Protesters vow to stay on campus – once holiday is over
Students activists say a directive from Queensland’s biggest university to pack up a protest camp will not be followed and they’ll be back – after a break.
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‘Grandparents of the street’: Community devastated after fatal fire
A quaint Toowoomba street has been left reeling after the tragic death of a beloved neighbour in a house fire on Friday afternoon.
State-owned power generators accused of inflating prices
Allegations two Queensland government-owned electricity generators artificially inflated the wholesale price of electricity sold to retailers will be tested in a class action starting next week.
UQ’s $32m deal to help fast-track vaccine development
An $32 million dollar partnership will see the University of Queensland become the host of a brand new hub for medicine and vaccine discovery.
Truckie’s take as shock proportion of Queenslanders break road rules
New data has revealed shocking behaviour by Queensland drivers and pedestrians to coincide with this year’s Fatality Free Friday.
Watch: Dramatic road rage incident captured on dashcam
Confronting dashcam footage has captured the moments two people attacked a car in Eight Mile Plains.
Tributes flow as family killed in horror highway crash identified
Three members of the same family who died in a horrific crash northwest of Brisbane on Thursday morning have been identified, as members of their community pay tribute.
‘Mob rule’: UQ condemned over offer to student activists
Queensland’s biggest university has been accused of allowing an activist “mob” to control its policy, after a leaked document revealed a proposal to pro-Palestinian student protesters.
What ‘second-rate’ Gabba is really like for disabled fans
Disabled sports fans are segregated from family, get wet when it rains and must navigate cracked footpaths and huge crowds from the drop-off zone 250m away, an assessment of the Gabba has revealed.
How TikTok tore apart New Caledonia stranding Aussies
The insidious way TikTok may have fuelled violence in New Caledonia is revealed as French authorities prepare to lay charges against the rioters.
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