MPs avoid promise to include rape under ‘adult crime’ laws
Queensland MPs say serious offences will be considered for ‘Adult Crime, Adult Time’ but stop short of promising to include rape.
Queensland MPs say serious offences will be considered for ‘Adult Crime, Adult Time’ but stop short of promising to include rape.
This is a Fight for the Forgotten.The survivors who have been forgotten by the justice system.Writes journalist Peta McEachern with the launch of the Fight for the forgotten campaign.
New data reveals an alarming number of Queensland teenagers are committing rape and not being sentenced to detention orders as advocacy groups sound the alarm.
A Queensland woman who beat a Logan mother to death and lit her body on fire after keeping it in a cupboard for days has faced a Toowoomba court on knife charges after keeping her nose clean for years.
A “controlling” man’s “terrifying, despicable, and disgusting,” reign of terror on a woman he was “supposed to care for” was laid bare in court as he blamed her for his 56 charge crime spree.
Caught red handed disobeying the road rules, these were the Toowoomba drink or drug drivers on this year’s naughty list.
A man in his 60s has been killed in a fiery two-vehicle crash north of Toowoomba just days out from Christmas, the latest fatality in a horror period on our roads.
Harrowing accounts from domestic violence survivors flooded Toowoomba courts in 2024, from pregnant women assaulted, others subjected to chilling death threats and beheading videos, to brave women forced to run for their lives in an attempt to escape their abusers.
Named: A Darling Downs family is mourning the loss of a beloved mother and wife following a horrific crash on the Warrego Highway five days before Christmas.
As families across the Darling Downs head into Christmas without their loved ones, police are pleading with the community to exercise caution or more could suffer the same fate as Queensland ticks closer to having the most deadly road toll on record in 2024.
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