Flash flooding hits amid warnings of 48-hour 100mm deluge
More than 100mm of rain could fall in parts of Queensland after a slow-moving system dumped 100mm on the southeast yesterday, triggering flash flooding in Brisbane.
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Man killed, cattle put down after B-double horror
A 56-year-old man has been killed after the light truck he was driving lost control and struck a B-double cattle truck and a car, shutting a major highway into the night before another crash.
SEQ braces for more rain after day of slow-moving deluge
Brisbane is expected to cop more rain across the rest of the week, following Tuesday’s large, slow-moving deluge.
Screams heard as man critically hurt in worksite incident
Witnesses have described hearing a loud bang and screaming during a horror workplace incident that has left two people injured, one critically, at a Brisbane construction site.
Council challenged over reason for city’s Metro debacle
Brisbane City Council has apologised following confusion and criticism surrounding the $1.5bn Metro service, with a former state government minister now weighing in.
Anger as landmark abandoned building on M1 turned to dust
Wreckers have moved in on a landmark abandoned building visible for decades to millions of motorists on the Pacific Motorway south of Brisbane, drawing a strong community reaction. SEE THE PHOTOS, VIDEO
Woman mauled by dog in home west of Brisbane
A woman was rushed to hospital with significant injuries after she was reportedly bitten by a dog at a home in Ipswich on Sunday night.
Police locate second vehicle linked to teen in alleged carjacking crash death
Police have located a stolen orange Holden hatchback in the Moreton Bay region, believed to be linked to the alleged driver of a stolen blue Audi involved in a fatal crash at Murrumba Downs.
‘Can’t beat their spirit’: Country community rallies under threat of fire
A South West Queensland town has shown their community spirit with residents advised they can return home after they were told to evacuate as fire threatened the town.
Dirranbandi residents allowed to return to homes after bushfire
Residents of the small town on the Queensland border are able to return to their homes after being forced to flee following a 1700-hectare bushfire that threatened to destroy properties.
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