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Queensland to Introduce ‘Tough Love’ Bail Reforms: Will Harsher Sentences for Youth Offenders Make Our Communities Safer? Queensland government announces plans for mandatory minimum sentences for youth offenders who breach bail conditions Premier David Crisafulli vows to get tough on crime with ‘Adult Crime, Adult Time’ agenda, despite union concerns over prison overcrowding Victim’s family welcomes reforms, saying stronger bail laws could have saved their loved one’s life Unions warn of increased risk to correctional officers and potential for ‘triple-ups’ in already overcrowded prisons The Queensland government has fired the latest salvo in its war on crime, announcing plans to…

Liberal Leader’s Damning Admission: ‘Angus Taylor as PM as Likely as Me Coaching West Coast Eagles’ Western Australia’s Liberal leader Basil Zempilas makes astonishing comment about federal leader Angus Taylor’s PM chances Zempilas’ remarks spark Labor attacks, with Deputy Premier Rita Saffioti accusing him of ‘waving the white flag’ Secret Harbour by-election becomes a test of One Nation’s popularity in Western Australia, with Liberals and Labor vying for votes The gloves are off in Western Australia’s Secret Harbour by-election, with Liberal leader Basil Zempilas making a stunning admission that has left his federal counterpart, Angus Taylor, looking like a long…

Melbourne’s Population Boom: How Overseas Arrivals Are Redrawing the City’s Map and Putting Pressure on Housing and Infrastructure Nearly nine in ten new residents to Melbourne since the pandemic are from overseas, with international arrivals outpacing local births by a staggering four to one. Australian Bureau of Statistics data reveals that Melbourne attracted 27 per cent of all net overseas migrants arriving in Australia, making it the most popular destination for overseas arrivals. The city’s population growth is now heavily reliant on international arrivals, with overseas migration outweighing natural population growth and internal migration. The influx of new residents is…

WA Mourns Loss of ‘Champion of the Regions’: Former Nationals Leader Max Trenorden Dies Aged 78 Former WA Nationals leader Max Trenorden, a fierce advocate for regional WA, has passed away at the age of 78 Mr Trenorden served in state parliament for over 25 years, leaving a lasting legacy in the Wheatbelt community Colleagues and friends pay tribute to his tireless dedication and generosity, remembering him as a ‘formidable parliamentarian’ His passing sparks reflection on the future of regional representation in WA politics The Western Australian community is in mourning following the death of former Nationals leader Max Trenorden,…

Sex Scandal Rocks Sydney Swans: Audio Recording Exposes Disturbing Details of Hotel Incident as Players Face Season-Long Suspension Sydney Swans players Isaac Heeney, Nick Blakey, Chad Warner, Riley Bice, and James Jordon suspended for the remainder of the 2026 AFL season Audio recording of three women at the centre of the alleged hotel incident has been handed over to the AFL integrity unit Victoria Police investigation into alleged sexual assault ongoing, with detectives gathering statements from witnesses, including coach Dean Cox Players deny wrongdoing, but club found them guilty of breaching standards by staying out late, drinking, and bringing women…