The state government says the Logan to Gold Coast fast rail project will still be on track for a 2031 completion despite a $3 billion cost blowout, pushing the start date back to mid-2025.
A Telstra blackout on North Stradbroke Island has left tourists and businesses stranded, sparking outrage as EFTPOS machines, bookings, and phone networks fail in the last week of holidays.
Bank branch closures will continue to sweep Australia in 2025, with the Bank of Queensland starting the year by announcing 14 closures next month, seven of which are in Queensland.
A large Officeworks and an IGA grocery store will be built south of Brisbane, inflaming a hostile eight-year war between shopping centre developers.
Furious retailers have seen in the new year with the 15th break-in in 12 months, sparking scrutiny of the state’s new safety laws and ongoing concerns over security at the bayside precinct. VIDEO
Gig workers are raking in pay packets 50 per cent higher than teachers or nurses, who say their wages have fallen. Check our PAY TABLE
Two Qld brothers who police allege played a role in Australia’s biggest ever cocaine bust are back in the community but not without a price and a long list of conditions. LATEST.
A young mother alleged to have used a 4WD to run down and kill her partner’s ex as she left a childcare centre earlier this year has been granted bail.
A ton of families and locals have braved the wet weather to enjoy the nightly Christmas parade and entertainment at South Bank. SEE ALL THE PHOTOS
Your next trip to the doctor may be quicker and cheaper thanks to a big change in the industry.
Cleveland High’s Ivan Lai has been ranked in the top 1 per cent in the world after receiving a near-perfect score in his Year 12 International Baccalaureate results this year.
An elderly woman stabbed at her Logan home was a cancer survivor who helped people during the housing crisis, her family has revealed, as the man accused of her attempted murder is named.
Meg’s Flowers has been ordered to pay a $1 million penalty after a court found it misled consumers by falsely advertising itself as a local florist, breaching Australian Consumer Law.
Two SEQ tradies have been named and shamed by the Office of Fair Trading for deceiving consumers with unlicensed work and failing to deliver services.
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