A bitter rift in a bayside council has resulted in the city’s 2025-26 budget initially being dumped before being salvaged – with the mayor voting against adopting it – leaving an average 11 per cent rise in fees and charges for residents.
A murder trial has heard that Ballina mother Lindy Lucena had suffered a range of injuries, including some that were a “substantial contribution” to her death.
When a Mackay mum began a career as a personal trainer, little did she know her program would be supporting dozens of women escaping households tainted by DV.
An argument over the sale of a baby stingray landed the owner of a construction company in court after he broke into a Toowoomba home to confront the owner of the exotic animal and poison his tanks.
A total of nineteen people have been charged as cops come down hard on a massive alleged dial-a-dealer syndicate in the state’s Riverina region. Here’s the details of all the accused.
They’re our shopping centre owners, development titans and business entrepreneurs – and they all have one thing in common. SEE THE LIST
A heartbroken mother shared the “life sentence” imposed on their family since the loss of their “inspiring” daughter as the last person responsible for her death was jailed.
A Qld man who was facing two dozen charges of supplying drugs is “breathing easy” after the police case against him fell apart in a spectacular court exchange.
The Queensland government has pledged to build a primary school on the Sunshine Coast but refuses to comment on its negotiations with the state’s teachers. TAKE OUR POLL.
A teenager was allegedly kidnapped for two days, tortured and forced to write apology notes, because she had sex with a woman’s former partner, a court has heard.
A trusted worker who defrauded a Mid-North Coast company out of more than $500,000 in one year, and spent it on various ‘lifestyle’ items, was motivated by ‘greed’. Here’s her sentence.
Cocaine continues to plague Queensland, but some empires have already crumbled. SEE THE LIST
A Southern Downs property owner returned from a holiday to find a number of valuable items were missing.
Police allege the owner of a popular Qld electronics store used a carriage service such as a computer or a phone to distribute child abuse material.
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