Disqualified driver caught delivering lunch to his dad
A man caught driving so many times while disqualified he had been jailed for it has been busted again, this time taking lunch to his father at a quarry near Biggenden.
Central And North Burnett
‘Zero Fox 2 Give’: Protestors march against coal mine
More than 100 people took to the streets of Bundaberg on Saturday to rally against an application from Fox Resources which they fear could lead to the development of a new coal mine.
‘Prepare now’: Models show TC Alfred could ‘turn’ and collide with SEQ
New modelling has sparked fears TC Alfred could turn back towards the Qld coast in coming days while abnormally high tides and gale-force winds are expected this weekend.
‘Pop Hoc’: Community mourns local legend after shock death
The ‘last steam engine driver’ of the Elgin Vale sawmill led a full and vibrant life, packed with family, footy and community involvement before his unexpected death on February 15.
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Serial DV abuser chases down daughter while wielding two knives
A court heard a man posted a vile video about his daughter to social media, goading her to attend his Toowoomba home where he threatened to stab her after sharpening a number of knives.
LifeFlight welcomes new doctors at Toowoomba and Roma bases
LifeFlight doctors face unique challenges, which is why their preparation involves white-knuckling training, like being submerged underwater in a helicopter.
New Bundaberg doctor has a unique career and life story
Dr Raj Arora has just begun an exciting and challenging phase in his career, working at the Bundaberg Hospital while also training for daring missions.
Urban myths and legends to keep you up at night
Non-human encounters, haunted highways, terrifying creatures and Min Min Lights are just the tip of the iceberg. Read the 35 Qld stories to haunt your dreams.
Is Donald Trump a brilliant leader or the village idiot?
Love him or hate him, Donald Trump gets things done. But will he go down as one of the great US presidents or a rogue doing more damage than good? HAVE YOUR SAY
Snake bite surge: 15 strikes in days across Qld
A snake expert who catches chook-pen pythons to huge eastern browns in the burbs has spoken out as bite callouts increase across Qld and one region emerges as a deadly hotspot. SEE THE LIST.
Queensland’s gifted students thwarted by lack of options
Queensland’s most gifted students are being held back by a lack of selective schools, particularly for regional students, education experts say.
Pastor’s son on parole during drug-fuelled crime spree
The troubled young son of a popular Qld pastor and jail counsellor, has been caught with meth, stealing and fleeing from cops as his years-long record is revealed.
83mm in 60 mins: Morning storms after inland Qld hammered
Severe thunderstorms have hit parts of inland Queensland overnight, with one area recording more than 80mm in an hour, as more flared up this morning.
Lack of housing and childcare making life difficult in North Burnett
As the North Burnett Regional Council gathers community input for its new corporate plan, housing and childcare availability have been revealed as among the top issues.
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