Crime and Public Safety

Failure to fully comply on time with an eSafety Commissioner request has cost social media platform X Corp after a ruling in the Federal Court.

The group departed the Al-Roj camp in Syria on Thursday.

The federal government will accept all the recommendations in the interim Royal Commission report into the Bondi Beach terror attack.

The Australian regulator has warned of multimillion-dollar fines and search engine delisting if the service does not comply.

At least 6 ISIS-linked Australian women, along with their children and grandchildren, were still in Syria.

Police have established a crime scene at a home in Canley Heights, in Sydney’s southwest, and are investigating with assistance from the homicide squad.

DFAT said the government was urgently seeking confirmation the reportedly detained Australians’ welfare.

‘We are importing terrorists. Being a woman doesn’t make you innocent,’ says Sameer Dakhil Alazeez.

Sall Grover, who excluded a transgender woman from her female-only app, has been ordered to pay increased compensation following her unsuccessful appeal.

Health Minister Butler said Australia is taking the strongest approach of any of the 23 countries repatriating passengers.

A pair of ISIS-linked women charged with slavery offences will remain behind bars after postponing their bail applications on May 11.

Janai Safar is one of 4 women and 9 children that arrived in Australia on May 7.

Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke has maintained for months that he has limited power to prevent their return.

Police said they had arrested 62 people and seized the largest amount of child abuse material ever uncovered in a single investigation.

Two women, aged 53 and 31, were arrested on arrival at Melbourne airport on May 7, while a third woman, aged 32, was arrested upon arriving at Sydney airport.

Australia turned pink to honour the memory of the alleged murder of a little girl.

A total of 4 women and 9 children arrived in Sydney and Melbourne on Thursday evening.

Education Minister Jason Clare said reintegration into society of the children would be difficult, but options would be there for children if their mothers were

The high-profile West Australian writer appeared in court in Fremantle on May 5 and pleaded guilty to possessing and distributing child exploitation material.

The existing charges included committing a terrorist act and 15 counts of murder.