Crime and Public Safety

Roberts-Smith wore prison-issued green clothing and appeared by audiovisual link from Silverwater prison.

Firefighters say an equipment failure sparked a midnight blaze at the Viva Energy refinery.

Daniel Duggan has spent three-and-a-half years in custody over allegations he breached U.S. arms-trafficking laws by training Chinese pilots in South Africa.

The Queensland Police Service is urging anyone with large fuel supplies to monitor them carefully.

Three monuments in Melbourne’s Caulfield Park were defaced, including a tribute to WWI soldiers and a man who saved 100,000 Jewish lives.

The institution says further changes could be made pending the case against the decorated war veteran.

Victoria’s motor vehicle theft rates experienced the largest annual increase on record with claims up 59 percent and costs up 70 percent.

Crime in Victoria increased by 4 percent in the past year according to the Crime Statistics Agency.

The hack is a ‘catastrophic failure,’ one cybersecurity firm says.

The failed High Court bid could lead to Lehrmann being forced into bankruptcy due to court orders that he pay a $2 million legal bill to Network Ten.

Liam James Parry, 34, was arrested in March and charged under Queensland’s new anti-hate laws introduced through parliament in February.

Australia’s richest person Gina Rinehart warned the case could undermine the morale of the Australian Defence Force.

A South Australian man has been charged with working for a foreign military without authorisation and could face up to 20 years in jail if convicted.

An immigrant in her 70s has lost a seven-year legal fight to avoid extradition to Chile over kidnapping allegations during Augusto Pinochet’s rule.

AFP Commissioner Krissy Barrett confirmed the charges were related to murder committed in Afghanistan between 2009 and 2012.

Josh Frydenberg warns Australia is following a ‘dangerous’ European path, arguing migration must be reframed as a pillar of national security.

Three teenage girls have been charged with numerous offences after a string of crimes across Melbourne.

Former hostage negotiator Vincent Hurley said Freeman, a self-proclaimed sovereign citizen, was never going to surrender of his own free will.

‘I can’t think of any plausible, rational explanation for them to be taking this long,’ said lawyer John Korn.

The Australian Federal Police are warning Australians not to donate unless they can verify a charity is real.

Roberts-Smith wore prison-issued green clothing and appeared by audiovisual link from Silverwater prison.

Firefighters say an equipment failure sparked a midnight blaze at the Viva Energy refinery.

Daniel Duggan has spent three-and-a-half years in custody over allegations he breached U.S. arms-trafficking laws by training Chinese pilots in South Africa.

The Queensland Police Service is urging anyone with large fuel supplies to monitor them carefully.

Three monuments in Melbourne’s Caulfield Park were defaced, including a tribute to WWI soldiers and a man who saved 100,000 Jewish lives.

The institution says further changes could be made pending the case against the decorated war veteran.

Victoria’s motor vehicle theft rates experienced the largest annual increase on record with claims up 59 percent and costs up 70 percent.

Crime in Victoria increased by 4 percent in the past year according to the Crime Statistics Agency.

The hack is a ‘catastrophic failure,’ one cybersecurity firm says.

The failed High Court bid could lead to Lehrmann being forced into bankruptcy due to court orders that he pay a $2 million legal bill to Network Ten.

Liam James Parry, 34, was arrested in March and charged under Queensland’s new anti-hate laws introduced through parliament in February.

Australia’s richest person Gina Rinehart warned the case could undermine the morale of the Australian Defence Force.

A South Australian man has been charged with working for a foreign military without authorisation and could face up to 20 years in jail if convicted.

An immigrant in her 70s has lost a seven-year legal fight to avoid extradition to Chile over kidnapping allegations during Augusto Pinochet’s rule.

AFP Commissioner Krissy Barrett confirmed the charges were related to murder committed in Afghanistan between 2009 and 2012.

Josh Frydenberg warns Australia is following a ‘dangerous’ European path, arguing migration must be reframed as a pillar of national security.

Three teenage girls have been charged with numerous offences after a string of crimes across Melbourne.

Former hostage negotiator Vincent Hurley said Freeman, a self-proclaimed sovereign citizen, was never going to surrender of his own free will.

‘I can’t think of any plausible, rational explanation for them to be taking this long,’ said lawyer John Korn.

The Australian Federal Police are warning Australians not to donate unless they can verify a charity is real.