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2nd November 2024

Surf club forced to pay traditional owners for beach events

A small town surf club was forced by an Indigenous corporation to pay $2000 for the right to stage surf events on a public beach so the group could fund its “welcome to country” ce...

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Why we can expect anarchy at the next pandemic

The sister of a Queensland man who died soon after his release from quarantine during the pandemic has spoken about her family’s horrific experience.

Meet Qld’s only lion cub - who very nearly didn’t make it

A Queensland zoo was shocked when its middle-aged lioness fell pregnant with its new arrival delivered by an emergency caesarean to become the state’s only baby lion.

Red Tsunami: High drama as Tonga survive scare to stun Kiwis

Tonga stunned the Kiwis early, before surviving a New Zealand comeback, and some late drama, to secure a historic win and set up a Pacific Championship final against Australia.

Watch: Addo-Carr on the tools after Bulldogs sacking

Just 48 hours ago Josh Addo-Carr was earning $10K a week as a footy player. Now hard at work on a building site, the sacked Bulldog opens up to PETER BADEL about his career change....

Fifth Qld team? V’landys opens up on NRL’s expansion Plan B

ARL Commission boss Peter V’landys has revealed another Queensland team is a genuine option if expansion talks with the West Australian government collapse.

‘Unskilled’, ‘painful’: Kay McGrath on Seven’s call that rattled Kerry Stokes

Veteran Channel 7 newsreader Kay McGrath has weighed into the shock axing of Sharyn Ghidella, saying the network is now “focused on regaining trust” after the “unskilled” decision.

Qld in for severe thunderstorm repeat, 43C scorcher

Temperatures in parts of Queensland are expected to soar as high as 43C while SEQ could be hit with isolated storms following Friday’s incredible gustnado that swept through Brisba...

Iran’s Supreme Leader vows revenge on Israel, US

Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei vowed to respond to attacks by Israel and the US, after Hezbollah launched rockets at an Israeli intelligence base as Israel fires back...

‘This stinks’: Dick on warpath as Premier punts 10 top public servants

The LNP quietly announced after 6pm on Friday that 10 director generals would be sacked in a move that Opposition Leader Steven Miles says is another broken promise.

1930s Ascot estate sells for $23m in new Brisbane record

A historic Ascot home that recently underwent a $7m renovation has sold in an off market deal to a local buyer in the biggest sale in Brisbane’s history at a cool $23m.

Convicted Qld rapist’s unopposed release into community

One of Queensland’s most vile sex offenders who abused a nine-year-old girl while on bail was released unopposed with his latest release order now under the microscope of the Attor...

‘A-List Albo’ is trashing the ALP’s election chances

The Left elite’s disdain for ordinary people has been on stark display through the Prime Minister’s flights perks saga this week, writes Peta Credlin.

Star reveals truth about Savage Garden split

Former Savage Garden singer Darren Hayes has addressed the band’s controversial split, as he unveils his new memoir.