Govt threat to invading animal activists

The Government is cracking down on animal rights “zealots” caught invading farms, warning them they face heavy penalties for their actions.

Terminally ill bride’s wish comes true

A terminally ill southeast Queensland bride whose wedding wish was granted repaid the generosity in the best possible way thanks to a bridal party with a difference.

PM tight-lipped on election date

Australians won’t be going to the polls until at least May 18, as the Morrison government opts to spend more time selling its budget.

Pisasale accused of touching-up hotel worker

A worker in a luxury Osaka hotel allegedly complained about being touched-up by then-Ipswich mayor Paul Pisasale while he was on a week-long council trip to Japan.

Kate Ritchie’s ex-NRL star husband charged with drink driving

Radio star Kate Ritchie’s husband — former Roosters and Dragons player Stuart Webb — allegedly ran a red light, blew 0.083 on a breathalyser and was driving on a suspended licence when...

Qld workers bite back over Arnott’s pay

Brisbane Arnott’s factory workers say they have been underpaid to the tune of $1 million by the renowned biscuit maker over six years, and have filed a claim in the Federal Court.

QR plan to raise retirement age of drivers

A DESPERATE Queensland Rail in a recruitment crisis mooted holding on to drivers beyond the average retirement age of 63.

Social media users sign away privacy rights

People are unwittingly signing their digital lives away when they download social media apps, handing tech titans control over personal information which they can use at their mercy.

Historic homes now hot property

As one of Brisbane’s oldest homes hits the market, we take a look at some of the city’s grandest and most iconic heritage properties.

Sun to shine this school holidays

The sunshine state will be living up to its name these school holidays, with temperatures of about 28-30C in the upcoming week.