Guard had sex with teen inmate: court
A female prison guard sent letters to a teen inmate and signed off as “Juliet”, a court heard during her trial for allegedly sexually abusing him.
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Most lives lost on Qld waters in decades
Queensland waters are proving perilous for boaters not wearing a life jacket, a new report finds, after the deadliest year in decades.
Man’s ‘cold, callous’ role in toolbox killings
A New Zealand man has been sentenced for his “cold, continuous and callous” role in the infamous Logan toolbox killings.
Time when thieves are most likely to strike
Brisbane police have their hands full while the rest of the city sleeps, new data reveals. This is the time when crims are most active.
$100,000 boost for niche industry
More Queenslanders are expected to visit the state’s north after Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk slashed commercial fees for whale-watching companies.
Apology to Mr Leslie Nicholls, barrister
News Corp Australia erroneously included a photograph of distinguished Sydney barrister Mr Leslie Nicholls. We apologise for the error
New ways to reduce border queues
Queensland Police are streamlining the border process, with email and text reminders being considered to aid frustrated border residents.
‘You’re only 14’: Instructor’s sick post
“You’re only 14 … but I absolutely love that you are,” was among the messages Tony Keith Whale wrote to a cop he thought was a girl.
Cruise ships could become ‘quarantine hotels’
It has been suggested cruise ships could be commandeered as floating quarantine hotels, as the numbers of returning residents needing isolation accommodation increases.
NSW’s harsh new rules to keep Vic out
NSW has imposed harsh new penalties in order to stop Victorians from virus-plagued hot spots from entering the neighbouring state.
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