For the first time, one of gold prospector Bruce Schuler’s convicted killers has spoken out in a jailhouse interview about the Queensland murder mystery that made international headlines and was likened to horror films Wolf Creek and Deliverance.
Forty-five since his first gold medal 45 years ago, the father of the Queensland wine industry returns to the Ekka this week to present the trophy bearing his name. His passion for his craft changed Queensland’s industry and culture forever.
The largest ever bilateral defence exercise to hit Queensland’s shores begins today involving 35,000 service personnel — with some of our own playing the villain.
The behaviour of Federal Court Judge Salvatore Vasta is in question after a spate of controversial rulings, writes Steven Scott.
COUNCIL amalgamations have been a bone of contention for many, but for one region it has meant becoming a Queensland powerhouse.
IN THE current climate it take more to change sceptical hearts and minds than a hysterical government scare campaign and the promise of corporate tax cut trickle-down, writes Paul Syvret.
AUSTRALIA never had a wild west in the Hollywood sense. Instead we mythologised our past via the bush folklore. The Great Birdsville Pub Brawl of ’74 – is one of those yarns.
OUR 1982 Brisbane Commonwealth Games were a stunning success and many of our athletes won gold. Grantlee Kieza takes a trip down memory lane with some of the biggest names and finds out what they’ve been up to since.
ADOPTION is still a dirty word due to the legacy of the Stolen Generation. But modern “open adoptions’’ ensure children retain connections to their culture and kin, writes Natasha Bita.
AN INNER Brisbane community has rallied around a migrant family after their unimaginable loss in a driveway tragedy, writes Kylie Lang.
AS DONALD Trump introduces a massive $80 billion in tariffs aimed at Chinese imports, Paul Syvret questions how China will respond to the US President’s increasingly bellicose “America first” brand of mercantilism.
IT’S 100 days since Annastacia Palaszczuk was elected to a second term as Queensland premier, but there has been no trumpeting of achievements, writes Trenton Akers.
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