Trains resume after hour-long delays
Trains have resumed after commuters using the Beenleigh and Gold Coast train lines faced delays of up to an hour following an incident at a Brisbane southside station.
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Traffic clearing after motorway crashes
Brisbane commuters have faced a horror start to the weekend following two crashes on separate motorways, but both have been cleared and traffic is beginning to ease.
Train services back on track as signal glitch resolved
A signal fault that caused delays on most Brisbane train lines has been resolved, with services returning to normal.
Man dies after car and truck collide on Bruce Highway
A 23-year-old man has died after the car he was driving collided head-on with a truck on the Bruce Highway overnight, leaving the truck driver trapped.
Leaders’ debate as it happened
Annastacia Palaszczuk has taken out the Sky News and The Courier-Mail People’s Forum over Deb Frecklington, with a group of undecided voters declaring the Premier a decisive winner in what was at times a heated debate. HOW IT UNFOLDED
List of medicos busted abusing their trusted positions
Since April last year 20 nurses, 11 pharmacists and four doctors have been publicly reprimanded or cautioned in Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal. Here’s the list of those publicly reprimanded or cautioned:
‘I won’t apologise’: Deputy’s dig at Trump diagnosis
Queensland has recorded no new cases of COVID-19 overnight, with the Health Minister taking the opportunity to highlight US President Donald Trump’s plight, saying “he has repeatedly made ridiculous comments about this disease”.
‘We’re from the good guys’: What Barbagallo told CCC
Annastacia Palaszczuk’s former chief of staff told Queensland’s corruption watchdog he did not check a document to ensure his interests were fully declared, and that he helped bring in the CCC and that ‘the other mob are the ones that are corrupt’.
Major border relaxation a ‘ray of sunshine’
The tourism sector is rejoicing at the news Queensland will throw open its borders to five NSW shires, meaning 152,000 southerners can now enter that state, saying it’s a welcome first step and that the we’re “certainly a long way ahead of other parts of the world”.
‘Really strange’: Grieving daughter opens up on funeral quarantine
The woman who farewelled her father alone, dressed in full PPE after being kept out of the funeral due to quarantine measures, has told of what it was like to say her goodbyes without the physical support from her mum and sister.
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