Crime and Public Safety

The leaders of 27 religious groups have written an open letter to the prime minister, urging him to allow more time for consideration.

A pan-Islamist group has accused ASIO boss Mike Burgess of spreading ‘propaganda’ against Muslims.

‘The evidence (around criminal shootings) overwhelmingly indicates that public safety failures arise from intelligence gaps,’ argued one group.

The man was charged with threatening to kill and will face court in Mandurah next month.

Eleven explosive devices have been found on footpaths and in parks near Lake Ginninderra, and police so far have no idea who has planted them.

The health authority says the product poses a serious risk if swallowed, though harm from skin contact is unlikely.

The ASIC found that the Chinese couple failed to comply with Australian Taxation Office requirements and breached company laws.

‘They had warning signs of hate and terrorism towards the Jewish community,’ said the head of the anti-Semitism taskforce Leo Terrell.

The surviving Bondi attacker, Naveed Akram, was closely associated with Wissam Haddad, an extremist Islamist preacher in western Sydney.

The government’s Combatting Antisemitism, Hate and Extremism Bill 2026 will enact new laws against hate crimes and push forward the new gun buyback scheme.

A 33-year-old Victorian man was charged with behaving in an offensive manner in a public place for allegedly wearing a vest covered in duct-taped objects.

The radical Hizb ut-Tahrir is banned in numerous countries, including the Muslim-majority Egypt, Pakistan and the UAE, but is still allowed in Australia.

NSW Premier Chris Minns said he was devastated to learn the news.

Drew Pavlou and Pete Zogoulas received legal threats in their investigations into ‘potential NDIS fraud.’

Police said the brawl was associated with a dispute in the same community two days earlier, which involved as many as 100 people.

NSW Police said their initial inquiries revealed the fire is not being treated as suspicious.

Despite calls from pro-Palestinian groups to withdraw the invitation, Albanese says the government will proceed with the visit following the Bondi terror attack

The Syrian-born tobacconist went viral for wrestling one of the alleged terrorists at Bondi Beach.

Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke says permanent residency removes ‘one less challenge’ for the Israeli who is recovering in intensive care.

Speculation over who will lead the royal commission intensifying, with senior Jewish leaders raising concerns about an appointment under consideration.

The leaders of 27 religious groups have written an open letter to the prime minister, urging him to allow more time for consideration.

A pan-Islamist group has accused ASIO boss Mike Burgess of spreading ‘propaganda’ against Muslims.

‘The evidence (around criminal shootings) overwhelmingly indicates that public safety failures arise from intelligence gaps,’ argued one group.

The man was charged with threatening to kill and will face court in Mandurah next month.

Eleven explosive devices have been found on footpaths and in parks near Lake Ginninderra, and police so far have no idea who has planted them.

The health authority says the product poses a serious risk if swallowed, though harm from skin contact is unlikely.

The ASIC found that the Chinese couple failed to comply with Australian Taxation Office requirements and breached company laws.

‘They had warning signs of hate and terrorism towards the Jewish community,’ said the head of the anti-Semitism taskforce Leo Terrell.

The surviving Bondi attacker, Naveed Akram, was closely associated with Wissam Haddad, an extremist Islamist preacher in western Sydney.

The government’s Combatting Antisemitism, Hate and Extremism Bill 2026 will enact new laws against hate crimes and push forward the new gun buyback scheme.

A 33-year-old Victorian man was charged with behaving in an offensive manner in a public place for allegedly wearing a vest covered in duct-taped objects.

The radical Hizb ut-Tahrir is banned in numerous countries, including the Muslim-majority Egypt, Pakistan and the UAE, but is still allowed in Australia.

NSW Premier Chris Minns said he was devastated to learn the news.

Drew Pavlou and Pete Zogoulas received legal threats in their investigations into ‘potential NDIS fraud.’

Police said the brawl was associated with a dispute in the same community two days earlier, which involved as many as 100 people.

NSW Police said their initial inquiries revealed the fire is not being treated as suspicious.

Despite calls from pro-Palestinian groups to withdraw the invitation, Albanese says the government will proceed with the visit following the Bondi terror attack

The Syrian-born tobacconist went viral for wrestling one of the alleged terrorists at Bondi Beach.

Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke says permanent residency removes ‘one less challenge’ for the Israeli who is recovering in intensive care.

Speculation over who will lead the royal commission intensifying, with senior Jewish leaders raising concerns about an appointment under consideration.