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16th September 2024

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Alleged Trump gunman a ‘loving and caring father’

The son of a male arrested over a plan to shoot Donald Trump during a game of golf has spoken out, as it’s revealed the accused had voted for the former president.

Motorbike crash leaves man fighting for life

A rescue helicopter has been deployed to the scene of a serious motorbike crash south of Brisbane, which has left a man fighting for his life.

‘We live halfway up a hill but our house is classed as a flood risk... just ridiculous’

Brisbane homeowners have been urged to check over flood maps on the back of skyrocketing insurance costs with some residents experiencing spikes of nearly $30k. WHAT YOU SAID

‘Incompetence’, ‘blatant lies’: Labor hits back over diesel-powered renewables project

Diesel generators will help deliver a near $1bn project to service Queensland’s growing renewable energy industry after managers forgot to organise mains power. But the state gover...

‘A gift’: Aussie star Elizabeth Debicki’s emotional Emmy win

Two of Australia’s biggest stars are celebrating major Emmy wins as hit series The Bear dominates TV’s biggest night. Follow our live coverage.

108 cases to 12: Vaccine’s key role in thwarting baby-killing virus

While parents have shown hesitancy over other vaccines, this one has had a huge uptake since it was rolled out this year.

$40m, two schools: LNP’s plan for high-risk teen offenders

Two youth justice schools aimed at keeping at-risk teen youth off the streets could open in Queensland if the LNP win government next month. But Premier Steven Miles says it will a...

We’ll beat the bullies: PM vows to fight social media giants

Australia won’t be intimidated by tech titans says Anthony Albanese as he pursues world-leading new laws raising the minimum age for social media.

‘Best celebration I’ve seen’: Brisbane Lions fan’s epic reaction to insane win

Is this the best reaction to the Brisbane Lions thrilling comeback against the Giants in the sudden-death semi-final?

‘Unusually cold’: Frosts, ‘feels-like’ -1.8C: Icy start to holidays as temperatures plunge

Temperatures have plunged across southern Queensland for the first day of the school holidays, with an apparent temperature of -1.7C recorded on the Granite Belt.