Television shows may have painted a skewed picture of incarceration, but reporter Jessica Klein has been given rare insight into what life’s really like within the walls of this South East Queensland women’s prison.
A hidden crisis is “swallowing” three Queensland towns whole – and if you’ve visited them, you might be part of the problem.
While a university cleaner was helping a Toowoomba student hide from her ex-partner after a brutal assault, the Ipswich tradesman broke into her unit and tampered with the engine of her car as part of a horrifying attack.
Police and fire investigators are poring over ashes at an Ipswich caravan park today, where a family narrowly escaped an early morning blaze which gutted their mobile home overnight.
GPS First XI cricket: Stunning thriller sets up a three way shoot off after BBC and Toowoomba Grammar closed the gap on leaders The Southport School.
Some residents of Burketown in Queensland’s Gulf Country have opted not to leave as instructed, as the town’s sewerage was compromised and power cut by rising floodwaters.
The Ipswich man accused of trying to kill his pregnant partner’s unborn baby after she refused to get an abortion will be taking the case to trial.
A rise in sex offences to almost 9500 cases in Queensland has overstretched police with some of the state’s well-known sex offenders now living in the community. We have mapped their cases. WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT
Claims that local councils could become ‘kangaroo courts’ by allowing councillors to rule on inappropriate conduct complaints will be addressed in state parliament next week.
Medical experts say numerous illnesses are on the rise across Queensland this year, as they confirm people will be more likely to catch them due to Covid-19 protocols.
As more than 100,000 Queenslanders join the queue to see a specialist, a Nanango retiree has spoken about the pain he has endured while waiting three years for life changing surgery – a wait he has now been told is far from over.
A sunflower festival southwest of Brisbane has had to turn away 17,000 guests, with only room for 12,000 under council limits.
A drunk Ipswich parkgoer was surprised to be stabbed after picking a fight with a man whose ‘voices in his head’ had warned him he would be attacked that day.
The “20 seconds of madness” where a train station worker was so brutally assaulted he was nearly blinded and had to barricade inside a carriage has been captured on CCTV. SEE THE VIDEO
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