Cairns group “Indigenous Friends of Israel” say the ICC’s decision shows international humanitarian agencies are being sucked into believing “Hamas propaganda”. Do you agree?Watch the interview.
Justice advocates say the housing crisis is keeping Queensland prisoners locked up with a third of parole applications denied because they have nowhere to live.
A 27-year-old man who cut off his parole ankle monitor and then created a “one-man crime wave” has been sentenced in the Cairns Supreme Court.
The case for the police officer who is accused of “drinking heavily” at a Cairns hotel before raping a woman, has taken a surprising turn.
Twelve teachers in a remote community in the Gulf of Carpentaria have had been given duress alarms and had heat sensors installed in their homes as school violence escalates.
A Sydney-based multinational company received a five-fold increase in funding to reduce unemployment in a Far North community but the towns’ unemployment rate more than doubled.
Special investigation: For the first time we reveal the practice of placing mentally unwell prisoners into solitary – where they deteriorate, attempting to take their life and eating their own excretement.
The man accused of stabbing three people at an entertainment venue in Cairns has been charged with four new offences.
A Queensland mine worker who had been heavily drinking has escaped jail after his friend suffered a traumatic brain injury and almost died when he fell off the back of the quad bike he was riding.
Queensland Police has suspended the officer in charge at Aurukun following allegations of workplace misconduct.
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