Man murdered uncle with medieval axe in front of son
A Queensland man has confessed to the barbaric murder of his uncle with a medieval spiked axe while the man’s son watched on, helpless. Warning: Graphic content
A Queensland man has confessed to the barbaric murder of his uncle with a medieval spiked axe while the man’s son watched on, helpless. Warning: Graphic content
The life of a Toowoomba mother will be honoured today as her loved ones say goodbye to their cherished friend, sister, daughter and community warrior.
Prevention of Domestic and Family Violence Minister Amanda Camm has vowed to turn the tide on domestic violence, signalling a potential overhaul of current funding and judicial measures.
In the shine of hundreds of candles, a grieving community stood in solidarity against the devastating effects of domestic violence and to pay tribute to a beloved Toowoomba mum.
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Six months after a Toowoomba man was caught with commercial quantities of meth, a further raid uncovered even more illicit substances scattered throughout the home.
After years of tireless campaigning, Independent Suzie Holt is parting ways with politics, but not without leaving her mark.
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