‘Fly high sweet angel’: Hundreds in ride for little girl murdered by mum
Hundreds of bikers rode through its streets in solidarity for three-year-old Sophia Rose, who was murdered by her mother in Bundaberg.
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Sister’s remarkable compassion after Anzac Day legend lost in crash
A pedestrian who was killed in a tragic Bruce Highway accident has been identified as an Anzac Day Last Post legend with his sister showing incredible compassion to the driver involved.
Police investigating stolen car torched near high school, cemetery
An ominous orange glow lit up Gympie cemetery as smoke billowed from a flaming stolen vehicle.
‘Suffocating red tape’ on fisheries axed by state government
The LNP state government says it is cutting ‘red tape’ on more than 250 commercial fisheries across the Wide Bay in a move it calls a boost for the industry.
Teacher signs book deal with world-leading publisher
A Pan MacMillan author’s debut novel is out next month, drawing plenty of inspiration from her childhood in Gympie and the Sunshine Coast.
Electronics business owner faces child abuse material charge
Police allege the owner of a popular Qld electronics store used a carriage service such as a computer or a phone to distribute child abuse material.
‘The community’s had enough’: Druggie mum’s huge crime count revealed
A mother of three’s petty crime marathon prompted the local magistrate to tell her the community had had enough of her bad behaviour and it was time to grow up, before he granted her immediate parole.
‘Laugh as you die’: Mum’s Facebook fire threats, freaky doll act
Pushing a pram with a doll inside it into a Qld court, a mother of six then cradled the bogus baby as her chilling “burn alive” death threats and boasts were revealed.
40+ photos: St Patrick’s seniors celebrate school formal in style
St Patrick’s College Class of 2025 paid no heed to the winter chill on Friday night, stunning a huge crowd at their arrival in an elegant array of gowns, suits and glamour. PHOTOS, VIDEO
GALLERY: 50+ photos as Tino and the Maroons storm Albert Park
Between 500 and 600 Queensland State of Origin fans took over Albert Park on Tuesday when local hero Tino Fa’asuamaleaui and the Maroons arrived in town.
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