Dutton dangles tax perks to keep cops from leaving the force
In a last-minute election pledge, Peter Dutton has vowed to hold a parliamentry inquiry to investigate tax perks for police officers, after the union took aim at both sides of politics.
In a last-minute election pledge, Peter Dutton has vowed to hold a parliamentry inquiry to investigate tax perks for police officers, after the union took aim at both sides of politics.
Queensland’s Police Union has gone after Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton, with a tongue-in-cheek poster accusing them of going “missing” over a key issue it claims is part of the reason behind thousands of job vacancies.
Child murderer Rick Thorburn, who killed foster child Tiahleigh Palmer, has been found dead in his prison cell after taking his own life.
Transnational and interstate criminal syndicates are standing over Queensland tobacconists, forcing them to pay “protection”, close up, or sell illicit cigarettes against the threat of having their shops burnt down.
A 16-year-old boy was allegedly left in a Queensland watchhouse without fresh air, clean clothes and adequate bedding during a 28-day detention, prompting a demand for better protection for minors.
The race is on to find Victoria’s next top cop after Rick Nugent announced he was dropping out, but surging crime, rampant youth offending and recruitment issues are tipped to weigh heavily on those tempted to throw their hat in the ring.
The sister of missing mum Tayla Spies has vowed to “bring her home where she belongs” as the family awaits forensic testing results following the devastating discovery of human remains.
CCTV footage has captured two people walking in South Brisbane with police wishing to speak to them as part of investigations into the alleged murder of Sunshine Coast mum Crystal Beale.
A woman has been charged with murdering her dying partner, using prescription drugs to accelerate his death.
More than 100 extra police will be sent to Logan after revelations of a huge number of vacancies as officers continue to struggle with domestic violence jobs.
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