Toll road uncertainty looms over second M1 at Loganholme
Motorists are being kept in the dark about whether there will be tolls on a new planned state road at Loganholme linking the Coomera Connector to the Logan Motorway.
Motorists are being kept in the dark about whether there will be tolls on a new planned state road at Loganholme linking the Coomera Connector to the Logan Motorway.
Southside schools are offering counselling and parents are asking for greater awareness of online dangers after a Logan schoolteacher was charged with rape.
One of southeast Queensland’s most infamous abandoned buildings has been reduced to rubble after demolition crews moved in this week.
Will Brisbane outstrip Sydney 2000’s gold medal performance as an Olympic host or are the past three years of indecision a sign of further delays for the River City’s proposed venues? Vote in our poll.
A South East Queensland council is defending a $24 million lawsuit brought by a golf club, which claims it suffered a decade of financial turmoil after council dug up the links for sewerage pipes.
Queensland Uber drivers are demanding extra cash from riders, threatening them and using manipulation tactics.
Queensland’s new government promises to investigate SunWater’s $38 million IT project blowout, with new Water Minister Ann Leahy signalling a review into project delays, staffing, and costs.
Parents at a SEQ school say they were anxiously waiting for hours to find out if students were safe after a lockdown.
Queensland authorities are on alert after thousands of dead birds have washed up on east coast beaches, including popular spots on North Stradbroke Island, triggering fears of a new bird flu.
Wreckers have moved in on a landmark abandoned building visible for decades to millions of motorists on the Pacific Motorway south of Brisbane, drawing a strong community reaction. SEE THE PHOTOS, VIDEO
In line with Redland College’s motto ‘Simply the Best’, the picturesque Mount Cotton landscape was the perfect backdrop for 146 year 12 students to mark the end of secondary school with a formal dinner at Sirromet Winery. SEE ALL THE PHOTOS
A family holiday turned into a dramatic emergency, resulting in the premature birth of their ‘never-say-die’ son.
More than 100 year 12 students from Browns Plains State High School marked the end of secondary school with a formal dinner at The Greek Club in Brisbane on November 13. SEE THE PHOTOS
A premature baby girl born weighing less than a litre of milk has been hailed as a fighter and a miracle by her first-time mum after battling her entire little life.
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