Super app: The smoking gun in Pheobe case, crash lifeline
Tracking tech is playing a role in these high-profile police probes and speeding up emergency response, but an expert warns it’s not without risk. SPECIAL REPORT.
Tracking tech is playing a role in these high-profile police probes and speeding up emergency response, but an expert warns it’s not without risk. SPECIAL REPORT.
Police are appealing for witnesses after a man was left with life threatening injuries after being struck by a car at Gunalda.
A missing Bundaberg man has been found safe and well.
Police allege the owner of a popular Qld electronics store used a carriage service such as a computer or a phone to distribute child abuse material.
For the first time Qld Health has asked a court to urgently close these businesses for six months after sweeping raids in the war against illegal tobacco and vape sales. VIDEO, DETAILS.
A mother of three’s petty crime marathon prompted the local magistrate to tell her the community had had enough of her bad behaviour and it was time to grow up, before he granted her immediate parole.
Investigations are continuing into the circumstances surrounding the death of a woman at Cooloola Cove, with a post-mortem now finished on the 58-year-old victim.
Pushing a pram with a doll inside it into a Qld court, a mother of six then cradled the bogus baby as her chilling “burn alive” death threats and boasts were revealed.
Pheobe Bishop’s family has spoken out after remains found in bushland were officially confirmed as hers. It comes as police reveal they’re still searching for these key items of interest.
A previously law-abiding pilot and father’s “extraordinary” role in a secret smuggling flight between Papua New Guinea and Australia can be revealed along with wild onboard chats from a hidden recorder.
A truck driver in his 50s has suffered serious injuries after crashing into a car and hitting a tree.
Police have launched a campaign to staunch the flow of blood from a Qld community where 22 people have already died in 2025.
One of the two housemates charged with Pheobe Bishop’s murder has returned to court with a surprise new (and more natural) look.
Six roadside mechanics whose jobs were made redundant have taken their case to the federal employment watchdog claiming they were owed payouts and entitlements.
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