Islamic college futsal teams make history at national titles
Queensland’s largest Muslim college is striving for national futsal glory, sending 10 squads compete in two major tournaments, showcasing its talent and dedication to sports excellence.
Logan
Top tourist spot’s concerns over Indigenous fees for beach use
An Indigenous land council’s $500 fee for beach use with proceeds to go to fund Welcome to Country ceremonies has raised questions from top tourist hubs.
Unvaccinated Qld teachers seek reversal on pandemic pay cuts
More than 300 teachers are pushing the new Queensland government to reverse pay penalties tied to Covid vaccine mandates, citing a recent report on pandemic-era policies.
‘They’re building a Rolls Royce when we need a Commodore’: Farmers fury at Sunwater
Queensland’s state-owned bulk water provider Sunwater has been slammed by farmers after the costs for its new billing structure ballooned to $38m, with a completion date nowhere in sight.
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$90k rampage: Servo hit twice in two hours, teen charged over 13 break-ins
A teenager has been charged after a string of break-ins south of Brisbane, with CCTV footage showing the group hitting multiple Logan businesses.
Driver airlifted in serious condition after head-on collision
A man has been airlifted to hospital after spending being trapped in the wreckage of a two-vehicle crash at Logan.
Motorcyclist rushed to hospital after serious crash
A motorcyclist has been rushed to hospital with multiple life-threatening injuries after colliding with a car in Logan on Wednesday night.
‘Ridiculous’ union-backed flyer ignites debate over campaign tactics
Voters have slammed a union-backed flyer warning of LNP plans to sell a major hospital as “desperate politicking” with the sitting MP blindsided by the letterbox drop. See their reaction on video.
SEQ housing shake-up as new property giant rises
A property giant is emerging after its latest takeover was approved, paving the way for the conglomerate to become the largest housing developer in southeast Queensland.
‘No plans’: Why pharmacists won’t stock over-the-counter vapes
Queensland pharmacists are criticising vaping laws which came into play on Tuesday, claiming they require age verification checks and consultations with customers.
Redland city candidates knock on 20,500 doors as election heats up
Redland city’s three state seats have become battlegrounds as election candidates entice voters with solutions to five key issues: living costs, housing, crime, Olympic venues, and hospital parking.
State blindsides Redland on cheap, affordable waterside units
A housing developer hopes to take advantage of new state laws designed to skirt local planning red tape to build affordable units for rent on waterside land on Brisbane’s bayside.
Andrew Laming challenges $40k Facebook fines in High Court bid
Former federal MP Andrew Laming has surprised the country’s election watchdog, launching a surprise High Court challenge to overturn doubled penalties he received for three Facebook posts.
Qld pollies have got one thing right this year
Local government politicians could be cleaning up their act, according to the latest annual report by the state’s local government watchdog.
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