Disgraced Barba to hand himself in

Fallen NRL star Ben Barba is set to be charged over the alleged assault of his partner which saw him sensationally rubbed out of rugby league, as footage of of him verbally abusing a TV repo...

Is your council listening in on you?

Brisbane City Council says it should have the option to use surveillance devices to listen in on certain conversations, as well as track the geographic location of people and their vehicles.

How to dodge Brisbane motorway’s choke point

Don’t get caught up in the two-hour snarls that plagued the notorious merge point between to Brisbane motorways yesterday. There are new on and off ramps, you just have to know where to fi...

Killer dad denied ultimate sin next to son's deathbed

Shane Purssell Akehurst was still trying to talk his way out of arrest as his son Corby lie brain dead in a bed in Lady Cilento Children's Hospital, but police knew all was not as it seemed.

Boeing black box found as planes grounded

Airlines in multiple countries have suspended the use of Boeing’s new 737 MAX 8 aircraft, as the black box of an Ethiopian Airlines flight is examined for clues.

Latham wants Aboriginal DNA testing

NSW One Nation candidate Mark Latham says the party will introduce new laws requiring people who declare themselves Aboriginal to undergo DNA testing in order to “crackdown on rorting of i...

‘Elected Deputy PM’ ramps up pressure on PM, Nats

IN an extraordinary day of infighting the Coalition has been left more divided than ever on coal power for Queensland, while Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack launched an extraordinary...

Superman, Bollywood star, pool guy... Palmer’s weird, wacky world

The ranks of Clive Palmer’s new federal political team are bolstered by a Bollywood actor, a pool cleaning salesman who wants to depose the Chinese president and a retired engineer who bra...

Tom Sangster’s top 10 cheapies

Cheapies are the cornerstone of any SuperCoach team and you’ll need approximately 10 in your initial side.

New scientific find about the flu

The flu virus is a slippery beast, changing from year to year — always one step ahead of the best vaccine science can throw at it. But there is new evidence that may be about to change.