Crime and Public Safety

Members are urged to change their passwords and look for any suspicious activity on their accounts.

The Australian Federal Police say the men have links to an international organised crime syndicate.

Builders J Hutchinson and the CFMEU were fined after a contract was terminated following a threat from the union but the High Court has quashed the convictions.

The woman was arrested after they received a tip-off regarding a young girl suffering significant injuries.

Young criminals across Queensland have been put on notice, with a broad range of crimes set to attract strict penalties of up to life in prison.

Incidents of wounding among youth criminals have fallen 16.9 percent on last year, according to the government.

The Western Australian man had multiple electronic devices containing child sexual abuse material, including ’snuff' films.

He walked free with a two-year community corrections order.

A man is set to face court after being caught by the Australian Federal Police attempting to smuggle 99 kilograms of the dangerous drug into the country.

The Australian Federal Police says online anonymity has contributed to rising harassment.

A mystery hacker breached NSW JusticeLink, accessing details including names and addresses of domestic violence victims, minors, and witnesses.

One in five households that were burgled last year were targeted multiple times, as property crimes overall saw an increase.

An Instagram account based in the North Queensland Palm Island area shows a number of disturbing videos of wildlife and other animals being attacked.

He has pleaded guilty to two counts of supplying or administering a drug.

Quinn McPherson stopped the chokehold only after realising his friend’s lips were turning blue.

Measures include support for Palestine, refugees, the Australian-African community, and the Adass Israel Synagogue which was firebombed in late 2024.

Three years ago, tobacco excise was the government’s fourth-largest source of revenue. This year, it is the seventh.

A pro-democracy lawyer based in South Australia has been targeted with a $200,000 bounty less than a week after a fake brochure was sent to a mosque.