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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An anti-vax doctor whose professional licence was suspended more than two years ago has won his legal challenge against the medical industry regulators.
Named: First Qld man to be charged with vilification over alleged anti-Semitic sign
Counter terrorism detectives have raided a Brisbane home and charged a man over an alleged anti-Semitic sign in his window, making him the first Queensland person to face charges under new legislation.
Unqualified Airtasker lawyer jailed again for contempt of court
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Killer heat: Collapses, evictions as Vegas royalty rock Brisbane
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Veteran barrister’s legal licence gone for good
A bankrupt veteran Queensland barrister awaiting trial on a corruption charge related to former Ipswich mayor Paul Pisasale has lost the battle to get his legal licence back, with a scathing judgment handed down.
Croc-feeding influencer’s $3k fine over Qld Health computer breach
A travel influencer who attracted headlines after she posted about feeding a 4-metre crocodile has avoided jail after pleading guilty to fraud and accessing a private computer while working for Queensland Health.
Sister of Elizabeth Struhs launches mystery legal battle
The sister of Elizabeth Struhs has launched a mystery lawsuit against the State Government.
Husband guilty of wife’s brutal throat-slashing murder
A jury has found a man guilty of brutally murdering his wife, with the double tragedy being that the victim’s son – who killed himself a year later – was not able to witness justice.
Class action against state-owned power giants fails
A class action launched by Queensland pastoralists on behalf of 40,000 customers accusing state-owned energy generators of creating massive artificial price hikes has failed.
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