Brisbane cancels major e-scooter contract amid allegations
A Brisbane e-scooter contract has been ripped up amid claims the company was cheating local government out of $330,000 worth of revenue.
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Queenslanders share their best of Brisbane Riverfire 2024
More than 450,000 attended this year’s Riverfire, and many are reliving the best moments online. See the photos, videos
Fractured skull, brain bleed: Mum’s desperate plea after near-fatal e-scooter crash
The mother of a Queensland boy who almost died when he fell from his scooter while not wearing his helmet is pleading for police to enforce harsher penalties.
Powerline explodes leaving 100-plus without power
A powerline has caught fire with at least 100 residents without power as Energex crews work to repair the lines and restore electricity.
Eight crews battle large grass fire, major road closed
Emergency services are responding to a large grass fire burning across 300 hectares in the Scenic Rim.
Moped rider critical after crash in Brisbane’s north
A man has sustained life-threatening injuries after falling from a moped in Brisbane’s north.
‘Untangling trucks’: Inside deadly crash chaos which closed Bruce Hwy
A senior traffic cop has described the catastrophic conditions crews were faced with after six trucks and two ambulances were smashed up in three separate crashes, closing a near-100km stretch of the Bruce Hwy. LATEST.
Condition critical: Why Qld blood donors are cancelling in droves
Queensland blood donors are cancelling at the highest rate in five years as another perfect health storm sweeps the state.
Surgery, skin grafts: Mother’s heartbreaking update to baby Luka as police hunt offender
The mother of the nine-month-old baby who had hot coffee poured over him in an shocking attack says her brave boy is likely to require skin grafts. It comes as police said they had 29 officers on the case.
Like a virus: The rampant social media scourge infecting our girls
Self-harm in young girls has spread globally like a virus, and smartphones and social media are largely to blame, Queensland’s chief health officer has warned.
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