With just 137 days before Queenslanders go to the polls, Treasurer Cameron Dick has laid the groundwork for the fight to avoid a wipe-out, urging voters to forget about the past.
Health spending will loom large in the 2024-25 State Budget and the Darling Downs is set to see an increase to pay for more beds and more staff
Dalby residents are urged to remain calm after a series trees in TJ Park with pink dots on them were suspected of being marked for removal. Find out about the markings here.
A Toowoomba woman has been honoured for her incredible commitment to one of Queensland’s most iconic charities, with its telemarketing centre now named after her.
New senior constables in Tara, along with new officers in Chinchilla and a dedicated Tactical Crime Squad in Dalby, are among the number of police resources set to boost the Western Downs. See the full details.
South East Queenslanders are once again waking up to temperatures well below zero in placers, with some “feels like” temperatures plunging to -4.8C this morning.
Regional Queensland will receive millions in infrastructure funding for roads, Olympic venues and rent relief in a cost-of-living focused budget. Here is what it means for you.
Queensland’s outdated legislation has been highlighted by a case of two Brisbane brothers with autism who were found malnourished and living in squalor, a Royal Commission has heard.
After former owner Deanna Russell emotionally announced the closure of Dalby Health Foods Store, a mother and daughter duo stepped in to save the beloved health hub and continue its 50 year legacy. See the full story.
South East Queensland is shivering through a polar blast with apparent temperatures plunging to -9.8C in what is expected to be the coldest start to May for years.
A truck and vehicle have collided on a notorious stretch of highway in Macalister, with the jaws of life being used to cut out a woman from her car. Police are now appealing for witnesses.
Queensland’s top cop has warned of the stark dangers of a rise in vigilantism, as community members frustrated by soaring crime bypass police and take to social media to flush out offenders.
As tensions rise over youth crime, a high-profile criminal lawyer warns that encouraging vigilante action can lead to legal trouble and explains residents’ rights if a home is broken into.
Queensland’s top 150 primary schools have been ranked revealing a number of surprise results. SEARCH THE INTERACTIVE
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