Twin teens accused of crime spree ‘not deterred’ by new Qld laws
A magistrate has verbally lashed twin brothers accused of a terrifying crime spree after looking into their long criminal histories in the southeast.
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Lawyer allegedly involved in cocaine trafficking, $4.5m dirty money
Brisbane lawyer Michael Bosscher is accused of involvement in trafficking more than 120kg of cocaine disguised as frozen chickens, and involvement in money laundering worth $4.5m.
Qld construction giant’s $250k fine after worker’s horror metal chain death
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Teen admits to murdering man in Brisbane stab attack
A juvenile from Acacia Ridge – who cannot be named for legal reasons – has pleaded guilty to murder in the Brisbane Supreme Court on Tuesday.
Teen’s alleged rampage on day grandma killed in fatal crash
The teenager accused of crashing a stolen car and killing an innocent grandmother has been charged with new attempted robbery and vehicle theft offences.
Mum-of-three jailed for stealing benefits from disabled pensioner
A woman has been jailed for fraudulently claiming more than $80,000 in benefits meant for a disability support pensioner over three-and-a-half years.
‘Double standards’: Lawyer for accused Russian spy couple slams AFP
A lawyer for a Russian-born couple who are the first in Australia to be charged with espionage offences, has criticised the Federal Police for “double standards”.
Inside rocking Gabba as fans revel on action packed day two
After losing nearly the whole first day to rain, fans made up for lost time on day two with the Gabba rocking on an eventful day.
Banned NDIS provider allegedly still operating faces $300k fine
A Queensland NDIS provider has been raided over allegations it was still operating despite being banned in 2022, with the owner facing a $300,000 fine and Federal Court injunction.
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