragically lost their lives while on a surfing trip in Mexico.…
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Guy Haymes, Surfer ‘Creature’ Murdered in Manly; Suspect Charged
Guy Haymes, a high-profile surfer known as 'Creature,' was discovered with severe head injuries in a unit in Manly, Sydney. Despite efforts to save him, he later died in the…
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Australians Warned of Rising Phishing Scams Targeting Loyalty Rewards
Scammers are increasingly targeting Australians with phishing scams that impersonate well-known brands such as Coles, Telstra, Optus, and Woolworths. These scams are designed to steal personal and financial information by…
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South Australian Greyhound Trainers Banned for Life Over Animal Mistreatment
South Australia's peak greyhound racing industry body has handed down a life ban and a $220,000 fine to trainer Tony Rasmussen after he was found guilty of charges related to…
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Massage Therapist Pleads Guilty to Multiple Counts of Indecent Assault
Jason Paul Hagon, a massage therapist, has admitted to committing 11 counts of basic indecent assault. However, he has denied allegations of rape and aggravated indecent assault. In response to…
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Former Olympic Swimmer Scott Miller Granted Parole After Drug Ring Conviction
Former Olympic swimmer Scott Miller, who has been serving time in prison for his involvement in a drug ring in Sydney, is set to be released on parole after more…
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Fadi Ibrahim Pleads Guilty to Dealing with Suspect Crime Proceeds Amid Family Pressure
Sydney identity Fadi Ibrahim has pleaded guilty to dealing with money from suspected crime proceeds, following a high-pressure situation involving his brothers, Michael and John Ibrahim. The case, which centers…
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Teen Charged with Terrorism After Sydney Church Stabbing, Riot Ensues
A 16-year-old boy in Sydney has been charged with committing a terrorist act after allegedly stabbing a church bishop. The incident has sparked a widespread investigation, with police scrutinizing over…
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Crespin Adanguidi’s Appeal Denied: Three Life Sentences Upheld for Heinous Crimes
In a case that shocked the nation, Crespin Adanguidi has lost his appeal against three life sentences for the brutal torture and murder of his lover's wife and the attempted…
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Tabcorp Fined Over $370,000 for Allowing Underage Gambling at Multiple Venues
Tabcorp has been ordered to pay more than $370,000 after failing to prevent a 17-year-old from gambling at multiple venues in Victoria. The company pleaded guilty to 43 charges related…
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NACC Faces Backlash for Declining Investigation into Robodebt Officials
The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) has decided not to investigate six individuals referred by the robodebt royal commission, citing reasons of avoiding duplication and a lack of significant new evidence.…
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NSW Police Senior Officer Admits to Negligence in Breath Test Incident
A senior New South Wales police officer is under investigation for failing to properly conduct a breath test on a driver in Narrandera. The officer admitted to his negligence, was…
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Chris Dawson’s Appeal Fails, Murder Conviction Upheld by NSW Court
Chris Dawson's bid to overturn his conviction for the 1982 murder of his wife, Lynette Dawson, has been dismissed by the New South Wales court of criminal appeal. The court…
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NSW Police Officers Charged with Assaulting Elderly Man During Domestic Violence Call
Two police officers in New South Wales have been charged with assault after an incident involving a 92-year-old man in Picton. The elderly man sustained a fractured elbow and significant…
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Identity Theft Victim Faces Safety Concerns Over License
Ilker, a victim of identity theft from Melbourne, is facing safety concerns after discovering his stolen license number was linked to a hit-and-run incident. Despite reporting the theft and receiving…
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Canberra Worker Admits to Slapping Boy in Neighborhood Dispute
A Canberra construction worker admitted to slapping a 12-year-old boy during a neighborhood dispute, causing injury. The man, who contacted the police claiming to be the victim of assault, pleaded…
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Teen Arrested for Circulating Doctored Images of Female Students
A teenage boy has been arrested after sharing digitally manipulated explicit images of female students from Bacchus Marsh Grammar, located near Melbourne. The images, generated using artificial intelligence technology, were…
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One in Three Australians Struggle to Spot Scams
A recent YouGov study reveals that nearly one in three Australians have difficulty identifying scams, despite most feeling confident about recognizing fake SMS or email messages. Currently, scammers are impersonating…
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Woman Rescued After Alleged Days-Long Ordeal in Canberra
