A Logan man was found shirtless and “sweating profusely” trying to sell stolen meats at a timber mill north of Brisbane after driving two hours from an Ipswich shopping centre in a stolen meat truck.
A war has erupted in the tiny Queensland town of Toobeah, 330km southwest of Brisbane, over a controversial freehold transfer of land to the local Indigenous corporation.
A vindictive ex posted his girlfriend’s nudes and number to a group chat in a humiliating revenge after she broke up with him for punching her in the stomach – immediately after she told him she thought she was pregnant.
The public face of Queensland police in the years leading up to the Fitzgerald Inquiry has died. We look back at a high-profile, and sometimes controversial, career in which he was known for fighting for his fellow officers.
Ipswich is mourning the loss of one of their own, a young pilot born to a highly respected local police officer of more than a decade, as well as his wife and their unborn child.
An Ipswich mum is fighting a physical and mental battle in the wake of what police allege was an armed and violent carjacking attempt at a coffee shop drive through over the weekend.
Doctors are demanding the $55 chickenpox booster be made free amid a surge in new cases in Queensland and the cost of living crisis.
A joint sting operation has intercepted the largest heroin shipment ever detected in Queensland, with an alleged key member of the syndicate due to face court this week.
A fun weekend away turned into a nightmare for Natalie O’Brien. But the real hell began when she tried to seek medical help.
A Queensland mother opens up on how more shoppers than ever before are falling for “predatory behaviour”. VOTE IN OUR POLL
Barbaric modes of mental health and disability care mar our nation’s medical history but one South East Queensland centre helped pave the way to change. Now, it sits boarded up. SEE THE PICTURES
Of the 21 properties on the market in Ipswich last week, 19 have sold. See the latest auction and sales results.
A rat corpse, cockroaches, mould, flies and putrid meat were some of the gross discoveries that landed Qld eateries in hot water. See what other foul surprises have been found.
A cafe, children’s play area, and almost triple the current parking spaces are just some of the new features currently in the works for this landmark Ipswich club. SEE THE PLANS
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