‘No idea how I’m alive’: Man’s miracle escape from car inferno
A Sunshine Coast man has detailed the terrifying moment he was almost burnt to death while he was driving home on the motorway when his car’s engine caught on fire. See the video.
Police & Courts
50,000 a month: Shock statistics expose depth of state’s crime crisis
Assaults, break-ins and car thefts are on the rise in Queensland, contributing to the state’s highest crime rate in more than 20 years.
Police call for help in solving New Year flipped car mystery
A hatchback on its roof beside the road at Bargara has sparked a police investigation and calls for public assistance.
‘No mercy in murder’: Femicide researcher speaks out after tragedy
A femicide researcher has spoken out about the apparent murder of a Urangan woman just days into the new year.
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‘Not my dog’: Starving pet put down after owners go separate ways
An old german shepherd became so emaciated and infected after her owners split up she had to be put down by the RSPCA. Now those owners have faced the court for their actions.
Alleged knife rampage culprit denied bail
A Brisbane man has been denied bail after being accused of a terrifying rampage where youths were threatened with a knife.
Men police want to speak to after beer tower pinched from pub
Police are hoping to speak to a group of men after a beer tower was pinched from a local business.
Apology to Lex Wotton
News Corp Australia apologises to Lex Wotton for an error and for any hurt or embarrassment publication of an article caused.
‘I pray every day’: Daughter’s tears for missing dad 10 years on
The daughter of missing man Paul Stevenson has spoken about the heartbreak of not knowing where her father is on the tenth anniversary of his disappearance.
‘Threats to kill’: Angry anti-vaxxer unleashes at backpackers
A drunk father-to-be, who blamed the Covid vaccine on the death of his unborn child, took his anger out at a Bundaberg hostel. *Warning: Distressing content
‘Chop her up’: Machete-wielding mum’s threats to neighbour
A heroin addict mum of two’s decision to try and settle a neighbourhood dispute with a machete has been described as “reprehensible” as a court hears of her efforts to turn over a new leaf.
Explained: Police give new details on body in bush tragedy
As heartbroken locals express the distress they still feel months after a lonely man’s remains were discovered on a coastal bush track, police have responded to fresh questions about the tragedy.
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