Legal challenges loom in two Logan electorates after at least three polling booths ran out of ballot papers on election day as the city’s new mayor pushes for a slice of the Olympic venue funding.
Security guards have been brought in to patrol polling stations in Redland after claims a chair was shoved into a volunteer, an elderly woman had her drink bottle stolen and aggression was shown to a supervising official.
The three leaders of the major parties have laid out their plans on why you should vote for them today in the Brisbane council elections.
Don’t fancy queuing at polling booths on election day, March 16? Here is where you can get your civic duty over and done with in Logan. Meet your local mayoral candidates.
Hundreds of Queensland hospital beds at nearly 30 sites were taken offline as the state grapples a surge in the number of those waiting in the back of ambulances for urgent care.
A former Central Queensland bus driver has been jailed for nine years after sexually abusing a girl on a school bus more than 15 times over a four-year period, a court has heard.
More than 50 Queensland companies have collapsed so far this year, with the building industry hardest hit and warnings the worst is yet to come. FULL LIST OF COMPANY COLLAPSES
A Logan man who stole $300,000 in jewellery has been jailed again for riding in a stolen car and obstructing police, only three weeks after his release from prison.
A long-serving Logan councillor, who made headlines taping her mouth shut and pushing for secession, says public threats, law suits and party politics deterred her from running again.
A Logan uber driver charged with allegedly raping his daughter has been granted bail in court despite the alleged victim stating she was ‘petrified’ for her safety.
Doctors are demanding the $55 chickenpox booster be made free amid a surge in new cases in Queensland and the cost of living crisis.
A joint sting operation has intercepted the largest heroin shipment ever detected in Queensland, with an alleged key member of the syndicate due to face court this week.
A Logan plasterer, who was previously convicted for supplying ice, has faced court for a further 32 charges.
A rat corpse, cockroaches, mould, flies and putrid meat were some of the gross discoveries that landed Qld eateries in hot water. See what other foul surprises have been found.
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