Woman charged over explosive truck crash involving stolen car
A woman has been arrested and charged over a fiery crash involving an allegedly stolen luxury car and a B-double that shut down the Logan Mwy and forced homes to be evacuated.
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Man’s mysterious motorcycle ride 24 hours before partner’s death
A Toowoomba father went on a 150km ride on his distinctive Harley-Davidson motorcycle last week. A day later his partner had died and he was missing.
Queensland farmers scramble as 3G shutdown turns off devices
The 3G network’s shutdown has disrupted Queensland’s ag sector, forcing farmers to invest in costly equipment upgrades for machinery and connectivity as older devices went offline.
Two-day police search ends as man found near shooting range
A two-day air and ground search for a missing Toowoomba father has come to an end after police found a man in bush near a southside shooting range and took him to hospital.
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Council defends putting dogs down after ‘oversight’
A South East Queensland council has hit back at claims it unlawfully euthanised animals or fined pet owners over a seven-year period in which it declared more than 250 dogs as dangerous.
Teen league sensation to ref major PNG match amid NRL deal
A Logan teen has put an on field assault behind him to rise as a top rugby league touch judge who will officiate at this weekend’s Kokomo Nines, days after PNG signed a deal to join the NRL.
‘Stab’ wound: Swooping bird leaves real estate agent bleeding
An aggressive swooping bird has attacked a real estate agent multiple times, with the victim likening some of the injuries to “stab” wounds.
Tight deadline to clear air after suburb’s long fight over stench
A recycling company blamed for creating a stench that swamped an entire suburb for two years has been ordered to stop the stench or lose its permit to process waste.
First look: $142m Olympic indoor stadium near federal Treasurer’s office
A new stadium to be built in Logan ahead of the Olympic and Paralympic Games will cost $142m, with construction expected to be completed by 2028.
Premier defends euthanasia laws after tragic death of widower
Premier Steven Miles has defended his Voluntary Assisted Dying laws and has promised to consider recommendations handed down in a coroner’s report into a grieving widower’s death.
Parliamentary privilege under fire as Brisbane women take aim at MPs
Parliament’s Ethics Committee has granted two bayside women the right to defend themselves against claims by two MPs.
Grieving mum hails Brisbane’s stillbirth program for rural women
A grieving mother, who lost her first child to stillbirth, has found solace in a new free online help program designed to give tips on how to cope after losing a baby.
‘Hoppy campers’: Magical break for parents as kids with disabilities ‘vanish’ for holiday fun
Koalas, kangaroos, magicians, and discos made for unforgettable adventures for kids with disabilities who ‘vanished’ into holiday fun at five camps statewide, while parents enjoyed a rare break.
Qld teacher granted bail on child rape, grooming charges
A Logan high school teacher has been granted bail on two counts of rape and a grooming, over allegations he tried to persuade or help a child under 16 take part in a sexual act.
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