After a harrowing 17-day inquest into the most horrific police massacre in Qld’s history, the full story can now be revealed in an exclusive six-part series. WIEAMBILLA: NEVER AGAIN | CHAPTER 1
They were like robots who moved with military precision. For more than six hours, the Train trio would unleash hell on police. WIEAMBILLA: NEVER AGAIN | CHAPTER V
As the effects of the coronavirus unravelled around the world, so did Gareth Train’s mind. It was at a “church” assembly of three, he would unveil his grand opus. WIEAMBILLA: NEVER AGAIN | CHAPTER II
Police called on four volunteers to save Keely Brough, who was stranded on the Wieambilla property being hunted by the Trains. Instead, four carloads put their hands up. WIEAMBILLA: NEVER AGAIN | CHAPTER IV
It was cold and muddy but I had the time of my life at the Big Red Bash. Here, Danica Clayton gives the inside scoop on what life at Australia’s most remote musical festival is really like.
As one longstanding family calls time on its sugarcane empire, others reveal what lies behind some of the Sunshine Coast’s most recognisable brands. Meet the 21 farmers here.
Queensland’s premier junior affiliate touch competition, held in Rockhampton for the first time, has been hailed a huge success. Full details, results and galleries here.
Champions were crowned on day three of the Junior State Cup, Queensland’s premier junior affiliate touch competition played in Rockhampton. Check out who was playing and who was watching here.
Labor is tipped for a fall from grace at the next election – and the howls of discontent are growing louder by the day. VOTE IN THE POLL
Queensland’s housing crisis is going from bad to worse and there is growing anger over the solutions – or lack of. JOIN THE CONVERSATION
The action continued on Rockhampton’s touch fields as 209 junior touch teams from across the state battled it out at the 2023 Junior State Cup. PHOTOS.
It’s music to the ears of many teachers but Queensland’s blanket ban of public school students having phones has fired some up. VOTE NOW
More than 3000 players took part in the Junior State Cup this week. The event is Queensland’s premier junior affiliate touch competition and is being held in Rockhampton for three days. See day one action here.
Planning to head out to the Big Red Bash? We’ve answered the most commonly asked questions to help make your experience memorable.
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