Council loses two-year court fight over disability housing
The Court of Appeal has upheld a ruling and rejected Redland Council’s arguments, approving units for disabled housing to be built in Cleveland.
The Court of Appeal has upheld a ruling and rejected Redland Council’s arguments, approving units for disabled housing to be built in Cleveland.
Queensland’s $88 million shark control revamp has ignited backlash from North Stradbroke Island, where residents say the measures are damaging marine ecosystems.
A planned 14-lot subdivision in Brisbane’s bayside has triggered fierce opposition, with residents rallying to protect cloistered Carmelite nuns, local koalas and fragile heritage zones.
Confidential government emails have revealed concerns about a super quarry south of Brisbane which is currently under a federal review with a public submission period about to end.
Beenleigh’s new Officeworks store opens to meet growing demand for office supplies and printing services, supporting the expanding southside community and local businesses.
Thermomix has paid $79,200 in penalties after falsely advertising its appliances as NDIS-approved.
A legendary business, famous for its fresh daily apple pies is up for sale after 30 years.
A private hospital on Brisbane’s north has won the right to end a 20-year contract to run its busy emergency department after the Supreme Court found the deal wasn’t meant to last forever.
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A Birkdale mother has narrowly avoided jail following an explosive police find under her bed, with a magistrate warning she had exhausted her chances.
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