‘No murders’: Baby killer’s appeal bombshell
The killer nurse is serving 15 whole-life orders for murdering seven babies in a year-long reign of terror.
The killer nurse is serving 15 whole-life orders for murdering seven babies in a year-long reign of terror.
A top cop says police are facing an uphill battle to control reckless young e-bike riders who can’t be pursued because of the risk they or someone else could be killed or seriously hurt.
Far north Queensland residents are bracing for more torrential rain in already inundated regions as they struggle to secure supplies and start the massive clean-up effort.
Leopold had been quiet this off-season, but now the Lions have secured two quality players — one of those from a Geelong league side.
Hundreds have turned out to honour 17-year-old Charlize Zmuda who was killed in a shark attack off a beach on Bribie Island.
A driver who allegedly hit Sam Kerr’s nan with a car as she was getting off a bus told a court he “killed the lady, but she revived herself.”
A driver who allegedly hit Sam Kerr’s nan with a car as she was getting off a bus told a court he “killed the lady, but she revived herself.”
Hundreds of homeowners across North Queensland have already filed claims for flood damage, but insurance companies say it’s only the tip of the iceberg with many yet to return home and some not likely to have insurance at all.
The shattered father of the teen girl fatally mauled by a shark at Bribie Island has bravely urged people to “keep coming and enjoying our beach” despite his daughter’s tragic death.
The Liberal senator said that while Donald Trump had been criticised for wanting to take over Greenland, he’s not the first US politician who has wanted to do so.
A long-term sporting body’s chief executive has stepped down after more than eight years in the role growing the game he loves. Find out what happened.
The Chinese-owned AI app that caused a $1 trillion hit to prominent tech stocks has been banned on government devices over national security fears.
A Qld man allegedly linked to the Rebels accused, alongside two other men, of chasing a professional gambler referred to as a “rat” down in their cars and bashing him has been refused bail.
More details have emerged about an incident in a Red Centre warehouse which required a ‘critically injured’ worker to be transported to hospital. Read the latest.
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