Cheap Bali holidays are not the only reason why Queensland’s island treasures are continuing to languish, an inquiry has heard, with some blaming the Qld government’s failure to enforce one key thing as a major problem.
An experienced stalker, who added revenge porn threats to his methods, will be released from jail in a matter of days.
A parliamentary inquiry into Queensland’s island treasures has exposed the true depth of tensions between locals living in a problem-plagued paradise and the Chinese company controlling it.
An old friend says Bogie mass shooting victim Mervyn Schwarz was the toughest man he ever met after the pair were involved in an incident where he had to ‘sew himself up or die’.
The former owner of the Bogie property owned by three people shot dead has railed against the man charged with their murders, calling him a “bastard”.
On a lazy Sunday morning at the Mackay Aquatic and Recreation Complex, Mackay’s rugby heroes met with young fans to sign jerseys and bask in the glow of an impressive win over Rockhampton. Here’s what fans had to say about meeting their footy idols.
A company of just 15 employees could end the long-running tension between mining and environmentalists with a remarkable new breakthrough in how mines are rehabilitated. Here’s how.
The powerful QRC says the impact of Queensland’s royalties increases will be worse for the coal sector than the Ukrainian conflict and China ban. SEE THE INTERVIEW
The contentious coal royalties issue industry leaders say threaten Queensland’s resources sector is dividing politics and now the LNP has indicated it might walk back its support. But there’s a catch.
The next generation will be the one to overhaul Queensland’s resources sector with an industry heavyweight launching a new campaign to bring them into the fold.
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