Child pulled unconscious from Surfers hotel pool
Paramedics have performed CPR on a little girl at a Gold Coast hotel after she was found unconscious on the bottom of a pool. Read what happened.
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Residents rejoice as council workers end bin collection strike
The week-long strike that has seen over 90,000 bin collections missed in Ipswich has come to end, with the workers earning an ‘incredible’ payrise win.
Highways closed, flood rescues in dramatic overnight escalation
Highways were cut and swiftwater rescues conducted as South East Queensland’s rain emergency continued overnight.
School’s out, but someone forgot to turn off the flashing lights
Drivers have been left confused as flashing speed limit signs remain active outside some Brisbane schools, despite holidays starting more than a week ago.
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Man assaulted in alleged Coomera carjacking
Police are on the hunt for a man accused of taking a car at knifepoint on the Gold Coast. Read the latest
‘Could’ve been fatal’: CFMEU’s shock claims as traffic controller fights for life
A Brisbane traffic controller was left in a life-threatening condition after being struck by a car at a Brisbane City Council worksite which the CFMEU claims was not following regulations.
Lifesaving veteran reveals how club ‘sort of brought me up’
His mum died early and dad “shot through” when he was 13 – John Ogilvie looks back on 100 years of Southport Surf Life Saving Club and its pivotal role in his life.
What’s open, what’s closed on King’s Birthday public holiday
It’s the King’s Birthday public holiday in Queensland today. Here is your guide to what’s open, what’s closed and what impact there will be to train, bus and ferry services.
‘Scrap it’: Qld politician seeks to dethrone King’s Birthday holiday
Queensland’s longest-serving politician, Paul Tully, deems the King’s Birthday holiday a royal jest, urging it be replaced by Environment Day for a greener future. CAST YOUR VOTE
We knew it! Brisbane’s scary petrol fears confirmed
New research has revealed why Brisbane is the second most expensive city in Australia for fuel. FIND OUT HOW TO SAVE
Company’s hilarious response after parking shocker call-out
A bad parking page ousted the haphazard parking of a Brisbane-based company’s car – you’ll never guess their response.
State blindsides Redland on cheap, affordable waterside units
A housing developer hopes to take advantage of new state laws designed to skirt local planning red tape to build affordable units for rent on waterside land on Brisbane’s bayside.
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