Attorney-General Yvette D’Ath has made a major concession when it comes to some serious repeat offenders, following the revelation Angus Beaumont’s teenage killer faces a new attempted murder charge as an adult.
The CFMEU is set to rally in Brisbane in coming days in a show of force after being plunged into administration and leaders like Michael Ravbar, Jade Ingham and Kane Lowth sacked.
Labor has attacked the Greens, accusing them of striking a backdoor preference deal with the LNP, after the minor party claimed it was poised to steal several key inner-city seats
The state government has launched an advertising campaign on coercive control and consent awareness ahead of new legislation that will see the two acts of domestic violence criminalised.
Having defied death at just six months of age following a boat capsizing, proud Brisbane resident Vicki Belando-Nicholson is going all out for future Paralympic glory after mastering life in the pool.
After facing a Bush Summit grilling over the state of the Bruce Highway, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has hinted that finally an end may be in sight for suffering Queenslanders.
Australia’s richest woman has unveiled a sensational plan to use resources revenue to fund military upgrades including an “Israeli”-type missile deflection dome and compulsory military training.
Opposition Leader David Crisafulli has used the Bush Summit to make a major election pledge with a $1bn housing guarantee for regional Qld should he win in October.
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The state government’s $5b Copperstring project will be parlayed at attack Queensland’s youth crime epidemic at the source.
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