Brisbane man dies in highway truck crash
A Brisbane man has died after a two-vehicle truck crash on the D’Aguilar Highway this morning.
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76,573 docs, 8 months to trial: Third party suddenly roped into $150m lawsuit
A massive class action involving over 150 businesses in Queensland and NSW and a government entity has evolved with a third party lassoed into the lawsuit.
Convicted Coast killer avoids jail for third time
A Gold Coast man on a suspended prison sentence for manslaughter has avoided jail for a third time after pleading guilty to stealing. Read what happened.
How much you’ll really pay for 13 years of private schooling in Brisbane
New research by McCrindle has revealed the total cost parents are forking out on school fees and auxiliary costs like uniforms, transport and devices across 13 years of schooling in Brisbane.
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‘I thought I was dead’: Influencer allegedly ‘king hit’ on Gold Coast
A Gold Coast influencer has shared the shocking moment she thought she was dead after getting “king hit” in Surfers Paradise, stating she…
More details revealed about boat bungles in $760m cocaine sting
A 13.5 metre boat listed for sale for almost $130,000 broke down before another vessel had to be purchased the next day as part of a failed $760 million cocaine importation attempt, police allege. NEW DETAILS, MAP
Virus samples go missing from Qld lab in ‘major’ biosecurity breach
A “major breach of biosecurity controls” has occurred at a Queensland laboratory after three samples of virus disappeared.
$100k surety: Woman accused of stabbing husband, setting home ablaze walks
A Brisbane woman accused of stabbing her husband in the chest with a kitchen knife before setting their home on fire has been granted bail after offering up a $100k surety.
Should there be minimum sentences in Qld?
The ‘appalling’ sentence given to a teenage driver who killed three women after crashing a stolen Mercedes has sparked renewed debate over sentencing in Qld. VOTE IN OUR POLL
Are Brisbane’s libraries about to slam their doors shut?
Librarians and other members of a powerful union are set to vote today on taking industrial action over a pay stoush. Their decision could leave booklovers in the lurch.
Former Aussie PM launches withering attack on Labor
To every anti-Semitic outrage, our government’s response has oscillated between mild criticism and hand-wringing impotence, writes Tony Abbott.
Bizarre or brilliant? AI takes on the people of SEQ
Southeast Queensland, this is what we look like … apparently. SEE THE IMAGES
‘War zones’: Qld’s youth crime hotspots revealed
Queensland’s most prolific young offenders have been mapped, as police grapple with a staggering volume of crime in 2024. SEE THE MAP
‘False sense of security’: $60m ploy to rip up Qld shark nets
Qld shark nets and drumlines may be a thing of the past, as calls grow to remove them.
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