More than 420 drivers have been caught either drink-driving or speeding every single day across Queensland over the past six weeks – even as the state reels from the worst road toll on record.
Some of Queensland’s top Airbnb hosts have turned their short-stay accommodations into more than just a side hustle.
See the latest auction and sales results in Ipswich for last week.
As Queensland’s mainstream political parties dodge questions on strengthening sentences for teen rapists, one party is calling on the LNP to keep their promise that serious teen offenders will be held accountable.
A Cairns footballer described as “one of the best” in the league has had his workers compensation claim thrown out of court after his finger was amputated following a workplace accident in Ipswich.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s pre-election spending spree continues in Queensland on Wednesday, as he unveils a $260m funding boost for a spate of infrastructure projects.
It’s one of the biggest issues across the country but Queensland evidently has a bigger problem than most states.
The first arrest statistics since the LNP Government’s flagship Making Queensland Safer Laws were introduced have been revealed, along with a stark warning from the state’s Police Commissioner.
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There were six properties sold in Ipswich last week, with 13 new listings in the region. See the latest auction and sales results.
A 17-year-old girl has been arrested for a high speed police chase in which she allegedly drove a stolen car “extraordinarily dangerously” on the wrong side of the Ipswich Motorway.
A Queensland family have described the emotional moment when they landed in Australia after fleeing a destructive earthquake that hit Vanuatu during their vacation.
Parts of SEQ were smashed by wild weather on Saturday night, leaving more than 10,000 without power, with more storms on the cards for much of the week.
Temperatures have risen into the mid-30s in parts of Queensland’s south east, prompting a warning for tourists to stay safe in the heat.
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