Minister slams $500k-a-month cop shop as ‘worst deal in history’
The Police Minister hopes someone will be held accountable for “worst deal in government history”, which is costing taxpayers of $500k a month, while a CCC investigation is under way.
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More than 100,000 Queenslanders have become victims of crime under the new state government, but fresh data shows rates have fallen.
Dramatic arrest: Cops bust 20kg drugs, ammo in ritzy Brisbane suburb
An alleged drug trafficker caught with almost 20kg of meth, cocaine and heroin has been charged after a dramatic arrest in an inner-Brisbane car park.
‘Hole in our lives’: Memorial for Qld cop lost at sea
The life of a Queensland police officer who went missing in the ocean, will be celebrated in a special memorial more than one month on from his disappearance.
Assaults, riots and attacks: Fears new laws will create chaos in youth detention
Serious concerns have been raised about the impact Queensland’s new youth crime laws will have inside detention centres with staff fearing an increase in uncontrollable behaviour and violence.
Meth, GHB, ammo: Police claims against Bruce Hwy crash death-accused
The next steps for a man accused of killing a woman in a Bruce Hwy crash, along with carjacking two vehicles, have been revealed as police allege he was found with drugs and tainted money after his wild arrest.
Air Force pilot caught repeatedly exposing genitals in public
A Royal Australian Air Force corporal has been dismissed from duty after repeatedly exposing his genitalia in public, filming it, and uploading the videos to social media.
School fined $70k after boy’s thumb crushed in metal grinder
A Queensland high school has been fined more than $70,000 after a horrific incident involving a student and a metal grinder which left them with life-changing injuries.
‘Vibrant spirit’: Community mourns girl after e-scooter tragedy
A devastated community west of Brisbane have put together touching tributes to a girl tragically killed when her e-scooter was hit by a car.
Prosecutors weigh up charges over firefighter’s death
An investigation into the death of a beloved Queensland firefighter has been completed and is in the hands of prosecutors who will determine whether any charges should be laid.
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