SEQ sunshine for Easter break as inland ocean inches toward border
Showers are clearing after a wet weekend in south east Queensland, with a forecast of sunny days ahead of the Easter break.
Queensland
Qld drivers dump Teslas amid savage anti-Musk backlash
Sales of Tesla cars have halved in Queensland in the wake of widespread protests overseas against the brand’s controversial CEO Elon Musk.
MPs are addicted to Qantas perks, now Virgin says it can save us millions
Our state politicians love their Qantas perks, now Queensland-based Virgin has dared them to switch – and save taxpayers millions. VOTE IN OUR POLL
Labor picked these women, so I’m sticking with my man Sosso
Premier David Crisafulli has continued to double-down on the LNP’s pick for redrawing electoral boundaries, citing former Labor directors-general.
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Sweet toothed thief
A thief, who broke into a Geelong West pizza shop, satisfied his sweet tooth by grabbing a can of Fanta from the fridge.
Fears as mosquito-borne illnesses spike in Queensland
Queensland recorded more cases of severe mosquito-borne illnesses, including malaria and dengue fever, in the first three months of 2025 than there were in the same period last year.
Rich or poor, elite or not, Airbnb party chaos is the parents’ fault
It doesn’t matter whether the teens who destroyed a Brisbane Airbnb were from an “elite” school, writes Kylie Lang. Many teens from all backgrounds have a twisted notion of amusement, but it’s more an issue of parenting.
How SEQ teens are pulling off out-of-control parties in your home
Southeast Queensland teens are throwing wild house parties with $100 entry fees to cover overnight stays, DJs, “content creation areas” and even security. Here’s how they’re doing it.
The musical you need to see this weekend
It’s been a long time since I’ve seen an original musical, much less one with a Queensland connection, but this one made it worth the wait, writes Frances Whiting.
Outback dream wiped out by flood disaster as repair bill tops $1m
The owners of an outback motel face a $1m repair bill in the wake of the once-in-a-generation flood in Thargomindah.
BYO breathalysers at formals as student party culture explodes
Queensland schools are being forced to use breathalysers at functions, following a rise of party culture among teenagers.
‘Inadequate’ Redcliffe Hospital’s $1bn blowout and three-year delay
The Redcliffe Hospital expansion program has blown out in cost by more than $1bn, fails to include a mortuary and is three years behind schedule.
Dangerous online tanning trends adopted by young women
Queenslanders are being warned by the peak medical body about the rise of an unregulated tanning market.
‘Return of sanity’: Landmark ruling in parents’ gender tug-of-war
A bombshell family court ruling that awarded a father sole custody of his son after his mother supported him using puberty blockers could open the floodgates. VOTE IN OUR POLL
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