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Record $800m worth of cocaine destined for Qld seized
Seven people have been arrested after 2.5 tonne of cocaine was seized at New Caledonia believed to have been destined for Queensland in what would have been Australia’s largest bust.
‘I am sorry’: Broncos legend responds after high-range drink driving charge
Brisbane Broncos legend Steve Renouf has taken to social media to apologise after he was hit with a high-range drink-driving charge after being pulled over by police last night.
Shocking numbers show Qld’s biggest problem is far from over
Damning figures obtained by The Courier-Mail show the pain still being inflicted on the state by stolen car crime. BY THE NUMBERS
Manslaughter charge over girl’s hot car death quietly dropped
A Queensland man who was accused of killing a little girl after she was left in a hot car has had the charge against him was quietly dropped.
What is the timeline? Who are her housemates? What we know about Pheobe’s death
The weeks-long search for Pheobe Bishop culminated with her housemates being charged with her murder – this is everything we know so far.
Property empire, lavish holidays: Mansion twist in slain millionaire’s extraordinary life
The Brisbane millionaire allegedly murdered by a teen had a booming property empire as a twist involving the Clayfield mansion where he was found dead is revealed.
The extreme ways cocaine cowboys are smuggling drugs into Queensland
International drug syndicates are going to extreme measures to bring cocaine into the state as authorities reveal the technology they’re using to tackle global syndicates. WATCH THE VIDEO
Parents in dark for days after teacher aide charged with child sex abuse
A Queensland teacher aide has been charged with sexually abusing three children during the past decade, but parents had to wait three days until they heard from the state school where he’d been employed.
Truck business fined $400K over worker’s horrific explosion death
A Queensland company has been fined $400,000 and slammed for not seeing the “obvious” risks that led to the death of a 21-year-old apprentice in a horrific explosion.
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