A teen charged with unlawful use of a vehicle linked to the stabbing death of Vyleen White has been sentenced after his parents marched the “out of control” boy to a police station in the days following the incident, a court has heard.
A bankrupt former Queensland barrister awaiting trial on a corruption charge related to former Ipswich mayor Paul Pisasale, has made a significant move in relation to the proceedings.
Over the past 12 months, 11,749 victims of sexual abuse and rape have come forward across Queensland as the state grapples with a sexual violence crisis.
From young prodigies, established leaders and esteemed stalwarts, the quality of Queensland’s livestock auctioneers is at an all time high. Meet the men driving one of our most important industries to new heights.
Queensland’s local councils are being relentlessly lobbied by anti-fluoride conspiracy theorists – including a prolific group founded by a ‘sovereign citizen’ and holocaust denier.
From drink driving, to fraud, to a “haymaker style” assault on a pizza shop worker, see the “embarrassing” acts that saw Queensland’s social media stars make headlines for all the wrong reasons in 2024.
Brassall proved to be a hot market last week with six properties selling for a total value of $4 million. See the latest auction and sales results.
It costs local councils less than the price of a cup of coffee per resident to fluoridate the water supply for a whole year, new analysis has revealed.
A little girl living in a North Qld mining town and struggling with cerebral palsy took her first steps within just days thanks to state-of-the-art treatment in SEQ. Now, her incredible therapists are hitting the road to help other families.
Brassall proved to be a hot market last week with five properties selling for a total value of $3.4 million. See the latest auction and sales results.
Family of a Queensland woman allegedly murdered by her pilot husband have filed an urgent court application to protect the interests of her estate.
Queensland home values soared by up to 43.1 per cent in 2024 with affordable suburbs once avoided by buyers leading the charge. See the top performers!
Residents who have been kicking up a stick after more than a decade of dealing with foul “rotten egg” stenches from an industrial estate near Brisbane are finally set to find out if the stink is having negative effects on their health.
Three Queensland members have been hauled before the court charged over a scam that saw them claiming meals at defence mess halls, with two given jail sentences.
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