Police are calling for witnesses and dashcam footage to help track down the driver of a silver Holden Commodore allegedly involved in a hit-and-run that left a man critically injured.
The developer behind a highly-contested housing estate, rejected by the Sunshine Coast Council due to flooding concerns, has commenced legal proceedings.
Christmas is typically a time of celebration and family gatherings, but for some households, it brings the heartache of an empty seat at the table and the lingering pain of unanswered questions.
A magistrate heard that a once-respected nurse forged several prescriptions over a two-year period, which ultimately led to her being stood down and brought before the court.
A wanted trio in their 20s, allegedly armed with a machete, has been charged and faced court after a 150km police pursuit from Brisbane to the Sunshine Coast in an allegedly stolen car ended in an explosion. SEE THE VIDEO
More details have been revealed about a Sunshine Coast woman who has been charged with hitting a girl on an e-scooter and causing her serious injuries.
A tradesman has faced court over a terrifying attack at a hospital in which he threatened staff and then turned on the people who tried to intervene and restrain him.
A new public shooting gallery catering to unlicensed shooters as young as 11 has opened as firearm sports experience a surge in popularity. See our exclusive list of all gun clubs in Queensland.
Dozens of social media pages have emerged encouraging users to send in photos and fight videos of Queensland school children so they can be publicly bullied, in a worrying rise of cyber-bullying.
A developer will take Sunshine Coast council to court after his application to build a suburb’s first supermarket was rejected despite desperate pleas from residents to give it the tick.
As an alleged bikie threat in a Queensland beachside hotspot emerges, the dark past in the Sunshine Coast of drug raids, massive cash hauls and gang bosses has also come to light.
A man has detailed the night he thought his wife and three-month-old baby had died in a blazing house fire, as the family comes to terms with losing it all including their beloved dog.
From a former software company director to a seafood boss, these are business owners of the past and present who have fallen foul of the law.
A long-standing Queensland doctor’s misconduct over opioid prescriptions led to inappropriately high doses of morphine for one patient and police noticing another frequently asleep behind the wheel of a car.
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