Parents at a major Ipswich primary school have been left scrambling to find new after-school car after an arrangement with a neighbouring Catholic school was terminated. They have now launched a petition.
A Borallon IGA worker has faced a southeast Queensland court for stealing goods while on the job — five times in one week — because her partner did not like spending money.
A mechanic has been blasted by a magistrate for risking lives after a bad relationship break-up led him to driving at 140kmh through a residential area while three times the alcohol limit.
Queenslanders wanting to keep their home cool but worried it may cost too much to run airconditioning, might be spending less than they think. SEE THE COSTS
The housing industry has come out swinging against any plans to scrap negative gearing, saying it would only cause the housing affordability crisis to worsen.
These loved-up couples faced their court dates hand-in-hand, proving true romance isn’t always a match made in heaven. Some quickly parted ways after their offences were uncovered, while others still stand firm in their love. LIST
An Ipswich father of three young daughters has been left reeling this week after he discovered he may only have six months left with them.
A tradie let fly a brazen act with a hammer in front of a 13-year-old girl, in what a court heard was a desperate act to pay his dues.
South East Qld land lot buyers are facing wait times of over half a year for their sites at a time when the cheapest block 20 minutes from Brisbane CBD has soared to $414,000.
From a major supplier of dagwood dogs to specialty steaks shipped to Switzerland, here’s a list of Queensland-grown goods shipped all over the world.
The number of Queenslanders waiting longer than recommended to see a specialist has surged 80 per cent in seven years, as a damning new audit exposes widespread issues in our health system.
A new partnership between Arthritis Queensland and Queensland Ballet is offering people living with arthritis an opportunity to get back on their feet in a fun yet safe way.
Centrelink’s head lawyer has conceded she had documents in her possession outlining Robodebt’s sketchy legal footing and would have pursued the matter further, had she read those emails at the time.
The lead investigator into an alleged corruption plot involving Paul Pisasale has told a jury that one of the keywords used to screen thousands of tapped phone calls for relevance, was “prostitute”.
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