Dad’s drunken Christmas Day break-in costs burger joint $30k
A young father has been sentenced for a drunken Christmas Day break-in at a popular Logan burger shop, leaving behind his blood and causing more than $30,000 in damage.
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Serial Logan thief jailed after driving stolen car into police van
A young Logan serial carjacker with a history of driving stolen cars has bene jailed for ramming a stolen vehicle into a police van before fleeing.
Serial thief, road menace jailed after $72k tobacco crime spree
A man disqualified from driving 10 times went on a three-day rampage including kicking a female shop owner in the stomach, causing $72,000 in damage during multiple break-ins and thefts of everything from ciggies to a scented candle.
Cost of living made me do it: Man busted with $3k stolen groceries
A Logan man has blamed the “cost of living” crisis for stealing nearly $3,000 worth of groceries from Coles, carrying out a dash to the exit with a trolley on six occasions.
Queensland Rail veteran celebrates 50-year career
He has been riding the rails for half a century and now this QR train driver is passing on his wealth of experience to a new generation — including his daughter.
Bayside pool business owner in court for explosives, drug drive charges
The owner of a well-known bayside pool maintenance company has spent a night in custody, on remand, after alleged drug driving, meth and explosives offences while on bail, police allege.
Andrew Laming fronts court on illegal driving charge
A controversial former federal MP has appeared via phone link before court after police alleged he drove illegally on the bayside. But he says it was all a matter of forgetting to update his address.
‘First the McMop and now this’: Macca’s safety shocker
A McDonald’s that went viral after social media images of an employee drying a mop in a fries warmer has faced backlash again.
Man poses as Telstra worker in alleged $1m copper cable fraud
A Logan tradesman has been charged for allegedly posing as Telstra worker so he could strip and sell more than $1 million worth of copper cables from southeast Queensland properties.
Cult Italian-inspired bakery opens in inner-east suburb
An Italian-inspired bakery with a cult following has opened in Brisbane’s east, serving up pastries with unique European flavours.
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