Murder accused Grant Allen Q Oldfield to face court again in May
A pre-hearing mention for a man accused of murder has been adjourned until next month.
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‘Nightmare’: Victim’s family watch as murder sentence handed down
Queanbeyan man Alan William Delaney will be behind bars until the 2030s after being sentenced for the murder of homeless man Aaron Baxter.
Alleged Casey shooter to fight attempted murder charge
A man charged with several offences including attempted murder has been committed to the ACT Supreme Court for trial.
‘War isn’t pretty’: a veteran’s message of peace
A veteran who proudly served in the Australian Army for over two decades says ANZAC day should be a reminder of the need for peace.
Sunshine Coast man charged with five counts of rape
A Sunshine Coast man has fronted ACT Magistrates Court charged with five counts of sexual intercourse without consent.
Hearing date set for Convoy to Canberra protester
A hearing date for a Western Australian Convoy to Canberra protester charged with weapons offences has been set.
Holly Hazlewood: ‘Queer people exist, we’re everywhere’
Former NRL.com reporter Holly Hazlewood says moral panic over trans sportswomen overshadows the real threats to women’s sports.
ACT to scrap close contact quarantine requirements
ACT Health Minister Rachel Stephen-Smith has announced the ACT will follow NSW and Victoria by scrapping quarantine requirements for close contacts.
Shorten stands by Albanese amid election gaffes
Bill Shorten has stood up for Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese amid election campaign gaffes and has stood by Labor’s offshore detention policy.
Shorten: Disabled people ‘don’t want a pity party’
Former Labor leader Bill Shorten has slammed Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s statements on disability, telling reporters disabled Australians don’t want a “pity party”.
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