Premier David Crisafulli has assured the federal government that Queensland will not seek additional funding for the 2032 Olympics, stressing commitment to staying within the agreed budget.
A new-aged army want to outlaw parents’ rights to smack their kids in Queensland, with the group claiming it’s a “violation of children’s fundamental human rights”. HAVE YOUR SAY
While many celebrate with gifts and brunch, Motherless Daughters Australia urges empathy for millions of women quietly grieving the loss of their mums on Sunday.
A proposed 159-lot Redland Bay estate has locals worried, with 17 homes lacking off-street parking and narrow streets threatening congestion near a growing primary school.
Australia’s top-performing Ray White business may dominate auctions, but its roots lie in family.
A Queensland paramedic, traumatised after retrieving a crash victim’s severed arm bone, has lost her bid to sue, with the court ruling she waited too long to act.
A response to the Child Death Review Board’s report acknowledges systemic failures.
Volunteer surf lifesavers lowered the final flags for the season on Sunday, marking the end of Queensland’s patrol before winter, after months of dedicated service across the state’s coastline.
Two teenagers will face court on Monday after police used tracker dogs and Polair to trace an allegedly stolen Volvo through Logan on Saturday night before making arrests.
Popular Brooki Bakehouse has finally spoken to loyal customers following a ‘difficult week’ of plagiarism claims, thanking them as scrutiny grows over its founder’s controversial cookbook.
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