When feuds erupt: The scandals that rocked Qld in 2025
From influencer spats and shock bust-ups, to fiery feuds and brain explosions, these are the scandals Queenslanders can’t get enough of in 2025.
From influencer spats and shock bust-ups, to fiery feuds and brain explosions, these are the scandals Queenslanders can’t get enough of in 2025.
It took five years but this man has finally won his fight to move a four-storey LED billboard outside his house.
A biological rodent control initiative founded by a Sunshine Coast local was crowned this year’s winner of The Hatch: Taronga Accelerator Program, taking home a massive cash prize.
A Brisbane couple has been charged with attempted murder after they allegedly chased a woman at high speeds.
A mental health support group is calling on the community to help raise funds after their “Chuck Wagon” was recently destroyed in a freak accident in Far North Queensland.
A controversial women-only art exhibit in Tasmania’s MONA gallery that sparked a discrimination court case after it banned male visitors is headed to Queensland.
In one of her first major statements since the defamation trial that found she was likely raped, Brittany Higgins has taken aim at David Crisafulli’s government. Now the Premier has responded.
The Warrego Hwy overpass that was struck by a truck carrying a wind turbine tower on Friday has reopened, after fears it could be closed for up to 18 months, but there are strict conditions in place.
A brick home in the hinterland has been destroyed, with paramedics and firefighters called to the incident.
Olympic supremo Thomas Bach has taken a thinly veiled swipe at Annastacia Palaszczuk and Steven Miles, while issuing a warning to the state’s most controversial venue.
Heartbroken parents grappling with the sudden death of their son, who died soon after a medical episode at school, are desperately seeking answers.
A Brisbane cosmetic nurse, who pleaded guilty to fraud for using fake drivers to avoid traffic fines, has been reprimanded and ordered to undertake an ethics training order.
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