Teen dead, two injured in horror crash
A teenage driver is dead after a three-vehicle crashed that led to lengthy delays west of Brisbane.
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‘Rich panoply of characters’: Why filmmaker’s featuring regional Oz
It might be famous for its rum but for an award-winning Logan filmmaker, Bundaberg was the perfect backdrop for a project featuring working class characters, community and country which “rarely appears in the headlines or on screen”.
Meat thief ‘shirtless, sweating profusely’ trying to sell cuts from truck
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.
Tiny Qld town goes to war over land transfer to Aboriginal group
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.
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Woolies take-down: ‘Panic’ as cops nab three at shopping centre
Shoppers were subjected to a terrifying display yesterday afternoon as police publicly took down three alleged car thieves at a major shopping centre.
Why denying shorter school week is ‘holding us all back’
News that several education centres have started trialling late starts and lunchtime finishes has provoked furious debate. JOIN THE CONVERSATION
Ipswich sale and auction results, week ending March 5
Of the 22 properties on the market in Ipswich last week, all have sold. See the latest auction and sales results.
Qld daycares forced into desperate measures over staff shortages
Almost one-in-four long daycare centres in Queensland have been forced to put in exceptional measures because they do not have enough staff to meet strict requirements, shocking new data has revealed.
Best Qld clinics and how they compare
Men and women desperate for a baby can now check the success rates and see the best and worst performing IVF clinics in Queensland. Search and see the full list.
OFT investigating charity controlled by Ipswich Councillor
Queensland’s Office of Fair Trading is investigating a charity controlled by Ipswich Councillor Paul Tully that has sat for five years close to $200,000 meant to assist locals impacted by tragedy or emergencies.
Conservative Qld ‘absolutely critical’ in Voice decision
Queensland will be “absolutely critical” in securing a Yes vote for the Indigenous voice to parliament referendum, one of the key leaders of the campaign says, as he warns conservative leanings in the state will make it “really challenging”.
Qld responds as trigger for shorter school week plan revealed
Covid-enforced learning from home is believed to be responsible for a recent spike in interest from state schools in the idea of shortened four-and-a-half-day weeks, as Queenslanders’ response to the idea becomes clearer.
Most in-demand postcodes as Brisbane residents switch suburbs
Leafy family suburbs like Mitchelton and surprise inner city areas like Bowen Hills have emerged as the most popular areas locals are moving to across Greater Brisbane. SEE WHERE EVERYONE IS MOVING TO
Best and worst class sizes: Search how your school rates
More than half of all Queensland schools have student-teacher ratios worse than the national average, in-depth analysis reveals. See how your school compares. SEARCH FOR YOUR SCHOOL
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