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20th August 2024

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'Most offensive thing I've heard': Parliament erupts over Premier's comments

Steven Miles has caused an uproar in parliament over explosive comments relating to construction workers, for which he has apologised. QUESTION TIME LIVE

‘Go woke, go broke’: War of words over Qld’s ‘gutless’ schools

Queensland’s schools have been urged to address their own issues in a bid to ultimately tackle bullying affecting so many students. HAVE YOUR SAY

‘Teary, shaking’: Thief steals family caravan as kids sleep inside

A family’s dream trip around Australia turned into a nightmare when their caravan, with three young kids sleeping inside, was stolen in a terrifying late-night ordeal. Read an eyew...

Watch: Exploding battery turns head-seeking dump missile

Shocking footage has captured the moment a battery explodes at a Brisbane dump and almost strikes someone in the head. WATCH THE VIDEO

Boyd vs. Brohman: Daughter slams ‘Big Marn’ in emotional post

The daughter of former Test star Les Boyd has labelled Darryl Brohman “sad” in a brutal social media post in the wake of her father’s controversial induction into the rugby league ...

Comparison shop: Coles takes on Costco in bulk-buy price war

Buying in bulk has just become more competitive, with Coles taking on Costco to help consumers save money. SEE THE DEALS

Tate apologises for ‘ranga’ comments amid potential council investigation

Gold Coast Mayor Tom Tate has formally apologised for jokingly calling a fellow councillor a “ranga”, potentially heading off a full-blown investigation.

The bloke who bought a 170-year old pub and saved a town

Local grazier and butcher Frank Deshon rescued an Outback Qld town buying both the pub and the corner store and turned this tiny outpost into a must-visit tourist destination.

Taylor Swift slams Trump for using fake AI images

Music superstar Taylor Swift has hit back at claims she endorses Donald Trump for the US election after he posted multiple images of the singer.

Temps to soar to 36C in blast of winter warmth

The mercury is expected to rise across Queensland this week, with the weather bureau tipping above-average temperatures and an elevated fire risk.