Man fighting for life after bus, e-scooter crash
A man is fighting for life in hospital following a bus and e-scooter collision north of Brisbane on Wednesday afternoon.
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Hay, hay it’s Saturday! Top of the crops for cult event
Hay, hay, calling all lovers of puns and quirky sculptures, this South East Queensland community has pulled out all the crops to deliver a sublime spectacle for visitors at this cult annual festival.
‘It’s time’: Mander says Queenslanders ready for change
A senior Queensland LNP politician says he is picking up a strong mood for change as Queenslanders turn out to cast their votes with two weeks to go until election day.
‘That was his home’: Fire rips through tent at Brisbane homeless camp
A tent has been destroyed by fire at a major tent city in an inner-Brisbane park, with witnesses saying the owner has lost everything.
‘What would you do if it was your child’: 10yo takes to stage at pro-Palestine rally
A 10-year-old boy and Greens politicians are among those who addressed the 5000-strong crowd at a pro-Palestine rally in Brisbane on Sunday.
Southeast in firing line for more storms
South East Queensland could see more thunderstorms this week as a trough connected to a weather system in NSW moves towards the coast.
Man rescued from fire in Brisbane abandoned building
Firefighters have rescued a man after a fire broke out in an abandoned inner-Brisbane building complex just metres from a venue that was gutted by a major fire in September.
Cyclones, heatwaves, flooding: Qld’s extreme summer outlook
Queenslanders are facing the prospect of severe tropical cyclones, a spike in temperatures, and above-average rainfall this summer, with a horror long-range forecast putting residents on notice.
‘Volatile, tornado-type hailstorm’: Farmer devastated as $250k crop decimated
A Queensland farmer has lost an uninsured 500-acre crop worth $250,000 after it was torn to shreds by an intense storm he claims was about 3km wide.
‘Won’t come to find you’: Qld family tells of hurricane chaos, grim advice
A former Queensland family living in Florida has told of warnings for people inside the Hurricane Milton impact zone to write their names, date of birth and next of kin on their arms in permanent pen.
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