Anti-Adani saboteurs face financial ruin

Militant anti-Adani protesters say they face possible bankruptcy in a landmark lawsuit that could make them personally responsible for the financial fallout of blocking coal trains.

‘Insulting’ compo offer for Lime Scooter injuries

A Brisbane woman knocked unconscious and seriously injured in a Lime Scooter accident has been offered an “insulting” compensation figure and some $1 discount vouchers, provided she sign...

Zayviar’s one-in-a-billion mystery cracked

Seven male members of Zayviar Mullins’ family are the only humans among the planet’s 7 billion to be living with this particular chromosomal abnormality, and Queensland geneticists have ...

Woman sues tour company faces for $462k

A woman is suing a Queensland tour company for almost $462,000, claiming she fractured her spine when she was thrown in the air and landed heavily on a seat during a boat trip

Why we should cry poor over tax on the rich

If the Labor Party wins power it plans to attack the retirement funds of hardworking Australians earning more than $200,000 a year. It’s just not fair, writes Peter Gleeson.

Strange ritual at centre of $43m legal battle

A high rolling gambler claims a strange ritual is at the centre of his bitter $43 million legal battle with Star casinos.

Shock jock KAK has had a gutful

KAK is causing trouble, turning on anyone and anything that enters her path. And she doesn’t care about the consequences.

Joey mounts brave fight after horror riding accident

He was dragged 300m by his horse, suffered skull fractures, a brain injury, a collapsed lung and a torn liver but, five months on from his horror accident, little Joey is well and truly on t...

Queensland men add to surge in plastic surgery

Plastic surgeons across Brisbane have reported a 20 to 30 per cent increase in male clients as social media influences Queensland men to have cosmetic surgery more than ever before, and ther...

Failure not an option for Holmes

Valentine Holmes doesn’t plan on returning to the NRL until he fulfils his American dream, regardless of what the critics back home are saying, writes PETER BADEL.