Family’s lucky escape after Brisbane home goes up in flames
A Brisbane family home was engulfed in flames on Sunday with an investigation into the blaze now underway.
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Brisbane cyclist dies after horror car crash in Ipswich
A man from Brisbane’s western suburbs has sadly died after a horror collision with a car west on Saturday morning.
Hour-long delays on Pacific Mwy after crash
A car has been flipped onto its side at Holland Park West on the Pacific Motorway with motorists headed to the Gold Coast warned of significant delays.
Wivenhoe releases continue as state reels from storm surge
Water releases continue for South East Queensland’s major dam for the second time in a month, after severe weather lashed southern Queensland.
Wivenhoe Dam releases ordered, emergency flood alert active
Releases from Wivenhoe and Somerset dams have been ordered as wild weather continues to lash southern Queensland, with a flood emergency alert active for the Western Downs.
Tragic end to search for woman thrown from tube
The new year has started in tragedy following a 16-hour search for a woman thrown from a water tube on New Year’s Eve.
Delays after crash at busy Brisbane intersection
Motorists have been told to expect delays after a two-car crash at a busy intersection in Brisbane’s south.
Going out with a bang: 2024 swept away in 180mm flood chaos
Flash flooding has made for a spectacular end to 2024, after drivers and campers had to be rescued from raging waters.
Warning as SEQ temperatures climb to mid-30s
Temperatures have risen into the mid-30s in parts of Queensland’s south east, prompting a warning for tourists to stay safe in the heat.
‘Would’ve drowned in our sleep’: Couple’s eerie tsunami warning
Twenty years ago Gregory and Deirdre Stegman were scuba diving as the Indian Ocean tsunami, which killed more than 250,000 people, approached.
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