Cops: Bikie link to fatal shooting
Bikie link to deadly Perth shoot-out1:03Police reveal at least one man involved in deadly Banksia Grove shooting is linked to an Outlaw Motorcycle Gang. ONE of the men involved in the Banksia Grove shooting which left one man dead and two others in hospital has connections to an Outlaw Motorcycle Gang, police believe.Major Crime Squad Detective Inspector Mark Fyfe said the Gang Crime Squad were investigating the incident in addition to Major Crime and Joondalup Detectives.Det-Insp. Fyfe said on..>> view originalDi Natale says Greens-Coalition government is 'inconceivable'
It is “inconceivable” that the Greens would form a minority government with the Coalition if the election came to that, given their views on global warming, asylum seekers and renewable energy, says the party’s leader, Richard Di Natale. But they may consider an agreement with Labor because that would provide an opportunity to pursue serious Greens initiatives at the federal level, he said. Speaking at the National Press Club in Canberra on Wednesday, Di Natale unofficially kicked off his party..>> view originalAirport strikes: Federal Government wins bid to have industrial action suspended until after election
Airport strikes: Federal Government wins bid to have industrial action suspended until after election Updated April 27, 2016 14:06:05 The Federal Government has won its bid to suspend strike action at the nation's airports for three months, on the basis the protests could endanger lives. Key points:Fair Work commissioner says action has potential to impact 'frontline' servicesTerrorist, criminal activity at borders 'more likely' as a result of actionThe action relates ..>> view originalNT nurse attacked in remote callout
Barnaby Joyce has hit out at Labor's tree clearing plan
DEPUTY Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce has hit out at a Labor plan to introduce new federal laws governing tree clearing. Under the Opposition's climate change policy, which was released yesterday, a new "trigger" for federal environmental oversight of tree clearing would be introduced. Tree clearing, along with most land management activities, has been a state government responsibility, but Labor would treat it in the same way as Tony Windsor's water trigger on coal and coal seam gas proj..>> view originalSalmon Holes: Body of Afghan national recovered after being swept off Great Southern coast
Salmon Holes: Body of Afghan national recovered after being swept off Great Southern coast Updated April 27, 2016 18:33:44 The body of an Afghan national who was swept into the ocean at one of Western Australia's most notorious rock fishing sites has been recovered, police say. Key points:A body has been found after a man was swept off rocks at Salmon Holes12 other people have died at the notorious fishing spot since 1983Ban on fishing at Salmon Holes dismissed by Pre..>> view originalPell's claim he was deceived 'is wrong'
Perth mother Melanie Pears pleads guilty over baby's death
Perth mother Melanie Pears pleads guilty over baby's death Updated April 27, 2016 12:24:11 A Perth woman has pleaded guilty to unlawfully killing her eight-week-old daughter.Melanie Anne Pears, 30, entered the plea when she appeared in the Stirling Gardens Magistrates Court this morning via video link from a secure unit at the Graylands psychiatric hospital.Her lawyer Bill Harris told the court that despite his client being ill at the time of the baby's death in January..>> view originalTwo more trucks collide with Montague Street bridge in South Melbourne
Video will begin in 5 seconds. Montague Street bridge hit again Another week and another truck strikes the Montague Street rail bridge. PT0M23S 620 349 In the space of just four hours, the infamous Montague Street bridge has claimed another two victims. A truck hit the bridge in South Melbourne about 11am on Wednesday , and another had also reportedly collided with the notorious structure by 3pm. The first truck was carrying a large skip, which was left in the middle of the r..>> view originalAustralian police charge four over terror killing
AFP on April 27, 2016, 5:41 pm Australian police charge four over terror killing Sydney (AFP) - Australian authorities on Wednesday charged four men over a 2015 attack in which a teenage boy shot dead a police employee, alleging all were members of a terror organisation.Farhad Jabar, 15, shot senior accountant Curtis Cheng, 58, outside Sydney police headquarters where he worked last October. The teenager was killed in gunfire shortly afterwards.New South Wales Deputy Commissioner of..>> view original
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