Tight security is expected to surround a massive rally in Brisbane on Sunday as part of a movement which vows to ‘push back the hate’ in wake of the October 7 massacre. It comes as Israel has launched a fresh attack in Gaza.
A young Toowoomba dad, who swapped his tool belt and fire hose for a life of crime, has been released from prison after pleading guilty to trafficking and dealing a range of drugs.
Queensland’s childcare educators play a vital and often undervalued role in the future of our children. Now we’ve found the best of the best.
Students at an elite girls’ cheered their teachers as they waved placards at the first strike in the school’s 142-year history on Tuesday morning.
South East Queensland is reeling from two dangerous carjackings in 24 hours, as data shows car thefts have surged across the state. Police have vowed to hunt down those responsible.
Shocking new data shows suicide rates are rising with interest rates and inflation among Queenslanders, with figures showing they’re more at risk than most other Australians. But it’s not just those on low incomes feeling the worst of it.
Queensland families are paying more out-of-pocket costs for childcare than they were just four years ago, and more than anywhere else in Australia, despite billions of dollars in subsidies. See what percentage of your income you’re paying.
The daughters of a 63-year-old Redbank stabbing victim have spoken out after their father’s tragic death.
A man with only one eye has appeared court to argue why he should not be punished for unlicensed driving.
More than 50 lash technicians have been nominated to claim the top spot as Ipswich’s best. It’s time to have your say. VOTE NOW
Of the 30 properties on the market in Ipswich last week, all have sold. See the latest auction and sales results.
Ipswich local Gavin Turner is ready to compete in the most prestigious amateur baker competition on national TV.
Nursing and midwifery students will be handed a lucrative $5000 cost-of-living bonus in their final year under a new multimillion-dollar state government program, but they’ll have to be prepared to make a major lifestyle decision in return.
Petrified Queenslanders are pooling their money with their neighbours to pay up to $360 a day for private security to patrol their streets, while others are forced to sit up all night peering out the window so they can feel safe at night.
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