Crime and Public Safety

34 percent of all of these incidents took place on the street.

Libertarian MLC John Ruddick proposed the legislation in the last session of the NSW Parliament. The City of Sydney is also currently reviewing alcohol bans.

Deputy leader of the Opposition Sussan Ley said she is confident social media companies will find a way to implement the ban.

There is now bipartisan support in Australia for a social media ban for children under 16.

Girls at a Melbourne private school were targeted by AI deepfakes, with one boy arrested and police investigations ongoing.

Communications Minister Michelle Rowland said Australians ’should not be gambling with money they do not have.’

The individual was wearing a dark coloured hoodie with their face hidden, police CCTV footage shows.

Photos of stickers stating ‘if you are not with Palestine you are a psychopath’ at the university—a separate matter—were also shared in Senate Estimates.

‘Where appropriate, I’ll consider cancellation of any visas granted back in the national interest,' Immigration Minister Andrew Giles said.

A government crackdown on sexually explicit digital material.

This came after Independent MP Sophie Scamps raised concerns the conflict is ‘impacting social cohesion’ in Australia.

‘There would be thousands of cases where participants are claiming things that are not consistent with their plan,’ NDIS integrity chief said.

Australia’s immigration minister has once again found himself under fire for saying police were watching criminal migrants with drones when they weren’t.

The court ordered the Department of Health to release information on public health orders including playground closures and curfews.

Meanwhile, a Greens motion to suspend standing orders to recognise a Palestine state was defeated in Parliament by Labor and the Coalition.

137 riders received fines during a two-day blitz as police sought to raise awareness of safety concerns.

Community safety will over-ride connection to Australia as the primary consideration when deciding whether to deport people convicted of offences.

A poll found 95 percent of people are receiving up to 16 scams every week. Five percent have lost over $20,000 to scammers.