King’s Cup revived for Queensland rowing glory on 100th anniversary
A race last won by Queensland rowers in 1939 has been given new life as organisers chase yesteryear’s glory days when thousands would cheer competitors along the Brisbane River.
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Springwood Pumas 4th annual indigenous footy round to kick off
An extravaganza of indigenous football will welcome younger players at a round of footy fast growing an exemplary reputation for sporting exploits and cultural appreciation.
Meth-using mum blasted by magistrate
A magistrate has left a mother of two who has little regard for court orders under no illusions at the seriousness of her offending after she continued to drive while disqualified.
No kerb, no footpaths: Crammed housing estate riles locals
No kerb, no footpath, plenty of power cables – a new southeast Queensland development graced with water views has won little favour with locals desperate to protect a region’s quaint legacy.
Taskforce needed to bust Bunnings racket, court told
A court has heard a special police taskforce was formed to combat a drug addicted former factory worker’s spate of thefts at Bunnings stores across the Brisbane region.
QGSSSA sport: Perfect weather brings fighting spirit
Brisbane State High School put a stamp on things with some runaway scores, while Moreton Bay College flexed its netball muscles on a day with sporting weather that could break your heart.
GPS First XI Football: Premiers identified
The 2020 GPS First XI football premiership contenders have been identified, with The Southport School and St Joseph’s Gregory Terrace blasting their way to a much-anticipated showdown during a day of football that also offered a surprise win to a side suffering a “lean trot”.
Kelvin Grove dominates MET finals
A southeast Queensland school notorious for its tennis prowess delivered some stunning play against game opponents this week and showed that team spirit is critical. SEE THE SCORES
Telltale evidence that pinned $40k burglary on young man
A serial offender aged just 22 was implicated in a $40,000 burglary by an item he left at the scene.
Here’s why Gympie Aldi does not have a toilet for customers
LETTER: ‘How can the council allow such a large organisation to get away with not supplying this very necessary convenience?’
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