Filly blitzes Magic Millions sales record as hammer drops at $3.2m
Records have continued to tumble at the Magic Millions yearling sales on the Gold Coast, with a prized thoroughbred selling for a stunning $3.2m.
Records have continued to tumble at the Magic Millions yearling sales on the Gold Coast, with a prized thoroughbred selling for a stunning $3.2m.
A single dad has revealed the awkward conversation he faces with his teen daughter.
Schooling in Queensland is getting with the times as Netflix works its way into the conversation.
A police officer is lucky to be alive after being shot by a ‘highly agitated’ patient who fled the emergency department of a Brisbane hospital in a terrifying suburban incident.
The godfather of bungy jumping, AJ Hackett, jumps off the Skypark tower under the instruction of Australia’s first female jump master Shai…
The godfather of bungy jumping, AJ Hackett, jumps off the Skypark tower under the instruction of Australia’s first female jump master Shai…
Queensland Police have released vision of arrests made in relation to Australia’s largest ever cocaine haul.
A local nurse, husband, and father-of-two is being remembered by his mother as a “wonderful young man” after his tragic and sudden death.
Pregnant Queenslanders can now be vaccinated against a potentially deadly respiratory virus for free under a $13.5m state government program, but there is still no decision on free flu jabs.
A woman who was twice stalked, along with being choked and assaulted, by her former partner is so scared of retribution she sought a 10-year restraining order.
A bayside court has refused bail for a man accused of playing a role in Australia’s biggest ever cocaine bust, with allegations police had intercepted calls involving the man.
Plans have been lodged for the first CBD-height tower in South Brisbane, including “world class’’ eateries and a hotel that will transform the suburb ahead of the Olympics.
Mater hospitals in Queensland and health insurer Bupa have announced a new hospital deal, giving certainty of access and cost of care for thousands of private health members.
The tough new sentencing regime may satisfy the public’s thirst for punitive justice, but criminology experts warn that it will only create a ticking time bomb for society.
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