Ipswich
Man made gun at work before fatal siege, coroner told
Tjay Doeblien, 27, died in Ipswich after being shot by police after brandishing a firearm during a fight with his girlfriend.
- Savannah Meacham
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Dead woman’s husband, brother-in-law accused of her suburban murder
The 23-year-old woman died at a Springfield home on Friday night. Two family members remained in custody on Monday as a magistrate heard the case against them.
- Savannah Meacham
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- Roads
Police launch probe into wind turbine crash on SEQ highway
The transport minister said the turbine caused major damage when it became wedged under an overpass, but the road will be opened much sooner than feared.
- Ethan James
Man admits killing baby left unattended while mum took drugs
The defendant was due to face the start of a seven-day trial in Supreme Court in Brisbane, but instead pleaded guilty and ran off from reporters outside.
- Rex Martinich
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- Crime
Boy, 13, charged with attempted murder over supermarket stabbing
The boy acted alone when he allegedly stabbed a female Coles worker in an “abhorrent” random attack, police say.
- Cloe Read
‘Rampant’: Dutton slams Labor’s record on crime, vows to get tough
A day after a Coles worker was stabbed in Ipswich, Federal Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has visited that city to promote the LNP’s law and order policies.
- Felicity Caldwell
‘Needs to be resolved’: Health inquiry into Ipswich waste concerns
The Crisafulli government has called on former chief health officer John Gerrard to head an inquiry into the effect of odours from waste facilities.
- Savannah Meacham
Garbage pay stink splits south-east council on third day of strikes
Some councillors have joined garbage truck drivers striking over stalled talks with their administration as 60,000 bins go uncollected – some for a second week.
- Matt Dennien
Garbage driver deal delivers empty bins and pay rises for Christmas
A major south-east council and its garbage truck drivers inked a pay deal after strikes left tens of thousands of bins uncollected – some for two weeks straight.
- Matt Dennien
The outer Brisbane growth areas being left behind on public transport
A report on liveability across five Australian capital cities has highlighted gaps between established and growing areas. In Brisbane, one issue stands out.
- Matt Dennien
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