Your guide to voting early in the Qld state election
Pre-polling for the upcoming state election is nearly open and here are all your questions answered before you take to the booths.
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Woman charged with murder of elderly man faces court
A neighbour says she had heard screaming and yelling on multiple occasions at a property south of Brisbane where an elderly man was found dead. The woman charged with his murder has now had her matter mentioned in court.
Single-storey home in Brisbane’s south damaged by fire
Five crews have battled to contain a fire to a property in Mt Gravatt after it burst into flames this morning.
‘Misguided’: Queenslanders split on key issues as polls open
Queenslanders headed to the polls in their droves today to cast their election vote early, with many taking opposing views on the key issues.
‘Do you think Queenslanders are idiots?’ Karl slams Premier’s free lunches
Steven Miles has faced off with Karl Stefanovic over his $1.4bn “mandate” to provide free lunches for all primary school children, despite Labor previously shooting the idea down.
Woolies roof caves in, roads turn to ‘snow’ as massive storm front smashes Brisbane
Ceilings collapsed under heavy rain and roads were left flooded, yards blanketed in hail and crops ruined after wild storms across South East Qld yesterday.
Top Qld uni falls to eight-year low in global rankings
One of Queensland’s top universities has taken a major slide down the global rankings, while none of our other institutions made the top 200.
Singer’s ‘priceless’ items taken during Gold Coast show
An Australian Idol star has made a plea for the return of “priceless” items that went missing backstage while he performed at a Gold Coast music festival.
Fire site a crime scene as police probe ‘unexplained’ moments
Homicide detectives are investigating the “unexplained” minutes before a ferocious house fire that claimed the lives of an eight-year-old girl and her babysitter.
Claims UQ green group’s funds being channelled for anti-war protests
A University of Queensland environmental group funded by student fees has been infiltrated by war protesters and its budget used to fund pro-Palestinian protests, some students claim.
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