Dezi Freeman, a known conspiracy theorist and double murderer who shot two policemen last year, has been killed by Australian police after a seven-month manhunt.

Distrust in Australian police among Queensland’s Indian diaspora is set to deepen after an officer was caught on body camera hurling expletives at an Uber driver, leading the victim to sue the force in federal court. The officer said, “f*****g Indians, mate, they are a bunch of f*****g perverts” to a colleague in 2023, before they charged the man with committing an indecent act for allegedly masturbating in public, court records showed. A court later quashed the charges because two witnesses...

Western Australian police have thwarted an alleged mass terror attack, leading Premier Roger Cook to condemn 'language of division' in politics and 'dog whistling' related to immigration.

Australian police are investigating a gynecologist accused by media outlets of performing unnecessary surgical procedures on women, including organ removals, with several patients reportedly involved in the case.

Police in New South Wales have discovered what are believed to be human remains near a golf club in Pitt Town, 11 days after 85-year-old Chris Baghsarian was abducted from his North Ryde home.

Australian police are investigating a threatening letter sent to the country's largest mosque, received just before the start of Ramadan.

An Indian-origin cab driver in Australia has filed a lawsuit against the Queensland Police, alleging racial vilification and biased investigation after an officer reportedly called Indians 'a bunch of f***ing perverts' during an incident where an indecent act charge was later dropped.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese condemned an alleged terror plot targeting mosques, police headquarters, and parliament, calling the case deeply shocking. A 20-year-old man has been charged by Australian police in connection with the plot.

Australian police have discovered human remains while searching for an 85-year-old grandfather who was forcibly kidnapped from his Sydney home by three masked men.

Australian police have recovered a trove of stolen Egyptian artefacts and charged a 52-year-old man with a nighttime smash and grab at a museum. The man was accused of breaking a window and making off with the priceless treasures in the early hours of Friday from the Abbey Museum of Art and Archaeology in the Queensland town of Caboolture. Police said they found all the stolen goods – except for a wooden cat sculpture believed to be around 2,600 years old and from the 26th dynasty of ancient...

Amid surging fuel prices and fears of shortages, South Australian police anticipate a rise in petrol theft and may cease investigating "drive-offs" unless service stations install prepaid pumps and CCTV.

Australian police have recovered the bodies of two Chinese backpackers who went missing in floodwaters in Queensland, found inside a car in the Gympie region.

The head of the South Australian Police has publicly criticized relatives of Gus Lamont, though the specific reasons for the criticism are not detailed.

Australian police have found the body of an 85-year-old man who was kidnapped and killed. Investigations suggest the kidnappers intended to abduct a man connected to a criminal network, but mistakenly targeted the victim.

Australian police have found human remains believed to be those of 85-year-old Chris Baghsarian, who was kidnapped on February 13 in what appears to be a case of mistaken identity.

Australian police said on Thursday they had launched an investigation after a threatening letter was sent to the country’s largest mosque, the third such incident in the lead-up to Ramazan. The letter sent to Lakemba Mosque in Sydney’s west on Wednesday contained a drawing of a pig and a threat to kill the “Muslim race”, local media reported. Police said they had taken the letter for forensic testing and would continue to patrol religious sites, including the mosque, as well as community events. The latest letter comes weeks after a similar message was mailed to the mosque, depicting Muslims inside a mosque on fire. Police have also arrested and charged a 70-year-old man in connection with a third threatening letter sent to Lakemba Mosque’s staff in January. The Lebanese Muslim Association, which runs the mosque, told the Australian Broadcasting Corp (ABC) it had written to the government to request more funding for additional security guards and CCTV cameras. Some 5,000 people are expected to attend the mosque each night during Ramazan. More than 60 per cent of residents in the suburb of Lakemba identify as Muslim, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics. Bilal El-Hayek, mayor of Canterbury-Bankstown council, where Lakemba is located, said the community was feeling “very anxious”. “I’ve heard first-hand from people saying that they won’t be sending their kids to practice this Ramazan because they’re very concerned about things that might happen in local mosques,” he said. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese condemned the recent string of threats. “It is outrageous that people just going about commemorating their faith, particularly during the holy month for Muslims of Ramazan, are subject to this sort of intimidation,” he told ABC radio. “I have said repeatedly we need to turn down the temperature of political discourse in this country, and we certainly need to do that,” he said. Anti-Muslim sentiment has been growing in Australia since the beginning of Israeli onslaught in Gaza in late 2023, according to a recent report commissioned by the government. The Islamophobia Register Australia has also documented a 740pc rise in reports following the Bondi mass shooting on December 14, where authorities allege two gunmen inspired by the militant Islamic State killed 15 people attending a Jewish holiday celebration. “There’s been a massive increase post-Bondi,” Mayor El-Hayek said. “Without a doubt, this is the worst I have ever seen it. There’s a lot of tension out there.”