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3rd October 2024

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Brisbane bombshell: Broncos great quits club

One of Kevin Walters’ trusted assistants informed the former coach of his decision to walk away from the football program a week before Walters was axed as Broncos coach.

Premier's candidate clanger; de Brenni grilled over Callide

Energy Minister Mick de Brenni has arrived at the Federal Court to be grilled over the Callide Power Station saga, while Steven Miles has thrown up a clanger in Rockhampton.

Revealed: Identity of man wanted over hot coffee attack

The identity of a man suspected of fleeing overseas after pouring a hot liquid on a baby at a Brisbane park has been revealed overseas.

‘Shredding for the wedding’: Albo reveals secret diet

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has opened up about his diet, special occasion meals, and his strategy to stay fit as he prepares for his upcoming wedding.

Cut it off, I have kids: Harrowing reason Storm star amputated leg

Tawera Nikau was Melbourne’s hero in the 1999 grand final, but his life would soon be marred by an unimaginable personal tragedy. Hear the former NRL star reveal the emotional unto...

Campaign quiz: Who was the last LNP Premier?

With the Queensland election just weeks away, we’ve created a campaign quiz. Test yourself.

Brisbane’s best hidden bars revealed (not just those in the CBD or Valley)

We’ve rounded up 12 of the River City’s best ‘hidden’ suburban venues from intimate date-night drinks spots to wardrobe-entrances and vinyl bars. SEE THE FULL LIST

‘Happy place’: Humble DIY trend sweeping Australia

From outhouses, microwaves, cabinets and old fridges, creative DIY-ers are repurposing old appliances into bookshelves, creating a literary haven right from their front yard.

‘Susan?’: Awkward moment as Premier forgets candidate’s name

Premier Steven Miles forgot the name of his party’s own candidate in Mirani, despite holding two consecutive press conferences in the electorate.

LNP pledges $50m for two new mental health units

The LNP will spend $50m on building two short-stay mental health units to help young Queenslanders suffering from anxiety, depression and eating disorders.