A disgruntled employee accused of stalking a former workmate from the company where he worked for 20 years is alleged to have posted the details of the allegations against him on Instagram, and breached his bail.
A primary school student has been rushed to hospital after he was hit by a car while to riding to school.
From catching the theatre bug as a teenager to directing shows across the east coast, meet JUTE Theatre Company’s new executive artistic director, Chris Kohn.
These are the true stories of 15 everyday Queenslanders who never met but will forever be connected through tragedy and heartbreak.
It’s been revealed a Cape York deputy principal was hit in the face last week by a student as a former teacher at a remote Qld school claims to be “traumatised” after threats of rape and having her car smashed up with a star picket.
Child Safety workers across Queensland are facing an uncertain future with 91 positions at risk; however, the Child Safety Minister has said these positions are in fact safe.
Queensland has some truly bizarre rules – and even more bizarre battles have been fought over them.
A man has died and a woman has been left fighting for life after their Toyota LandCruiser lost control and rolled.
A proposed rate hike for retirement villages will disproportionately affect older, single women, the Retirement Living Council claims.
A Gold Coast lighting technician has lodged a $700,000 personal injury claim against a Cairns venue alleging he was kicked in the knee while being removed from a CBD nightclub.
An agribusiness trailblazer whose vision and hard work helped establish a thriving Tablelands banana industry in defiance of those who said it couldn’t be done has lost his long-running battle with lung disease.
They’re our police officers, teachers and firefighters – but this lot found themselves on the wrong side of the law. SEE THE LIST
Aviation enthusiasts are bracing for the roar of hi-tech fighter jets over Cairns during today’s first-ever Far North F-35A training sortie. Where to see the jets take off and land.
It is one of the most dangerous things you can do yet 43 Queenslanders are being caught each day.
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