Prime Minister Scott Morrison has touched down in Townsville to survey the flooded city and meet with devastated locals. It comes as two men remain unaccounted for, with fears they may have been swept into a drain, ahead of more heavy rainfalls.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has touched down in Townsville to survey the flooded city and meet with devastated locals. It comes as two men remain unaccounted for, with fears they may have ...
Greenberg: ‘No place for Barba in rugby league’
NRL boss Todd Greenberg says it’s time for Ben Barba “to find a new vocation” after confirming the disgraced rugby league star has been officially deregistered from the game.
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Biggest problem our teachers face
A nationwide survey of teachers has revealed their chief concern for their students, but many don’t know when they should intervene.
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Road rage: ‘I heard a bang and thought holy sh*t’
A Queensland man has told how he thought he was going to get his head smashed in during a wild road rage incident.
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Station’s $11m parking ‘fix’ doesn’t go down well
The Federal Government’s announcement of $11 million funding for more parking at a busy Brisbane train station has been slammed by the areas’s local MP, who says the pledge shows the Gov...
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Turnbull throws Libs under the bus after report release
Malcolm Turnbull has opened up a new war with his former Liberal colleagues, declaring the government should have called the banking royal commission earlier.
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CEOs need holidays too: NAB boss
In an awkward interview on Sky, National Australia Bank CEO Andrew Thorburn has defended his job performance — and his decision to take extended leave when the Hayne report was released �...
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Farmer who kicked stepson loses appeal
A Queensland farmer who dragged his teen stepson out of bed, kicked him with steel cap boots and ordered him to round up the cattle while wearing only his underpants has lost an appeal again...
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Mt Coot-tha zipline: What happens next
The State Government has confirmed the next steps for the controversial Mt Coot-tha zipline project, as more than 100 people opposed to the zipline rallied outside City Hall today.
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From the vault: Head of the River
Collapsing rowers, boisterous fans, and even a few clashes in the crowd. Take a step back in history and check out some of the best archive photos from the Head of the River.
