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Lawyers for the pair had argued the video amounted to an illegal invasion of their privacy.
A Queensland snake catcher has shared the dramatic moment a kookaburra seemingly came back from the dead after nearly becoming a python’s meal.
Sarah Mouhanna is the first person to contest Australia’s new laws banning displays of terrorist symbols after allegedly wearing a Hezbollah flag at a rally.
Dozens of police officers who left rather than take the COVID-19 vaccine were told they could never return. The force is inviting them to reapply.
Pauline Hanson is seeking crossbench support for a bill that would revoke the passports of ISIS terrorists to stop them returning to Australia.
Federal Labor MP Luke Gosling has been arrested by Northern Territory (NT) police over an alleged assault.
Investigators allege a pair used their positions to claim more than $28 million from the NDIS, with as much as $18 million of that in fraud.
The new laws will allow courts to impose 12-month bans on violent or intimidating customers
Police alleged Zhu Guoxin offered a Commonwealth public official cash in a tea bag.
British laws would have required the Bondi Hanukkah event to have a counter-terrorism plan.
High above the Yarra, painters are wiping out a giant bird graffiti that some Melburnians desperately want to keep.
There is an active Australian Federal Police arrest warrant against him and he was believed to have died over 10 years ago.
‘We have been successful enough to claim the freedom of 2,500 [victims] in 2026—that’s on average over 13 a day,’ says Chris Lawley.
‘In my view, the risk of reoffending is relatively low,’ the magistrate said
A trans woman, who identified as a gay man at the time of the assaults, will complete 250 hours’ community service.
Acting Provost Joan Leach said the response should be viewed in the context of the university’s hope that the encampment could be brought to a peaceful end.
The now-18-year-old was charged in March with collecting manuals, guides and material promoting ISIS-inspired terrorism.
Mark Scott apologised to Jewish staff and students but said forcibly removing the protesters risked inflaming the situation.
The government says companies with more than $100 million in revenue will face tougher obligations to address forced labour in their supply chains.
