Left to sweat: Bundaberg social housing tenants big fans of climate relief
Around 50 per cent of residents living in department-owned properties have been left to sweat it out with extreme temperatures, but that is about to change. DETAILS
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Hotspots ranked: Qld in midst of sexual violence crisis
Over the past 12 months, 11,749 victims of sexual abuse and rape have come forward across Queensland as the state grapples with a sexual violence crisis.
Saleyard savants: Meet Qld’s top livestock auctioneers
From young prodigies, established leaders and esteemed stalwarts, the quality of Queensland’s livestock auctioneers is at an all time high. Meet the men driving one of our most important industries to new heights.
Mobile phone ‘dead zones’ across Wide Bay to be tackled
Vodafone has promised to improve mobile phone coverage in the Wide Bay by rolling out a network upgrade of 51 new mobile sites in Bundaberg, Hervey Bay and Maryborough.
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200+ faces: Revheads rip in to Rockynats 2024
Hundreds lined Rockhampton’s streets to watch motoring enthusiasts show off their awesome vehicles in this year’s parade. See who was there.
In photos: First look at some of the wicked and wonderful vehicles at Rockynats 04
Rockynats 04 is ready to roar to life and we there as the drivers and riders rolled through scrutineering at the Rockhampton Showgrounds. Check out the first of our photo galleries here.
Stunning development in $150 million seafood lawsuit
Almost seven years after 150 fishers and business owners across Queensland and NSW lodged a multimillion-dollar claim against the state-owned Gladstone Ports Corp, the class action is in jeopardy. See why
‘We have listened and learned’: Date change in store for Qld’s largest car show
Organisers have decided to push Queensland’s largest car and bike festival back in 2025 after the curtain fell on the successful fourth edition of the event. Here’s why.
East coast low alert: Monster storm system may unleash 200mm deluge, flash flooding
Parts of Queensland could cop as much as 50mm of rain a day as a weather system moves north into the state, with school holiday campers warned to be alert to “challenging” conditions.
Bundaberg sale and auction results, week ending March 31
Bargara proved to be a hot market last week with five properties selling for a total value of $4.4 million. See the latest auction and sales results.
Four people suffer marine stings in same afternoon
Four people have suffered serious marine stings in Queensland waters in the same afternoon, with one rescue operation still underway.
MEGA GALLERY: Motorheads delight as rubber burns at Rockynats 2024
The action hit top gear as crowds flocked to the street drags and the burnouts on day three of Queensland’s biggest car and bike festival in Rockhampton. Check out the photos.
Man eaters, battle scars, Fat Guts: Qld’s 20 biggest, meanest croc captures of all time
They’re the modern day dinosaurs of the deep who have made headlines and even went international. See the biggest crocodiles ever caught in Queensland and where they are now.
Airports brace for chaos as fireys take industrial action over Easter break
Thousands of holiday goers could be thrown into chaos at Australian airports over the Easter school holidays as aviation fire fighters threaten to refuse to work overtime. What it means for you.
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