Friday, January 15, 2021
Tasmanian rapist and murderer Jamie John Curtis has been granted parole
A man who raped a tortured a young couple for 12 hours is being released from jail despite breaching his parole conditions within weeks the last time.
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Jamie John Curtis will be the first parolee in Tasmania to have to wear an electronic monitoring
New gel blaster laws due to kick off in Queensland as toy gun owners warned of harsher penalties
They look like real guns and it's an offence to point them or fire at anyone without their permission but gel blasters will remain legal in Queensland, despite moves in other states to effectively ban their use without without a licence.
US Capitol rioter Jacob Chansley asks for presidential pardon, saying he was 'answering the call' of Donald Trump
The lawyer for the US Capitol siege rioter known as the "QAnon shaman" has asked for a presidential pardon for his client, as another member of the mob who stormed the building faces court for allegedly planning to take hostages using zip-tie handcuffs.
South Australia to remove coronavirus border restrictions with Greater Brisbane
South Australia will remove its quarantine requirements for travellers from Greater Brisbane who arrive in the state from Sunday, after SA health authorities reassessed the risk from a coronavirus cluster. Those who arrive in SA
Google 'throwing its weight around' by burying links to some commercial news sites, experts say
Google has decided to hide some Australian news sites from its search results, in a move that is being interpreted as a response to the Australian Government attempting to make the tech giant pay for original news content.
Police believe mother responsible for all four deaths in Tullamarine homicide, husband cleared
Police believe the woman found dead with her three children in Melbourne's north-west on Thursday was responsible for all four deaths.Her husband Tomislav Perinovic, who found the bodies at their Tullamarine home and called emergency
Adelaide DJ Nicholas Athans found guilty of procuring children to engage in sexual activity
An Adelaide DJ and organiser of underage dance events who sent sexually explicit photos to four teenage girls has been found guilty of grooming offences. Nicholas Emmanuel Athans was accused of using social media platform
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