Crime and Public Safety

Landlords who allow illegal vape or tobacco sales face up to one year in jail or $165,000 fines under NSW’s new public health offence.

Two Brisbane women and a Melbourne couple will face charges of keeping people in debt bondage and slavery after police raids rescued their captives.

David Southwick says justice in his state has become mired in bureaucratic red tape.

Tracking nearly 600,000 Year 10 students over 21 years, researchers found the decline in smoking slowed after vaping emerged.

Research finds AI apps are being used to sexually exploit women and girls, including minors.

The ASIO chief warned of a ’realistic possibility' a foreign government could attempt to assassinate a dissident on Australian soil.

Police say they will maintain a presence throughout the two-day event.

Liberal leader Vincent Tarzia said, ‘if an offender breaks their bail, they will face jail.’

Katter’s Australian Party says it won’t back down on fighting to introduce ‘Castle Law’ in the state.

A decentralised online crime network which forces young Australians to self-harm is the target of a new taskforce.

Australia is failing to stop goods made with forced labour entering the country, the commissioner warns.

Penalties include jail time of up to 15 years or a $75,000 fine.

Minister Katy Gallagher has called for a change in men’s attitudes toward women to improve their safety.

The new law enforcement chief warned about new ‘decentralised online networks’ who glorify violence.

Officers executed a search warrant in the Sydney office.

The violence took its cues from communist-led militant group Antifa, according to Eric Louw, a retired professor and former Marxist.

‘I think the biggest challenge is ... the government weakened these laws and won’t return them to the position they were in 2023,’ Brad Battin said.

Mossad has linked an IRGC officer to a number of anti-Semitic plots around the world.

After 15 years, a regional city north of Brisbane will go fluoride-free.

The state’s parties have debated whether to introduce a ban on face masks during protests and a registration system.

Landlords who allow illegal vape or tobacco sales face up to one year in jail or $165,000 fines under NSW’s new public health offence.

Two Brisbane women and a Melbourne couple will face charges of keeping people in debt bondage and slavery after police raids rescued their captives.

David Southwick says justice in his state has become mired in bureaucratic red tape.

Tracking nearly 600,000 Year 10 students over 21 years, researchers found the decline in smoking slowed after vaping emerged.

Research finds AI apps are being used to sexually exploit women and girls, including minors.

The ASIO chief warned of a ’realistic possibility' a foreign government could attempt to assassinate a dissident on Australian soil.

Police say they will maintain a presence throughout the two-day event.

Liberal leader Vincent Tarzia said, ‘if an offender breaks their bail, they will face jail.’

Katter’s Australian Party says it won’t back down on fighting to introduce ‘Castle Law’ in the state.

A decentralised online crime network which forces young Australians to self-harm is the target of a new taskforce.

Australia is failing to stop goods made with forced labour entering the country, the commissioner warns.

Penalties include jail time of up to 15 years or a $75,000 fine.

Minister Katy Gallagher has called for a change in men’s attitudes toward women to improve their safety.

The new law enforcement chief warned about new ‘decentralised online networks’ who glorify violence.

Officers executed a search warrant in the Sydney office.

The violence took its cues from communist-led militant group Antifa, according to Eric Louw, a retired professor and former Marxist.

‘I think the biggest challenge is ... the government weakened these laws and won’t return them to the position they were in 2023,’ Brad Battin said.

Mossad has linked an IRGC officer to a number of anti-Semitic plots around the world.

After 15 years, a regional city north of Brisbane will go fluoride-free.

The state’s parties have debated whether to introduce a ban on face masks during protests and a registration system.