Police on routine patrol in Lyneham, a suburb of Canberra, discovered a woman naked and screaming on the street. She claimed she had been held against her will in a…
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Queensland Government Invests $56 Million to Enhance Forensic Services for Sexual Violence Victims
The Queensland government has announced a $56 million investment over the next four years to establish a dedicated forensic examination service for victims of sexual violence in public hospitals. This…
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Drones Disrupt Whale Migration on Australia’s East Coast
Whales migrating along Australia’s east coast are facing disturbances from low-flying drones, which are being used to capture viral footage. Experts are concerned that these drones could disrupt the whales’…
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Bonza Airline Faces Closure, Staff Termination Amid Financial Turmoil
Bonza airline is on the brink of winding up operations, leading to the termination of its staff. Administrators have informed employees of their impending dismissal following the repossession of the…
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Former Jetstar Pilot on Trial for Alleged Murder of Elderly Campers
Gregory Stuart Lynn, a former Jetstar pilot, is currently on trial, accused of murdering elderly campers Russell Hill and Carol Clay in the Victorian high country in March 2020. The…
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Tragic Picnic in Sydney: Two Women Drowned by Freak Wave
In a tragic incident at Kurnell in Sydney's south, two women lost their lives after being swept into the sea by a freak wave while picnicking on a rock shelf.…
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Collin Wasson Banned for Life from Greyhound Racing After Arranging Dogs’ Deaths
Collin Wasson, a school bus driver, has been banned for life from greyhound racing after admitting to arranging the deaths of four of his racing dogs. Wasson pleaded guilty to…
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Jordan Ray Finlayson Awaits Sentencing for Drug and Fraud Offenses
Jordan Ray Finlayson, a former reality TV personality, is currently in a residential rehabilitation facility as she awaits sentencing for multiple offenses, including driving under the influence of drugs and…
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NSW Supreme Court Approves $25 Million Settlement for Women Harmed by Cosmetic Institute Surgeries
The NSW Supreme Court has approved a $25 million settlement for over a thousand women who suffered severe complications following breast augmentations performed by the Cosmetic Institute. The settlement allocates…
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Australia’s eSafety Commissioner Fines X Corp $615,500 for Child Safety Failures
Australia's eSafety Commissioner has taken legal action against Elon Musk's X Corp, formerly Twitter, over a substantial fine of $615,500. The fine was issued for the company's failure to meet…
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Arrest Made in Fatal Crash That Killed Golfer Doey Choi and Boyfriend
A man has been arrested in connection with a tragic car crash that resulted in the deaths of renowned golfer Doey Choi and her boyfriend, William Brown. The incident occurred…
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No Charges in Paddy Moriarty Disappearance Due to Insufficient Evidence, Says NT DPP
The Northern Territory Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has decided not to press charges in connection with the 2017 disappearance of Paddy Moriarty, citing insufficient evidence. Despite the coroner's suspicion…
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Artem Vasilyev, Former Defence Employee Acquitted of Terrorism Charges by Adelaide Jury
Artem Vasilyev, a former Department of Defence employee and electronics engineer, has been found not guilty of planning a terrorist attack on an electrical substation in the Adelaide Hills. The…
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Nathan Michael Green, Tasmanian Man Pleads Not Guilty to Threatening Women, Admits Bail Breaches
Nathan Michael Green has pleaded not guilty to charges of threatening to kill two women in Tasmania, although he has admitted to breaching bail conditions. In a surprising turn, Green…
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New Directive on Non-Citizen Deportation Issued by Immigration Minister Andrew Giles
Immigration Minister Andrew Giles has introduced a new directive, Direction 110, which replaces the contentious Direction 99, to address the deportation of non-citizens with criminal histories, including those involved in…
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Adelaide’s SkyCity Casino Fined $67 Million for Money Laundering Violations
In a landmark ruling, the Federal Court has imposed a $67 million fine on SkyCity, the operator of Adelaide's casino, for failing to comply with anti-money laundering laws. The case,…
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Australian Unions Campaign to End Junior Wages for Fairness
Union groups in Australia are intensifying efforts to eliminate junior wages, a practice that allows employers to pay younger workers less than their adult counterparts for the same job. This…
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Canberra Man Pleads Guilty to Assaulting Pregnant Wife, Receives Suspended Sentence
