Category : Defence Security


Drug Dealer Jailed for Home Alone Booby-Traps

Ian Claughton, a drug dealer from Grimethorpe, South Yorkshire, has been sentenced to seven years in prison for rigging his house with booby-traps inspired by the film Home Alone.

Lake Cargelligo Triple Murder Suspect Hunt

Police in Lake Cargelligo, NSW, are searching for Julian Ingram, suspected of a triple murder involving his ex-partner, her new partner, and her aunt, with a survivor recounting the attack.

ICE Targets European Site Exposing US Agents

US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has reportedly compiled a list targeting a small European website that exposes its agents' identities, raising concerns over press freedom and privacy.

Google: State Hackers Target Defence Employees

Google's new report reveals state-sponsored cyber-espionage campaigns are increasingly targeting defence sector employees directly through personalised attacks and hiring processes.

US Military Strike Kills Two in Pacific

The US Southern Command conducted a deadly strike on a boat in the eastern Pacific, killing two suspected drug smugglers, as part of ongoing operations against narco-trafficking.

Jimmy Lai: Hong Kong Tycoon's Prison Fate

Hong Kong media mogul Jimmy Lai faces a grim future as he remains imprisoned, sparking global concerns over his health and the erosion of press freedoms in the city.

Queensland's New Gun Laws Called Australia's Weakest

Queensland's proposed gun control legislation, introduced after the Bondi terror attack, faces criticism from advocates who call it the weakest in Australia. The laws focus on citizenship requirements but reject caps on firearm numbers.

Chinese Tech Powers Iran's Internet Censorship

A new report details how Chinese surveillance and filtering technologies form the backbone of Iran's sophisticated internet control system, enabling widespread censorship and human rights violations.

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