Blood spatter, DNA: Grim reason for long delays in shooting murder case
A case against two young people charged with murdering South East Queensland father Jarryd Miller is facing significant delays over the gathering of evidence, a court has heard.
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Murder-accused under pressure over lawyer error
A young man accused of murdering a father west of Brisbane has been put under the pump by a magistrate, after the man’s lawyer mistakenly gave him incorrect information.
Bittersweet reason for beloved coffee shop’s sudden closure
The owner of a beloved Ipswich coffee shop has shared the bittersweet reason for the business’s sudden closure.
Stalker sent woman ‘traced penis’ in vile love letters from jail
A southeast Queensland stalker sent a woman vile love letters from jail, containing repeated threats to kill her and graphic sexual messages – which a court heard included a “traced penis”.
Ipswich man allegedly bashes dog with hammer
An Ipswich man has been arrested and charged with animal cruelty after he was allegedly captured on CCTV hitting a dog with a hammer.
REVEALED: Notorious Qld criminals up for parole in 2024
The Queensland criminals that could return the community this year include drug traffickers, rapists, and even some convicted killers. See the full list of notorious criminals up for parole in 2024.
Reports man stabbed in head at Ipswich bus stop
Ipswich police are calling for witnesses after reports of a man being stabbed in the head while getting off a bus earlier this week.
‘Kept his secret for decades’: Man’s sick abuse of teen girls exposed
A sexual assault victim has bravely confronted her abuser in court, after she and her sister kept secret for decades what he had done to them throughout their teenage years.
‘Not very bright’: Paroled drug dealer offered meth for favours
A convicted drug dealer was described by her own barrister as “not very bright” after she was busted offering to supply meth in exchange for a lift to the shops.
Premier defends QLD health system as grandad’s death sparks ED overhaul
Premier Steven Miles has defended Queensland’s health system, as a recent review into a grandad’s death on the Ipswich Hospital ramp raised concerns with ED staffing and pain relief procedures.
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