Who is Olivia Kajkic and what are the charges?

Olivia Kajkic, 37, has been charged in the Braddon homicide case. Police allege she murdered Michael Jaensch on December 20 and attempted another murder on January 5. She has appeared in the Canberra Magistrates Court and is remanded pending pleas. These are allegations before the courts.

What happens next in the Canberra Magistrates Court?

The case will progress through disclosure and case management. A committal decision typically follows for serious charges, which can move the matter to the Supreme Court. Bail can be revisited. Dates may change, so rely on official court lists and ACT Policing updates rather than social media commentary.

How could this case affect property investors in Canberra?

High-profile incidents can influence perceived safety and short-term demand. Landlords in Braddon and the inner north may review access control, lighting, and common area security. Watch leasing velocity, incentives, and tenant enquiries. If metrics weaken, consider modest upgrades and flexible lease terms to support occupancy and rent stability.

What should ACT insurance policyholders consider now?

Check current coverage for malicious damage, public liability, and contents in common areas. Confirm excess levels and endorsement terms. Keep dated photos and invoices to streamline any claim. If your property’s risk profile changes, notify your insurer or broker so your disclosure stays accurate and your coverage remains effective.

Law and Government

January 31: ACT Homicide: Olivia Kajkic Charged in Braddon Death

ByHuzaifa Zahoor January 31, 2026January 31, 2026

Olivia Kajkic is now at the centre of the Braddon homicide case, a development drawing strong public attention across Canberra. Police allege a December 20 murder of Michael Jaensch and an attempted murder on January 5. The ACT Policing murder charge has moved to the Canberra Magistrates Court, with the accused remanded pending pleas. While a criminal matter, the case can shape investor sentiment on safety, insurance pricing, and property risk in Canberra’s inner north. We outline facts, legal steps, and market implications.