The Verdict
Made up of The Courier-Mail’s expert journalists, the Verdict team know what they’re talking about when they dissect the week’s top stories.
Queensland
Searching for Rachel Antonio
David Murray, an investigative journalist at The Courier-Mail, was contacted by the family of Rachel Antonio who has never been found.
Person of Interest
Person of Interest’ – a podcast by the Courier Mail – about Queensland’s most compelling crimes as you’ve never heard them told.
League community rocked by sudden death of young player
The sudden death of a talented rugby league player has shattered the hearts of sporting fans with friends describing him as a ‘bloody good mate’ and ‘tremendous young man’.
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City’s coldest June start in 16 years, feels like MINUS 9.8C out west
Southeast Queensland is shivering through its coldest morning in more than 15 years but feels-like temperatures have dropped to insane levels in the southern inland.
It’s vital that we install an independent IVF regulator
An independent regulator should be created and they must be equipped with the legislative arsenal to hold IVF organisations to account, so Australians going through the often gruelling process can have some confidence in the system, writes the editor.
40+ photos: St Patrick’s seniors celebrate school formal in style
St Patrick’s College Class of 2025 paid no heed to the winter chill on Friday night, stunning a huge crowd at their arrival in an elegant array of gowns, suits and glamour. PHOTOS, VIDEO
Inside revitalised Daintree Ecolodge in Far North Qld
More than a year after Tropical Cyclone Jasper inundated the Daintree Ecolodge, the property has been revitalised. See the photos, and the immersive cultural experience, here.
25km car park: Major hwy delays following fire
Heavy traffic has impacted drivers for hours on the northbound Bruce Highway out of Brisbane following a fire.
Public housing tenants slapped with tough new three-strike policy
Public housing tenants will be slapped with a tough new three-strike policy under a dramatic crackdown on anti-social behaviour.
Cash boost call: Qld container rebates ‘should be doubled’
Queensland’s Container Refund Scheme returns should be doubled to 20c in a bid to keep up with inflation and encourage more residents to take part, a parliamentary committee has heard.
‘Unmistakably Qld’: Muster launches 2025 festival on Slim Dusty’s birthday
The Gympie Music Muster officially launched its 2025 festival program in Brisbane on Friday, highlighting a line-up of artists, a new Indigenous Showcase, and its commitment to regional impact and the arts.
Mapped: Speed cameras that catch out Qld motorists the most
Queensland motorists were slugged nearly $500m in fines in a single year, with the state raking in three times more cash from bad drivers than they were five years ago. USE THE INTERACTIVE MAP
Watch: Store worker smashed with hammer in terrifying hold-up
A store worker has been hit in the head with a hammer as four people stormed a jewellery store in Brisbane’s northern suburbs on Tuesday afternoon. SEE THE VIDEO
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