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Mikaela Mulveney is a general news reporter for The Courier Mail in Brisbane. After discovering a passion for journalism, she went on to complete a Bachelor of Communications (Journalism) at QUT. Mikaela’s career includes a stint at The Australian and The Gold Coast Bulletin as part of News Corp Australia’s national cadetship program.

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QLD News

Thousands of State of Origin fans were left hanging outside the gates due to the ticketing debacle. Picture: Patrick Woods.

‘Bloody awful’: Origin ticket debacle leaves thousands locked out

The Maroons weren’t the only ones to miss out at the Origin decider, with thousands of fans locked out of Suncorp due to ticket scalping.

QLD Politics

Pro Palestine protesters pictured outside The Greek Club where the Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is due to speak at an ALP fundraising dinner, Brisbane 12th July 2024. (Image/Josh Woning)

Far-right white nationalist ‘Dusty Bogan’ infiltrates PM’s Labor function

Security at Queensland Labor events will be bolstered after a far-right white nationalist slipped into a function attended by the Prime Minister under the cover of a chaotic pro-Palestine protest.

UpdatedQLD weather news

Snow falling at SpicersPeak Lodge near Warwick. Picture: Supplied

Watch: Snow falls on Qld’s Scenic Rim as polar blast hits

Footage has captured snow falling on Queensland’s Scenic Rim this morning as a polar blast hits, triggering damaging winds across the southeast. WATCH THE VIDEO

Police & Courts

Named: Young woman accused of spitting in cop’s face

A young woman who allegedly spat in the face of a cop during a protest targeting a Labor event attended by Anthony Albanese has faced court.

ExclusiveQLD News

The helicopter and jets provide a range of medical services. Picture: Supplied

One patient every hour: LifeFlight soars amid record rescues

Incredible new data has revealed just how busy the LifeFlight rescue service has been in the past year, particularly as road crashes continue to rise. VIDEO, PICS

QLD Politics

Woman arrested after pro-Palestine protesters target Labor dinner

A protester has been arrested after allegedly spitting at a police officer during a pro-Palestine protest where Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Premier Steven Miles attended a dinner.

Emergency Services

Teen fighting for life after moped accident west of Brisbane

Police are appealing for witnesses after a teenage boy suffered life-threatening injuries when his moped and a ute collided at Ipswich on Wednesday.

Police & Courts

Police and paramedics have rushed to Gregory Street, Acacia Ridge the scene of a stabbing where one person is believed to have suffered significant wounds to his abdomen and back and one man is in custody. Friday 17th May 2024 Picture David Clark

Boy charged with murder after stabbing on Brisbane southside street

A teenage boy has had his charged upgraded to murder after he fatally stabbed a man in Brisbane’s south in May.

QLD News

A worker walks past a gas pipe marked "Methane" at the Curtis Island liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant, a part of the Queensland Curtis Liquefied Natural Gas (QCLNG) project site operated by QGC Pty, a unit of Royal Dutch Shell Plc, in Gladstone, Australia, on Wednesday, June 15, 2016. Gas from more than 2,500 wells travels hundreds of miles by pipeline to the project, where it's chilled and pumped into 10-story-high tanks before being loaded onto massive ships. Photographer: Patrick Hamilton/Bloomberg

Revealed: Gas ‘powers Qld’s economy’ with $65bn cash injection

The Queensland gas sector has poured $65 billion into Queensland businesses since 2011, a new report detailing the economic impact of the sector has revealed.

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