Children's cupcake stand reported to Queensland authorities
A children's cupcake stand in Queensland has been reported to authorities for operating without a food business licence, leading to threats of fines from the local council.
Stalemate over cleanup of thousands of tonnes of asbestos in Indigenous villages
The Walgett Shire Council is pressing the state government for urgent cleanup of asbestos sites near Indigenous homes, while the government claims prior contamination is not their responsibility.
Israel strikes Iranian leadership meeting choosing Khamenei successor
Israel conducted airstrikes targeting a meeting of Iran's Supreme Council, which was convened to choose a successor to Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, marking a significant escalation in U.S.-Israeli efforts against Iran's leadership.
BNS Sprint: Events of Monday in Brief
The article summarizes various news events including intelligence concerns over monument destruction linked to hostile state actions, changes in council member counts, and international conflicts involving the US, Israel, and Iran.
Council pauses company’s $2.2m unpaid bill as receivers move in
The Isaac Regional Council has temporarily halted the collection of a $2.2 million unpaid bill from mining company Vitrinite, which is currently in administration.
Bondi Neighborhood Divided Over Illegal Tree Chopping in Broad Daylight
Residents of a Bondi neighborhood are divided over the illegal cutting of a tree purportedly by men posing as council contractors.
Mike Waltz turns tables on Iranian envoy at heated UN meeting
U.S. envoy Mike Waltz rebuked Iranian ambassador Saeid Iravani during a heated UN Security Council session regarding Iran's treatment of its citizens amid escalating military tensions.
Who's in charge of Iran now - and who will be its new leader?
Iran's leadership is in transition following the death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, with an interim council governing until a new supreme leader is selected by the Assembly of Experts.
Council temporarily takes over the leadership of Iran
A council consisting of Iran's president, chief of the judiciary, and the leader of Iran's Guardian Council will temporarily assume control of Iran, according to the Iranian news agency IRNA.
UN Human Rights Council chief cuts off speaker criticizing US-sanctioned official
The chief of the UN Human Rights Council interrupted a speaker during a session after they criticized officials, including one sanctioned by the US.
$13m jump in project budget 'not a cost blowout', mayor says
Launceston City Council's projected budget for the redevelopment of the Princess Theatre and Earl Arts Centre has risen from $30 million to $43 million, which the mayor claims is not a cost blowout.
How a spark of misinformation derailed a community battery in Narrabri
Misinformation during a council meeting led to the derailment of a community battery project in Narrabri, highlighting fears and misunderstandings surrounding lithium-ion batteries.
Registered sex offender’s city council bid sparks fury as officials explore blocking his path
A registered sex offender's bid for a Fresno City Council seat has ignited significant public outrage and debate about the eligibility of individuals with criminal records for public office.
Mette Frederiksen drowns critical climate news
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen is criticized for her handling of important climate updates.
'Awkward situation': Community angst continues over 3m waterfront wall
The Tasmanian community of Strahan expresses strong dissatisfaction over a large concrete wall built as part of a waterfront redevelopment, prompting the local council to reconsider its design.
Renewable rollout leaves $600k repair bill for road 'bogholes'
Regional councils in New South Wales are facing significant repair bills for roads damaged by renewable energy projects, with one council reporting a cost of $600,000 for repairs.
Saskatoon council approves drop-in centre relocation despite community concerns
Saskatoon's city council has approved the relocation of a drop-in centre to a downtown property despite local community pushback regarding safety and business impacts.
Motion to oppose U.S. ICE deployment in Vancouver ruled out of order
Vancouver City Council has ruled out a motion opposing the potential deployment of U.S. ICE agents during the FIFA World Cup, amid assurances from the Mayor that they have not been invited.
Student accommodation in Brisbane lagging behind demand, industry warns
The Property Council of Australia warns that Brisbane is facing a significant shortfall in student accommodation amid rising demand.
Former Norwegian PM Thorbjørn Jagland hospitalized amid Epstein probe
Former Norwegian Prime Minister Thorbjørn Jagland has been hospitalized due to the stress of facing corruption charges linked to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation.
Families of Swiss bar fire victims offered $91,000 as 'gesture of compassion'
The Swiss Federal Council announced a one-time payment of 50,000 Swiss francs ($91,000) to support families of victims and survivors of a tragic bar fire in Crans-Montana that claimed 41 lives.
Plan to bottle and export water from drought-prone area doesn't 'pass the pub test'
The Southern Downs Regional Council in Queensland has rejected a proposal for a water bottling facility, leading to farmers calling for a review of existing water licenses.
Adelaide council reviews mobile parking patrol amid 'complaints'
Adelaide City Council is reviewing the operations of its camera car used for parking enforcement following complaints about fairness in fine issuance.
Calgary city council unanimously supports review of downtown free fare zone
Calgary city council has voted unanimously to conduct a comprehensive review of the downtown free fare zone following a previous vote against its elimination.
Ontario city votes to consider dropping Andrew’s name from residential street
St. Catharines council in Ontario has voted to start the process of potentially renaming a residential street named after Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor following his recent arrest.
TV Republika Outpaced Everyone. Tomasz Sakiewicz Has Reasons to Be Proud!
A report by the National Broadcasting Council examined the coverage of drone attacks on Ukraine by various news stations, concluding that all outlets complied with broadcasting laws.
