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Jeffrey Donaldson sex crime convictions ‘obliterate’ achievements, court told

During a pre-sentence hearing at Newry Crown Court on Friday, Donaldson appeared for the first time since his conviction in June.

Evening Standard · Sep 25

Independent Pilbara probe after child squalor claims

Media claims that more a dozen Indigenous children were living unsupervised in a squalid home has prompted calls for new laws to better protect children.

AAP · Sep 25

Sydney man becomes first jailed under Nazi salute laws

A man found guilty of threatening senior politicians and performing a Nazi salute has been jailed under new laws after a federal police investigation.

AAP · Sep 25

Serious hate speech to attract jail time in proposed ACT law change

Review finds strong foundation with improvements required.

The Canberra Times · Sep 24

Ontario mother of 10 says she received C$6,300 from C$19,000 GoFundMe; sister charged with fraud

Maryanne Mullett, an Ontario mother of ten, sustained injuries while assisting stranded drivers in January 2026. A dedicated GoFundMe campaign raised about C$19,000 to assist her recovery and family needs. Unfortunately, she received merely C$6,300, leading to financial disputes. A family member faces fraud charges related to the funds, and…

The Times of India · Sep 24

Ex-mayor unmasked as he's jailed for abusing teenager

The identity of a former mayor can be revealed after a magistrate denied an ongoing media gag order and jailed him for abusing a teenage boy.

AAP · Sep 24

Sky's the limit for bush medics but policy doesn't land

Rural Australians are dying earlier than their city peers amid health workforce shortages, as outdated policies continue to lure most specialists to the cities.

AAP · Sep 23

Hillcrest jumping castle 'not anchored properly'

A senior police officer has detailed various shortcomings in relation to the deaths of six students in a jumping castle accident on a primary school oval.

AAP · Sep 23

Meet Daisha Auda, 15, first Torres Strait Islander to reach The Voice Australia grand final

Daisha Auda, an inspiring self-taught singer from Logan, Queensland, has carved her name in history on The Voice Australia. She is the first Torres Strait Islander artist to reach the grand final, defying the odds by overcoming elimination in the knockout rounds, where she was saved by another judge. Auda's…

The Times of India · Sep 23

'Hunger for dreams': Cobbo follows cricketing great

Selwyn Cobbo wants to learn more about his famous great-great grandfather - Queensland fast bowler Eddie Gilbert - as he credits the Dolphins for his revival.

AAP · Sep 23