Fear of the unknown grips city as memories of 2019 flood back
Townsville residents are hoping for the best but preparing for the worst, as memories of the 2019 flood rush back.
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100+ schools closed amid deluge
More than 100 schools are deemed unsafe for students to attend as flooding chaos hits North Queensland.
Labor at war, MPs defect as ‘Blocker’s’ grip wavers amid rival union threat
The opposition is divided over the defection of two MPs amid claims of an internal power struggle and threat to Steven Miles’s backer Gary Bullock.
North Qld flood safety guide: Warnings, road closures, evacuations
Severe weather is impacting parts of Northern Queensland. Here is everything you need to know, including the latest warnings and advice from the Bureau of Meteorology, as well as where to find safety.
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WATCH: Tiny turtles crushed, lost as lights shine on popular beach
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Residents say no to Olympic stadium at Victoria Park
Over 400 people gathered in the shape of ‘NO’ at Victoria Park, to protest the proposed Olympic Stadium,
Teacher accused of having sex with student cleared
A Queensland secondary school teacher who was referred to the state’s corruption watchdog by the education department has been cleared of having sex with a Year 12 student.
The bitter backyard battles tearing Qld apart
Queensland may be considered a slice of paradise but even our picturesque backyards are not immune from disputes.
GALLERY: Qld’s most amazing weather photos over the years
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They just sang while she died: Neighbours haunted by religious chants for Elizabeth
For two days the parents of little Elizabeth Struhs and their fellow religious fanatics sang and prayed as she lay dying. Only after her tragic death have neighbours realised what the chants they overheard signified.
‘Sorry David, young criminals still rule the streets of Queensland’
Queensland’s adult crime adult time laws continue to divide many, particularly after two teens were granted bail. HAVE YOUR SAY
Rise of the Katters: Election surge puts KAP in frame to be NQ’s real opposition to LNP
Katter’s Australian Party claims its support base is surging in the aftermath of Labor’s state election drubbing, and it’s a shift in dynamic that could have major implications for both parties in regional Queensland.
‘Adult crime, adult time’ laws under fire as alleged teen thieves bailed
Two teens have been granted bail following an alleged home invasion and police chase, sparking public outage over the LNP’s flagship election promise.
Transport minister admits long-debated Sunshine Coast rail cost unknown
The state government does not know how much it will need to spend to fulfil its major election pledge to build the Sunshine Coast Rail to Maroochydore by 2032.
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