School plunged into lockdown after knife pulled in brawl
A Queensland school has been locked down and several people were injured at after a fight broke out on the premises, with multiple claims a knife was pulled out.
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Unmuzzled once more: New laws free watchdog to report on probes
New laws introduced by the state government will again allow Queensland’s corruption watchdog to issue reports on its investigations.
Culture of intimidation and bullying: Wild public service claims
Premier David Crisafulli has sensationally claimed the public service was plagued by a culture of “bullying and intimidation” under the former Labor government.
‘Like refugee camp’: Patients treated in the gym at our biggest hospital
The Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital has conceded it’s so overrun that patients are “occassionally relocated to alternative locations”.
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Long-term fears for major hospital’s maternity ward after double closure
Fears are growing for the long-term future of the maternity unit at a major Queensland private hospital after its operator closed two wards in two Australian state capitals.
‘Dangerous’ find in Maccas burger cuts up man’s insides
A Brisbane father has suffered major health problems are choking on a McDonald’s quarter pounder burger filled with a sharp piece of plastic that cut his insides.
‘World War III’: Explosive Trad-Palaszczuk power struggle exposed
The power dynamic between former premier Annastacia Palaszczuk and her deputy Jackie Trad has been exposed in a long-awaited CCC report.
The red hot agents behind the Sunshine Coast’s top 50 property sales
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Why power prices could surge by 60 per cent
New modelling predicts Queenslanders will pay a significantly higher cost for electricity by 2035 without a replacement for a scrapped major project.
‘It couldn’t be us’: Couple’s bizarre defence to 151km/h speeding fine
A couple caught doing 151km/h on the Warrego Hwy are out to fight their massive fine, claiming they have evidence to prove it couldn’t have been them. HAVE YOUR SAY
Victim of horror hit-run identified as hunt for unregistered rider continues
A pedestrian who was left with serious injuries following a horror hit-and-run incident involving an unregistered trail bike rider south of Brisbane has been identified as a young father.
Major Aus military operation to be held overseas for the first time
A major war game will be held outside of Australia for the first time, in a defence agreement with a close ally allowing a key military exercise to be held in Papua New Guinea.
One a minute cancelled: Mayor responds after bus driver strike disruption
Bus services were cancelled at a rate of one a minute “due to staff availability”, even for a period after official strike action was due to end, as Brisbane’s Mayor responds to drivers’ pay demands.
Explosive reports on Ms. Trad and Mr. carne released
The long-awaited outcome of CCC investigations into Ms Trad, former Deputy Premier, and former Public Trustee Mr Carne were tabled in parliament….
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