Trainer points the finger over test failure
A veteran greyhound trainer had two dogs test positive for elevated levels of a prohibited substance. But he believes something approved by the racing watchdog was responsible.
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Danger signs ignored before tourist died at notorious waterfall
A tourist who died after jumping from a popular Queensland waterfall last month walked past signs warning of the dangers of the waterway.
Uber driver’s seemingly innocent suggestion used to grope, assault passenger
A Queensland Uber driver faces being deported after being sentenced for the “remorseless and frightening” sexual attack of a vulnerable young passenger he wanted a threesome with.
Toolbox murders bombshell over killer’s off-camera confession
One of the men convicted over the infamous torture and double killings dubbed the “toolbox murders” has learnt his fate in the state’s highest court.
‘Waited to stab people’: Teen beach stabber’s bid for freedom
A teenage boy who repeatedly stabbed a sunbaking woman in a random and frenzied attack at a Queensland beach is attempting to appeal his jail sentence.
Year 12 student busted after 3kg, $270k Gold Coast drug transfer
An 18-year-old man who wants to be a doctor was given probation and dodged a conviction after he was busted by cops couriering a huge haul of methamphetine while still in his final year at school.
High-profile barber shatters girlfriend’s rib in ‘savage, incredibly ugly’ attack
A Brisbane barber who pinned his girlfriend to the ground in a brutal attack that left her with a broken rib has been sentenced over the “incredibly ugly” incident.
Butcher’s sick texts offering money for sex with friends’ kids revealed
A Brisbane butcher sent sickening messages to two mothers offering to pay thousands of dollars to have sex with their young daughters aged just 11 and 12.
Qld teacher who touched students allowed to return to work
A Queensland teacher who took Facebook screenshots of a student in her swimwear and asked about other children’s sex lives has been allowed to return to the profession.
Woman fights $183 speeding fine, ends up with $1800 bill
A woman who fought a $183 speeding fine in court using “deluded and untenable pseudolegal arguments” regularly adopted by sovereign citizens has ended up with a penalty 10 times the original amount.
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