Unseasonable drenching: 64mm rain dumped as twin systems bear down
More than 60mm of rain has been dumped across southeast Queensland as two rain bands sweep the state, bringing an unseasonable drenching.
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Bible belt v nonbelievers: Qld’s religion mapped by suburb
Queensland has its very own non-Bible Belt, it can be revealed, as census statistics confirm more people than ever are identifying as atheist or agnostic. But there are suburbs where religion still dominates. SEE OUR INTERACTIVE MAPS
Worst council areas for rape reporting revealed as SEQ cases surge
Reporting of sexual assault and rape has surged in the past 12 months across South East Queensland, with one major council area seeing a staggering 55 per cent increase. See how your locality fared.
Mapped: Qld’s fastest-growing regions
Census population data mapped: See where people are flocking to and where people are fleeing from across Queensland.
Feels like -5.5C: Bitter cold ahead of ‘increasing’ amount of rain
Temperatures have dropped well below zero in multiple places across South East Queensland, with strong winds making it feel even colder. It comes as the weather bureau warns heavy rain is set to return, revealing when the worst of it is likely to hit.
Lipstick effect: Little luxuries we won’t go without despite cost of living
No matter how high the cost of living gets, experts say consumers won’t let go of these two luxury items. Could they save us from a recession?
Horror crash inspires Ipswich mum
After a near death motorbike crash left an Ipswich mum unable to resume work, her life was turned upside down. What she did next will leave you in tears.
Rotting, barred up homes: Inside the ghost streets of Rocklea
Walls torn down, doors barred up and lawns turned into jungles – the streets of Rocklea are still ‘eerily quiet’ with scores of homes left unoccupied or abandoned after the February floods.
Charity bike ride slammed as ‘dangerous’ as cyclist left in ICU
The organisers of a popular Brisbane cycling event have come under fire after a man in his 40s fell off his bike and was taken to hospital in critical condition.
100-tonne piece of history arrives in Outback
A 100-year-old paddlewheeler has completed the “stressful” 1750km journey from Victoria to Longreach, where it will begin its working life on a new stretch of river.
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