Man’s feet grated to bone trying to save car from teen thief
A Queensland dad who told a court he couldn’t recognise his own bloodied feet after they were injured as he tried to stop a car theft has offered words of hope for the teen offender.
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Cop hit, 12 charges after mum’s alleged Brisbane stolen truck rampage
A mother of two who allegedly stole a truck, struck a police officer to the ground and led Polair on a wild pursuit across Brisbane has faced court on 12 charges.
‘I’m famous, f*** off’: Eshay walks free with no conviction after stabbing ‘ambush’
A teenage eshay has walked free from court with a foul mouthed tirade at reporters after pleading guilty to a stabbing a man in the chest at a Brisbane shopping centre carpark.
Two stores, one title in battle of Brisbane’s best banh mi
Two stores, one banh mi crown. I put Brisbane’s most hyped Vietnamese sandwiches to the test — cash-only quirks, crunch factor, and all. Who really deserves the title?
I tried a cult Brisbane bakery so popular it sells out in hours
Welcome to the tiny suburban cafe with such a cult following people drive from all over Brisbane to savour its delights. Get in quick but, it’s sure to sellout.
Not over yet: Flood sirens sounding, as huge clean-up begins
As the waters begin to recede and the massive clean-up job begins in some parts, a town smashed by floods in 2011 is once again in the firing line as Alfred’s aftermath rolls on.
Total blackout: More than 206k SEQ properties still without power
More than 206,000 homes and businesses across South East Queensland remain without power, and it could take a fortnight to restore the hardest hit areas.
Back from the dead: Brisbane hammered by Cat 1 winds, planes unable to land
Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred has unleashed on Brisbane with Category 1 winds, causing damage and downing trees, with planes unable to land and mass power outages across the region, despite it being downgraded to a tropical low.
Man charged over alleged attempt to steal power generator
Police have charged a Ningi man after he allegedly attempted to steal a power generator powering a set of traffic lights in Caboolture.
Cafes, pubs, Bunnings, servos, supermarkets: What’s open today
Looking to grab a coffee, stock up on groceries or fill up your car. Here is a list of what’s open across Brisbane and on the Gold Coast today.
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