A Queensland uni claims students who took an unaccredited financial advising course did not suffer any “loss or damage” but one of the students alleges he lost out on a $100,000 job after discovering the course was unaccredited.
Footy fans will get to celebrate the return of Brisbane’s NRL and AFL Grand Final teams at some special events on Monday. Here’s what you need to know.
Brazen vandals are targeting trains almost every day, often while they are idling at station platforms, with more police officers and technology brought in to take them on. Here’s a look behind the scenes. VIDEO
The state’s catholic schools are at odds after almost 40 campuses voted to accept a proposed new enterprise bargaining agreement, against their union’s advice.
Mackay is sniffling its way through its worst influenza season in a decade with almost four times more flu cases this year than the region’s five-year average.
The man’s case is unusual. He suffered a brain injury more than a decade ago and he “thinks Barack Obama is still US President and Julia Gillard is Australia’s Prime Minister”.
Patrolling police recognised a man and watched as he spoke to someone in a car on the roadside, before he pulled $300 cash out of his pocket. Here’s what happened.
A former Whitsunday businesswoman who once ran for a seat at a council election scored a victory in her fight to get a $1.2m compensation payout. But she’s also been left with some costly expenses.
A man charged over the brutal stabbing of a young man at a Mackay caravan park will be defended by a top barrister when he faces a Supreme Court trial.
A driver doing a U-turn who caused the death of a father and daughter during a birthday ride south of Mackay has entered a plea to the charge.
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