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The July 1 deadline for states and territories to approve a national gun buyback has expired, dealing a blow to the federal Labor government’s plan.
Robert Nicholls from Sydney University has told the Antisemitism Royal Commission that social media could be made to register to operate in Australia.
The details were revealed in court documents released after Ayom Deng, 18, faced Melbourne Magistrates Court.
The men were charged with unauthorised access of restricted data.
Ahmad Rashad Nadir, 28, had been charged with possessing an illicit drug, but the charge was withdrawn at Bankstown Local Court on June 30.
Helen O‘Sullivan was arrested after allegedly using the banned phrase ’from the river to the sea' while addressing a crowd outside Brisbane Magistrates Court.
Arsen Ostrovsky, who was wounded in the shooting, was subject to online abuse and AI-manipulated fake images.
Moira Deeming issued her public statement on June 29 following a police investigation into her claim Victorian Liberal colleague Matthew Guy assaulted her.
Transparency International has called for sweeping reforms to the commission’s public hearings powers and transparency settings.
Kawsar Ahmad, 54, dropped her head in relief as Chief Magistrate Lisa Hannan granted her bail in Melbourne Magistrates Court on June 26.
Several parliamentarians said the processes around appointing new commissioners and reporting on the NACC’s proceedings are too opaque.
‘Of course, there may well be legal challenges, but we’re open to working with the government on that,’ said the opposition.
‘I do worry that one day an Australian will be killed at the hands of a foreign government here in Australia,’ Mike Burgess said.
One foreign official snuck into the country pretending to be a tourist to force a local to leave Australia.
A woman who is believed to have committed serious offences overseas will be free to return to Australia, Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke says.
Virginia Giuffre’s family say she may have been a victim of domestic violence in the lead-up to her death.
The initiative has attracted criticism from a Greens senator and a privacy group.
Kawsar Ahmad’s lawyer says the grandmother will keep away from mosques if she is granted bail.
The act was part of a wave of anti-Semitism that swept Australia leading up to the Bondi massacre.
