Police have ramped up patrols after a wave of break-ins across South East Queensland, which they believe are led by organised gangs, which have left dozens of businesses shaken and ransacked.
Despite promises of safety, two dogs have died, with others injured, in trials before Queensland’s new state-of-the-art greyhound track officially opens, prompting fresh calls for tougher controls.
A Sunshine Coast man has committed a shameless theft from a woman who lost her life during an incident at a Logan train station.
Once known as the ‘Koala Coast’, Redland City will be home to an 8000-lot housing estate which conservationists claim will affect the city’s dwindling koala population.
A woman and a man, and one teenager, have been arrested at a service station south of Brisbane after police found an allegedly stolen car.
A five-year exclusion of a Star Casino loyalty member has been overturned by a tribunal, which found flawed reasoning and misapplied policy in the gambling-related ban.
Police are seeking public help to find a person who published a video on social media just moments after an incident south of Brisbane earlier this year that left a pedestrian fighting for life.
Queensland growers are flooding the government with pleas to retain a vital 15 per cent irrigation discount, warning that scrapping it could drown farms in debt and jack up food prices.
Redland Mayor Jos Mitchell has warned of ratepayer backlash after the state unlocked 900 hectares of land for housing without urgently funding for roads, transport, and services.
The state government’s new $500m housing fund has got councils across the southeast lining up for a slice, with a mayor telling the Premier he could spend the whole fund himself.
Irrigators face significant water price hikes after the competition watchdog handed down its final report into SunWater, slashing its budget amid industry frustration the water distributer was continuing to hire staff despite rising expenses.
A teenager who only weeks ago was released after being sentenced for stabbing an army veteran in a shopping centre, has been hit with new charges following a violent home invasion.
Logan teen Lincoln Evans, 17, has gone from passing his P-plates to racing a Porsche 911 GT3 at Phillip Island in just one week.
Redland is facing scrutiny as the only major South East Queensland council without a net zero emissions policy, prompting petitions demanding urgent action and clear commitments.
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