Queensland Premier Steven Miles says he has reached out to the CEOs from major supermarkets amid concerns over a mass farmer walkout and fears up to 30 per cent of fresh food could be lost and prices soar.
Congested roads are ruining Queenslanders’ weekend plans, our exclusive sentiment survey shows, while 60 per cent say public transport is either unreliable or simply unavailable where they are. SEE THE FULL RESULTS
Motorcycle fatalities have increased for a sixth consecutive year, making up 28 per cent of Queensland’s road toll, despite accounting for just 7 per cent of vehicles. Now, there are calls for new safety equipment to be made mandatory. HAVE YOUR SAY
A young aged care support worker been accused of slashing his sister’s boyfriend with two small axes in a “grossly disproportionate” over-reaction after she called out for aid.
An Ipswich businessman who defrauded a local council of tens of thousands of dollars says he did so after discovering his father had stolen $1 million from him, a court has heard.
Family of Krystle Monks have reacted to the recent murder charges laid, as they joined the Ipswich community to remember the bubbly barista who would “always put smiles on everyone’s faces”.
A court has heard how an Ipswich mum defrauded an elderly woman while she was living under her roof and dating her son – leaving the woman financially and emotionally devastated.
Temperatures have reached 40C in several parts of Queensland as parts of the state swelter through the hottest day of the year so far.
An NRL legend has staunchly denied allegations he tackled a cop ‘rugby-style’ and headbutted another when they arrested him at his mum’s Ipswich house last year.
Their offences are varied, but these crims all share a dangerous habit for one of the most devastating drugs on the market today. Here’s what they did while on meth. SEE THE LIST
The 37-year-old motorcyclist whose life was tragically cut short yesterday was a dad and engaged to be married, it has now been revealed.
The rate of Queensland Department of Education staff jacking in their jobs has hit a five-year peak following an alarming surge in the past two years.
Children are being killed at increasingly higher rates, with five young lives lost in just 20 days. These are the little faces we need to remember, writes journalist SHERELE MOODY.
Bravus says its Australian operations and future have not been impacted by the shocking share price crash of parent company Adani, with activists now pushing for reviews of the miner’s ability to meet its obligations.
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