Bus runs red light during pedestrian safety push

LESS than 24 hours after announcing a raft of changes to improve pedestrian safety in the CBD, the Brisbane City Council has been left red-faced by a photo of a bus allegedly running a red l...

‘Katter in contempt of electoral commission’

QUEENSLAND Attorney-General Yvette D’Ath has lashed the Katter’s Australian Party for alleging political interference in last year’s electoral redistribution.

Broncos deny injury dramas as stars miss training

FOUR players failed to finish training as Brisbane held a lengthy session in preparation for the elimination final against the Dragons.

Trump in ‘complete meltdown’

DONALD Trump has reacted furiously to a bombshell article in the NY Times. Behind closed doors, his mood is “volcanic”.

Brisbane TV show picked up by US giant

IN a major coup for local creators, a Brisbane crime drama has been picked up in a major distribution deal with US streaming service Hulu.

Paul Kelly’s surprise midnight set

HIS last Brisbane gig sold out in little over a week, but Christmas came early for a few hundred lucky punters when Aussie music icon Paul Kelly played a surprise set just after midnight.

Bolt: Accidental PM must speak up

SCOTT Morrison is running out of time to explain to voters what he will fight for as Prime Minister, writes Andrew Bolt.

Protests, flour bombs derail Test chance

HE went on to play 30 Tests for the Wallabies but as a schoolboy at Nudgee College he was robbed of playing in front of a Test crowd packed into the Brisbane Exhibition Ground.

GPS school rugby: Churchie on a roll

IT’S a rare thing in GPS schools rugby to rebound from a Round One defeat to raise the GPS trophy eight weeks later.

Mixed bag of homes to go under hammer

SPRING has sprung, with over 100 homes to go under the hammer over the weekend — including the former British consulate.