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12th February 2025

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Bloodletting continues at Channel 7 with another high profile exit

The bloodletting continues at Channel 7, with the shock departure of a long-serving department head.

Machete gang’s violent spree leaves trail of destruction and fear

A group of hooded offenders armed with knives, a machete and tools have left a trail of destruction and fear in their wake, following a violent crime spree across Brisbane’s south ...

Bankstown Hospital workers brag about ‘killing’ Israeli patients

Two Sydney nurses have been stood down after they were filmed declaring they refuse to treat Israeli patients and would “kill them” if they presented to their ward.

Drunken brat Kerr kicked the biggest own goal of her career

Kerr acted like a spoilt brat, and although she was found not guilty, the men and women who keep us safe deserve better, writes Terry Goldsworthy.

Minister axes fresh plan to put grieving mums in maternity ward

Health Minister Tim Nicholls has axed a plan to co-locate grieving mothers with other newborns after being informed of the move by The Courier-Mail.

Aussie breakout star reported for suspect action

Matthew Kuhnemann’s dream tour of Sri Lanka has turned into a nightmare, with the Australian spinner’s action raising the suspicions of match officials.

Deputy Premier’s outrage as CFMEU to be rebuilt as ‘legally militant’

Industrial Relations Minister Jarrod Bleijie has issued a scathing rebuke over one word used by the CFMEU’s new administrator saying the state government will not co-operate unless...

European holiday? New car? How much you’re saving with 50c fares

We’ve crunched the numbers to find out how much everyday Queenslanders are saving thanks to 50c fares, and for some it’s enough for an annual European holiday or new car.

Australia hits back at US steel ‘kill’ claim

One of Donald Trump’s advisers has accused Australia of crushing America’s aluminium industry, but Treasurer Jim Chalmers has rebuked the claim.

Love him or hate him? Tell us how you really feel about Donald Trump

Donald Trump is the centre of conversation once more in the office, at the pub and around the dinner table. What do you think of the divisive leader? TAKE THE SURVEY