Man convicted over murder, butchering of rich uncle loses appeal
A Queensland man who murdered his wealthy uncle and cut up his body with an axe has lost his appeal against conviction.
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7k claims, $113m payouts: Qld car theft epidemic out of control
Queensland has recorded a 101 per cent jump in car theft insurance claims from 2015-24, the biggest increase of any state. VOTE IN OUR POLL
WATCH: AFL legend makes mark with ‘unique’ wellness business
A former AFL star alongside two health gurus are spearheading a wellness business that promises a ‘holistic’ approach to relaxation and recovery.
Games reality check: Sorry Dave, we’re afraid you can’t do a Dan
Queensland has been warned to learn lessons from the “debacle” of Victoria’s cancelled Commonwealth Games and not spread events too far across the regions. VOTE IN OUR POLL
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‘I have no girls left’: Next chapter revealed for Hannah Clarke’s shattered parents
Five years after the tragedy that horrified the nation and crushed a close-knit Queensland family, Lloyd and Sue Clarke are ready to begin their next chapter. But it’s a move that’s not without deep sadness.
83mm in 60 mins: Morning storms after inland Qld hammered
Severe thunderstorms have hit parts of inland Queensland overnight, with one area recording more than 80mm in an hour, as more flared up this morning.
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Editor’s view: Deep stain of domestic violence continues to shame Australia
If there is a tragedy which encapsulates the full horror of Australia’s domestic violence crisis, it’s the tragedy which struck the Clarke family in 2020. But as DV rates continue to soar, we must consider – is enough being done to stop this scourge?
Elite Qld schools trial AI for marking, ease load on teachers
Artificial intelligence is being used at more than 20 of Queensland’s most prestigious schools to help mark student assessments in a trial aimed at to reducing teaching workloads.
Displaced Qld kids choosing life on the streets over state care
Children under the care of the state are walking out of residential care in favour of living on the streets as the department struggles to cope with a record surge in placements.
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