Murder trial hears of alleged victim’s extensive injuries
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.
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 Darling Downs man caught with sickening child abuse videos, while on bail for the same crime, has also been sentenced for abducting a girl under the age of 15.
A 27-year-old man has been charged with multiple counts of arson and wilful damage after a fire tore through a Sunshine Coast rest stop used by campers and the homeless, destroying a motorhome and camper trailers.
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Police have released fresh footage of two people who allegedly pulled up alongside a car while riding an e-bike and discharged a fire extinguisher, injuring a five-month-old baby.
A four-year saga over access to an exclusive stretch of beach has taken a new turn as a native title group insists all are welcome and calls on police to keep the peace.
For the first time Qld Health has asked a court to urgently close these businesses for six months after sweeping raids in the war against illegal tobacco and vape sales. VIDEO, DETAILS.
“Are you sure you don’t want some of this?”, a Qld creep said in one of four frightening ambushes where multiple women were sexually assaulted in public places.
A former regional council worker’s campaign of terror was revealed in court, which included a terrifying incident where the stalker showed up to his ex-partner’s home armed with an axe.
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A man’s decision to bring his own bourbon to a pub wasn’t the only poor choice he made, with a court told he went on to hassle people for cigarettes before wrangling with police.
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