Annual training tipped to reduce real estate complaints
Complaints against Townsville real estate agents decreased in 2022, but realtors could still need to do annual training. Find out why.
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‘Broke to stay alive’: Terminal ex-cop calls for patient subsidy boost
A terminally ill retired police officer is calling for an increase to the subsidy for rural and regional patients in Queensland who need to travel to see a doctor. See why it hasn’t changed since 2013.
‘Street disturbance’: Man stabbed in stomach
A man was rushed to the hospital after being stabbed in the stomach overnight. See why police believe there will be ‘no complaint forthcoming’.
Girl, 11, among three arrested in Kmart carpark
Police allege the three children stole a car from a McDonald’s before being boxed in at Kmart on Monday night.
Five teens arrested after alleged crash into police car
Police allege a stolen car collided with two police cars in the early hours of Sunday in Townsville. Here’s the latest.
Five arrested after dog squad, stingers deployed
Police allege a stolen car was being driven around Townsville for two nights before the youths were arrested on Sunday.
Flash flooding warning cancelled after ‘unusual’ deluge
Ayr received a dump of rain in the wee hours of Monday, but severe thunderstorm and flash flooding warnings for NQ have been cancelled.
‘Not acceptable’: Claim of Nazi symbols in Townsville workplace
An international student has seen Nazi symbols at a Townsville workplace as new anti-hate speech laws are considered.
‘Scared for my life’: Shocking toll of illicit tobacco trade
Illicit tobacco is rife across Queensland, as MPs are given a picture of the alleged organised crime behind the black market.
Gateway to smoking: Push for vape laws ‘with teeth’
A man with emphysema says vaping helped him stop smoking, but a doctor says the evidence the electronic devices are dangerous continues to mount.
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