The new peak hour in Brisbane
THINK the roads are bad on your work commute? New data shows the “phenomenal” time drivers need to hit the road not to be caught in traffic congestion in Brisbane.
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‘The worst cycling hate-page I’ve seen’
A NEW ‘hate’ page on Facebook has cyclists fearing it’s only a matter of time before online threats spill over from the keyboard and onto the roads.
Quarter-acre blocks and big plans
NOT only can you still get a big backyard in this southside locale, but you’re also living in the shadow of one of the region’s biggest shopping centres – and that’s expanding.
Community mourns as Baffle Creek couple’s names released
A heartbroken family has spoken out about their much-loved grandfather’s death.
Jewels could lead police to killer
HALF a million dollars worth of distinctive jewellery could hold the key to the cold case murder of a St Lucia woman more than a decade ago, for which police are still offering a $250,000 reward.
Another bull shark found in flood waters
IF you still needed a reason why you shouldn’t go in flood waters, here’s a big one. Another bull shark has been found washed up on the banks of a local river.
Lifesaving bosses taking no chances
ORGANISERS of the Australian Surf Lifesaving Championships on the Gold Coast have cancelled the water-based sports of the event due to poor conditions.
Why you never walk in flood waters
LISA Smith knew there were plenty of crocs in local rivers but she never expected this to get washed up in the floods.
Salvation arrives for stranded islanders
UPDATE: All guests stranded on Daydream and Hayman islands have now been evacuated. (Pic: Ch7)
Another cyclone cockatoo finds fame
A SECOND cockatoo has popped its head up to claim stardom in the wake of Cyclone Debbie.
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