Brisbane karaoke bar closes owing $250k to creditors
A luxurious Brisbane karaoke bar that opened during the Covid pandemic has entered liquidation, owing hundreds of thousands to creditors.
Our Journalists
Latest
Brisbane butcher aims for World Butcher Wars glory
A world-renowned butcher and World Butcher Challenge silver medallist from Moreton City is off to claim gold at the UK’s largest cooking festival.
Moreton City victims lose $30k to phone, courier scam
Police have issued a scam warning to the Moreton Bay public after three elderly victims lost $30,000 to a sophisticated phone and courier scam.
‘Peer influence’: Caboolture man’s drug driving hospital trip
A Caboolture man, who grew up in Hervey Bay, was caught with MDMA and methamphetamine in his system while driving his father to hospital after he had a stroke, a court has heard.
25-year Brisbane weight loss clinic enters liquidation
An award-winning Brisbane clinic which helped 10,000 people lose weight over its 25 years in business has entered liquidation owing hundreds of thousands of dollars to creditors and employees, the appointed liquidators say.
Teen fighting for life after e-scooter crash
A teen has suffered a life-threatening head injury after the e-scooter he was riding collided with a car at Wynnum West overnight.
Premier vows to build long-promised Bribie Island bridge
Premier Steven Miles has pledged to end years of arguments and promises and build a traffic-busting second bridge for Bribie Island.
Retirement community proposed for booming Moreton suburb
A developer has lodged plans for a 130 home, gated retirement village with pools, tennis court, bowling greens and more which will become part of a new Caboolture mini city. SEE THE PLANS
Worker held at knifepoint in supermarket robbery
A man made off with a sum of cash, after holding a supermarket staff member at knifepoint in an alleged armed robbery overnight.
‘Traffic madness’: Anger at plans for 107 Moreton Bay townhouses
Residents in a Moreton Bay growth hotspot have spoken out about their traffic and parking fears if a proposed 107-townhouse project is approved.
Original URL: https://www.couriermail.com.au/journalists/aaron-goodwin/page/6