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A 42-year-old man was shot outside Cafe Squared in Altona North in a targeted attack linked to Melbourne's illegal tobacco war. Police are searching for a gunman who fled in a stolen BMW.
Law enforcement agencies across the US and AU have launched massive DUI enforcement campaigns for St. Patrick’s Day 2026, implementing 'zero tolerance' checkpoints and increased patrols to prevent alcohol-related traffic fatalities.
Law enforcement agencies launch 'Booze It & Lose It' campaigns and sobriety checkpoints across several regions to curb impaired driving during St. Patrick's Day 2026 festivities.
Donald Trump stated in March 2026 that the Iran-U.S. conflict will end soon. U.S. ships faced attacks and American forces suffered casualties. Official statements and ceremonies highlight the ongoing situation.
Crunchyroll faces a new class action lawsuit in March 2026 over allegations of sharing user viewing data with third parties, potentially violating the Video Privacy Protection Act.
An Australian inquiry reviewing CFMEU activities requested records about a Queensland traffic control company allegedly linked to Mick Gatto during hearings in March 2026.
Record-breaking rainfall in the Northern Territory has led to a disaster declaration and a renewed push for the Commonwealth to deliver long-delayed weather radar infrastructure in the Barkly region.
A large sinkhole in the Sydney CBD and extreme flash flooding have forced school closures, triggered dozens of rescues, and cut power to thousands across the city.
The ACCC has concluded its closing arguments in the Federal Court against Coles, alleging deceptive "Down Down" pricing, while the judge raised critical questions about the legal definition of consumer deception.
Perth doctor Rhys Bellinge has been sentenced to over 10 years in prison for the manslaughter of Elizabeth Pearce following a high-speed, drink-driving collision.
Following a fatal shark attack on a local doctor in Nouméa, New Caledonia authorities have reinstated shark culling programs and issued immediate swimming bans to ensure public safety.
Perth obstetrician Rhys Bellinge has been sentenced to 10.5 years in prison for the drink-driving manslaughter of student Elizabeth Pearce in Dalkeith.
