With more rain expected this weekend, fed-up residents of a Queensland community flooded in or out of their neighbourhood for the fourth time in less than six months are calling on the state government for help.
Animal advocacy groups claim the state government has failed to make any meaningful changes to the first review of animal welfare laws in decades after it was tabled in parliament on Thursday.
More than 650 military personnel including US Marines and sailors have joined Japanese and Australian soldiers for a large-scale, live-fire training exercise this month.
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A popular dog training business has been hit with bad reviews after classes were postponed when the owner had to suddenly be placed into a coma.
A former Brisbane school vice-captain and popular young plane spotter has been remembered after being killed by an alleged drink-driver.
Long-lost headstones from two heritage-listed Brisbane cemeteries have been found after February floods washed away topsoil at this Brisbane creek leaving historians ‘stunned.’
A 25-year digger led campaign to have all Australian Defence Force members killed, wounded or injured in service be retrospectively awarded medals has once again come to a stalemate.
A small Queensland town is “ready to riot” as it deals with a youth crime wave, with its fed-up deputy mayor calling on residents to take part in “Angel patrols” to keep the community safe.
Military veterans and advocates are calling on Australians to not let the Russian invasion of Ukraine overshadow the Federal Government’s commitment to other critical allies.
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