A long-serving Queensland police officer has been fined, with no conviction recorded, after he pleaded guilty to assaulting a 15-year-old boy while on duty, a court has heard, as the judge slammed his actions.
Despite two reactors being slated for Queensland under Peter Dutton’s $331bn nuclear costings plan, Premier David Crisafulli says it’s a “matter for Canberra”.
One of two councils set to be hit today by a planned garbage worker strike has taken emergency steps to offer residents a chance to avoid dirty nappies and other odorous waste from stinking out their neighbourhoods. SEE THE IMPACT
The threat of deadly lyssavirus has prompted a warning from Qld Heath against touching fallen or injured flying foxes as the number being found on the ground and in people’s yards spikes.
Many Queenslanders have resoundingly rejected Premier Steven Miles’ no frills option for an Olympic Games stadium, instead backing the more ambitious proposals which could also lure major artists like Taylor Swift to Queensland. SPECIAL REPORT
A Queensland family’s desperate search for a 28-year-old seemingly missing without a trace in Spain has ended well with the family reporting he has been found safe.
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Steven Miles will attempt to open 10 new police beats if elected, despite 42 beats closing since Labor has been in power, something the Premier says was a police service decision.
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The coroner has handed down his findings almost three years to the day since Jeremiah ‘Jayo’ Rivers vanished in the Queensland outback.
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Voters have come out swinging for Labor after an exit poll showed the LNP is set to romp home in the Queensland election.
Eunice Briones said she never arranged the arson, but managed to save hundreds of ‘sentimental’ items.
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