$250 a week for sheds, messy backyards: Qld’s slumlords exposed
Homeowners are cashing in on the state’s housing crisis, illegally renting out backyards and sheds, often without access to running water or amenities.
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Five fighting for life after horror two-vehicle crash
Three men in their 20s, a woman in her 30s and a man in his 60s are all fighting for life after a horrific crash involving a car and a van south of Brisbane overnight.
Mystery power outage impacts 4000 across Southeast Qld
Almost 4000 homes across Southeast Queensland were left without power overnight due to an unknown power outage.
‘Severe impact’: Warning of sting in tail if cyclone makes landfall
A tropical low intensifying in the Coral Sea could develop into a category 3 cyclone that makes landfall as far south as Central Queensland. But what comes next could be the real challenge.
Bumbling would-be phone thieves caught by CCTV cameras
Incredible footage of the moment three bumbling thieves enter a newly opened Telstra store in Brisbane and attempt to steal smartphones has gone viral online.
Threat of cyclone continues to increase
The chance of a severe tropical cyclone forming off the coast of Queensland has continued to rise, with the threat rising to 60 per cent by mid-next week.
Watch: 700 arrests, 80 weapons seized in public transport safety blitz
Police have seized close to 80 weapons and made 700 arrests in a public transport network safety blitz across South East Queensland. SEE THE FOOTAGE
Qld pub’s stealth ban on eshays
A Queensland pub has covertly banned eshays after releasing a list of prohibited clothing items which undeniably targets the youth subculture’s typical “uniform”. SEE THE LIST
Vigilantes warning after groundbreaking police move
Queensland Police Union boss Ian Leavers warns a new public stolen vehicle database shouldn’t be taken as a green light for the community to get involved in apprehending offenders.
’Out of body experience’: Man charged over obscene AusDay Woolies protest speaks
The man charged with allegedly vandalising three Brisbane Woolworths stores in an apparent protest against the withdrawal of Australia Day merchandise has begged for forgiveness. VIDEO
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