UN Security Council moves up session on Gaza, West Bank ahead of Trump’s inaugural Board of Peace meeting
The UN Security Council has advanced its session on Gaza and the West Bank to Wednesday, coinciding with President Trump's inaugural Board of Peace meeting.
Plan to burn 700,000 tonnes of Sydney's red-bin rubbish near Parkes hits a hurdle
The Parkes Shire Council has officially opposed a proposed waste incinerator that would burn waste from Sydney.
Australia news live: record renewable capacity added in last quarter of 2025; wage growth expected to remain on hold
Australia added a record amount of renewable energy capacity to its electricity grid in the last quarter of 2025, surpassing previous highs.
‘No funds are missing’: Ontario real estate firm disputes regulator’s sanctions
An Ontario real estate firm is contesting sanctions imposed by the Real Estate Council of Ontario, claiming no funds are missing from their trust accounts.
The RTVE board approves a 'counter-report' against accusations of bias towards 'Mañaneros 360' and 'Malas lenguas'
The RTVE board has approved a counter-report challenging allegations of bias against two programs, requesting a retraction of previous conclusions made by the news council.
How is the start of Ramadan determined - and does it begin in the UK today?
The start of Ramadan is confirmed in Saudi Arabia, but Muslims in the UK may observe it on different dates due to varying interpretations of moon sightings.
Breaking news on political current affairs, live | The Council of Ministers will ask the Prosecutor's Office to investigate X, Meta, and TikTok for the creation of child pornography through AI
The Spanish government is urging an investigation into X, Meta, and TikTok for their alleged involvement in the creation of child pornography using artificial intelligence.
Did you see? Council members are arrested in Turilândia, search for missing fisherman, and other news of the week on G1 MA
G1 Maranhão reports on significant local developments this week, including the arrest of council members in Turilândia and a severe storm affecting São Luís.
Trump Defeats Biden's Energy Records in Just Months as Admin Celebrates 1 Year of 'Historic Gains': Data
The White House celebrated the one-year anniversary of President Trump's National Energy Dominance Council, contrasting its achievements in energy production and pricing against those of the Biden administration.
Impact of the News: Major Action on Medal Prize Money, 137 Players Given Jobs
The Rajasthan Sports Council has acknowledged pending prize money for over 13,000 medal cases after pressure from a news report, and the Sports Ministry has initiated the hiring process for 137 players.
Peachland church saved after council decides not to pursue land acquisition
Peachland Baptist Church in British Columbia will not be sold for a new fire hall after the District of Peachland's council decided to abandon their plan to acquire the property.
Bike lane debate returns to Halifax council as staff told to look for alternatives
Halifax council debated the future of bike lanes, focusing on alternatives to the proposed All Ages and Abilities network, amidst growing concerns over cyclist safety and infrastructure costs.
Record-breaking long meeting of the RBN. "I have bad news for you"
A lengthy meeting of the National Security Council in Poland concluded with officials sharing concerning updates on security matters.
Council to lose hiring control after ex-MP's controversial appointment
Shoalhaven City Council will lose control over leadership appointments following the controversial hiring of former Liberal MP Andrew Constance as general manager.
After 2 days of Edmonton infill debate, city committee sends decision to council
Edmonton's city council urban planning committee has reviewed proposed amendments to residential zoning regulations that would impose stricter limits on infill development.
Nearly 15,000 tyres are dumped in Melbourne's north every year and one council wants action
Hume City Council is urging the federal government to implement a free tyre recycling scheme to address the significant issue of illegal tyre dumping in Melbourne's north.
Hobart zip-line idea emerges again — but not on the mountain
A new proposal for a 1.13-kilometre zip-line near Hobart is being prepared for submission to the Hobart City Council, following the rejection of a similar project on Kunanyi/Mt Wellington nearly a year prior.
Perth council in 'respectful' disagreement over spending choices
A Perth councillor is advocating for a review of meal provisions at evening meetings, sparking a debate with the shire president over the necessity of such expenditures for council staff and members.
The Aftermath of Document Leak... 'Conclusion Already Decided in a Closed Meeting' 'I Learned It From the News Too'
The leaked confidential documents regarding the merger schedule and methods between the Democratic Party and the Justice Innovation Party incited a heated debate at the party's Supreme Council meeting, leading to claims of a 'closed-door merger' and demands for transparency.
José Pablo López defends Sarah Santaolalla and attacks the News Council
José Pablo López, the president of RTVE, criticized the News Council for a report against Cintora and Ruiz, asserting that its poor quality undermines the Council's credibility.
Former Liberal turned Sky News commentator Cory Bernardi to run for One Nation in South Australian election
Cory Bernardi, a former Liberal senator, will lead One Nation's ticket for the South Australian legislative council election in March, following a trend of conservative politicians joining the party.
US ambassador warns Iran at emergency UN meeting that Trump is 'man of action,' 'all options are on the table'
U.S. Ambassador Mike Waltz cautioned Iran during a UN Security Council emergency meeting that President Trump is ready to take action and that all options are being considered to address the ongoing violence.
Trump administration relaunches key council after Biden administration shuttered it: 'Ignorance and arrogance'
The Trump administration has reinstated the National Coal Council, emphasizing the significance of the coal industry for Americans' lives, after it was dissolved by the Biden administration.
DHS exposes background of NYC city council employee after Mamdani fumed over arrest
The Department of Homeland Security revealed that a New York City council employee, arrested and criticized by Mayor Zohran Mamdani, is an undocumented immigrant with a prior assault conviction.