Brendon Howe, 35, has pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and other charges against his heavily pregnant wife, showing genuine remorse during the court proceedings. The judge condemned Howe's use of…
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Suspected Firebombing at Melbourne Store Amid Illicit Tobacco Trade
Police are investigating a suspected firebombing at Harry’s Mart on Chapel St in Prahran, Melbourne. The store was engulfed in flames overnight after offenders broke in and set it on…
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Delta Building Automation Fined $1.5M for Tender Rigging
The Federal Court has imposed a $1.5 million fine on Delta Building Automation for attempting to rig a tender related to upgrades at the National Gallery of Australia in 2019.…
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NSW Enacts Stricter Knife Crime Laws
The NSW government has passed comprehensive reforms aimed at curbing knife crime, empowering police with new measures to keep knives off the streets. Inspired by Queensland's Jack’s Law, established after…
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Australian Universities Climb Global Rankings Amid Concerns Over International Student Cap
Australian universities have demonstrated notable improvement in global rankings, according to the latest QS World University Rankings. This achievement comes despite growing concerns about a proposed cap on international student…
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Townsville Mayor Troy Thompson Faces No-Confidence Vote Over False Military Claims
In a unanimous decision, the Townsville city council passed a vote of no-confidence against Mayor Troy Thompson, citing false claims about his military service. The motion calls for Thompson’s resignation…
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Dhirren Randhawa, Teen Driver Pleads Guilty to Lesser Charge in Hit-and-Run Death of Charlie Stevens
Dhirren Randhawa, a teenage driver involved in the hit-and-run death of Charlie Stevens during Schoolies celebrations, has pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of aggravated driving without due care and…
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Artist Shaun Gladwell’s Secretive Portrait of Julian Assange Becomes Archibald Prize Finalist
In a remarkable feat of creativity and perseverance, artist Shaun Gladwell has successfully painted a portrait of Julian Assange despite the latter’s imprisonment. The painting, titled "A spangled symbolist portrait…
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Commissioner’s $20,000 Payment to Estranged Wife Sparks Controversy
In a recent disclosure, documents obtained by ABC have unveiled a controversial payment agreement involving the anti-corruption commissioner of the Northern Territory. The documents reveal that the commissioner agreed to…
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Former Channel Seven Presenter Liam David Cox Granted Bail After Domestic Violence Allegations
Liam David Cox, a former Channel Seven presenter, appeared in court facing charges of assault and choking after allegedly strangling a woman during a domestic violence incident in Sydney. The…
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Bruce Lehrmann Appeals Defamation Suit Loss Over Brittany Higgins Assault Allegations
Bruce Lehrmann is appealing the Federal Court's judgment in a defamation suit loss against Lisa Wilkinson and Network 10. The court had found him guilty of sexually assaulting Brittany Higgins,…
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ABC Presenter Antoinette Lattouf Dismissed Over Social Media Posts on Israel-Palestine Conflict
Antoinette Lattouf, a fill-in presenter at ABC, was terminated after posting on social media about the Israel-Palestine conflict. The Fair Work Commission ruled that ABC's action constituted a dismissal, thereby…
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Sovereign Citizen Group Challenges Australian Government with “Cease and Desist” Notices
A group of self-proclaimed sovereign citizens in Australia, led by Rocco Varty, has been making headlines with their bold actions. Operating under the banner "Nmdaka Dalai Australis," the group claims…
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Justin Stein Denies Murder, Claims Charlise Mutten Was Shot by Ms. Mutten
In a shocking turn of events, Justin Stein, accused of the murder of Charlise Mutten, vehemently denied the allegations, asserting that he never harmed the young girl. Stein's testimony provided…
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Challenges Faced by Ex-Prisoners in NSW: A Call for Comprehensive Support
The transition from prison to society poses significant challenges for ex-prisoners in New South Wales (NSW), particularly concerning drug addiction and reoffending rates. Individuals like Mark Doyle and Claude Robinson…
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Stephen Pokrywka, UK-Born Man Faces Imminent Deportation from Australia Despite Family’s Pleas
Stephen Pokrywka, a 55-year-old man who has lived in Australia since the age of 12, is facing imminent deportation to the UK after being convicted of drug-related offenses. Despite his…
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AFP Ends Policy Allowing Chinese Police Operations in Australia Amid Foreign Interference Concerns
The Australian Federal Police (AFP) has terminated a longstanding policy permitting Chinese police to operate within Australia, following a 2019 incident revealed by the ABC's Four Corners program. This decision…
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