High-flyer allegedly owes drivers ‘thousands’ in wages

Drivers of a Gold Coast transfer company allege they are owed thousands of dollars in wages while the owner operates his high-flying tourism company 1200km away.

The date Qld’s rail fail will finally be over

Transport Minister Mark Bailey has put a date on when Queensland Rail will restore all the 430 remaining train services missing since October 2016, but says it is still 95 drivers short of i...

When a drug boss posed as Sir Joh

When visiting Brisbane in the 1970s, it was not a good idea to make fun of the then-Premier Joh Bjelke Petersen. But the so-called “Mr Asia” drug boss and killer liked to live dangerously.

How you can work at new Qantas Pilot Academy

Dozens of jobs have been advertised for the new Qantas Pilot Academy ahead of its opening later this year and the school wants Queenslanders to apply for them.

Even in death, women like Priscilla are reduced to their looks

As her loved ones grieve deeply for Priscilla Brooten, reports reduce her to the “American beauty queen” allegedly murdered in Queensland. But there was so much more to this woman, write...

Man rushed to hospital after stabbing

Police are investigating after a man was stabbed in the chest by another man known to him during an altercation at a home east of Brisbane this morning.

'It was torture': Critically injured cop pleads with drivers

She's "not a big unit” but Ellie Jupp's fight for life while in ICU was so powerful five people couldn't hold her down as she thrashed on a hospital bed.

Optus threaten to cut services for early NBN switch

Optus has come under fire for threatening to disconnect Brisbane customers more than a year before the switch to the National Broadband Network.

Lurch to the Left leaves a bad taste

Labor’s preference to govern from the left leaves centrist voters cold and does nothing for its poor economic record. Queenslanders know the only thing propping up employment is the public...

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