Mother threatens to slit baby’s throat in fit of jealousy
A 30-year-old woman stood gripping a steak knife as she told the mother of a baby she would kill them both. Read what drove her to commit the shocking acts.
A 30-year-old woman stood gripping a steak knife as she told the mother of a baby she would kill them both. Read what drove her to commit the shocking acts.
From Kirwan’s Orchid Society hall to Wembley Stadium, Aussie extreme metallers Thy Art Is Murder are stopping into NQ before conquering the world. Find out the details.
Townsville’s business leaders say the latest state budget is on the right track for our region but there’s room for improvement. Read their feedback.
Worth hundreds of millions, these two ambitious Townsville waterfront developments in the pipeline are set to transform the city. Find out what’s being planned.
Take a trip to work in what is widely considered Townsville’s worst daily traffic jam from the northern beaches suburbs into the city.
A business case into a major road upgrade in Townsville’s largest growth corridor has been overlooked in the state budget with northern suburbs residents to sit in gridlock for a little longer.
An Ingham woman says she was “hysterical” phoning for help as floodwaters swallowed the home she shares with her elderly mum, saying the town desperately needs reinforcements as more heavy rain is forecast.
A video has emerged of residents trying to work out if there is anyone inside a Pimlico unit as it is engulfed in flames.
Swapping Magnetic Island for Honeymoon Island, a Townsville woman is taking the jump to, quite literally, find love on national television. SEE WHY
Queensland Police are asking anyone with information to come forward in regards to the whereabouts of 32-year-old missing man Liam Gilbert.
The state government has splashed cash on crime measures in this year’s budget – but there are still gaping holes in detention measures in NQ.
The bills for Qld families are mounting with never-ending increases in insurance, energy, childcare and basic necessities and one mum says it’s not viable to return to work.
A victim of a suspicious Townsville unit fire says it was only luck there were no fatalities in what he says was likely an alleged arson attack.
Four months on from the diagnosis that shocked the region, a cattle station worker who contracted an incredibly rare virus has been given the all clear to leave Townsville ICU.
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