Crime
‘Quite traumatised’: Brisbane bus driver may have permanent ear damage after attack
The lord mayor and union officials are calling for repeat offenders to be banned from public transport.
- Courtney Kruk
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- Public Transport
‘Deeply disturbing’: Bus driver bashed in South Brisbane
Police have launched an investigation into the incident, in which a driver was repeatedly punched after trying to remove a passenger from a bus.
- Courtney Kruk
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- Courts
Trio guilty again over ‘torturous’ toolbox murders
The victims had been beaten, stabbed and choked before they were stuffed into the two metre-long container.
- Rex Martinich and Laine Clark
Rapist appeals life sentence for ‘incredible cruelty’
A man who raped and tortured a woman for weeks has appealed against his life sentences, claiming he was not credited for his efforts to stop her from dying.
- Rex Martinich
Toolbox murder was a punishment gone wrong, court told
One of three men accused of murdering two drug dealers by drowning them in a toolbox never intended to kill, a jury has heard.
- Rex Martinich
Human remains formally identified as teenager Pheobe Bishop
Police say officers are still searching for multiple items of interest in relation to the 17-year-old, who was last seen alive in Bundaberg.
- William Davis
Toolbox murder accused blame ‘star witness’, each other
Two men accused of murdering two people by drowning them in a toolbox have blamed each other, an acquaintance or a witness for the killings at their trial’s end.
- Rex Martinich
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- Brisbane
Brisbane man remains behind bars charged with torture of newborn baby
The baby was taken to the Queensland Children’s Hospital in an unresponsive state, before police were called.
- William Davis and Savannah Meacham
Nurse who hid $1.7m drug money under bed spared jail
An assistant nurse caught with almost $2 million in drug money under her bed has been spared jail.
- Rex Martinich
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- Queensland Police
These measures promise improved public safety, but at what cost?
Increased surveillance across Brisbane and expanded police powers are said to keep us safer and reduce violent crimes. Evidence suggests this is not always the case.
- Courtney Kruk
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