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Jennifer Board’s killer tries for lighter sentence

The self-described ‘vigilante’ who crashed his car into a motorcyclist while chasing a car thief has applied to have his 12-year manslaughter sentence reduced.

Greyhound bus driver’s triple-fatal crash case stalls

A prosecutor has demanded the case for a bus driver alleged to have killed three passengers and significantly harmed others on the Bruce Highway progress quicker due to its severit...

Woman, boy charged after stabbings at Bushland Beach and Kirwan

A 19-year-old woman has been charged after two separate stabbing incidents over the weekend, with 17-year-old also being charged. DETAILS

School bus driver stood down over “inappropriate” incident

Townsville Catholic Education have reported an incident involving “inappropriate behaviour” from a Kinetic bus driver.

WATCH: Crews respond to restaurant fire after reports of ‘gas bottles on fire’

Queensland Fire Department crews from Townsville are on scene of a restaurant fire in Hermit Park, after reports of gas bottles being ‘alight’. LATEST >

‘This is more than training, it’s a rehearsal for the realities of war’

Seven nations, thousands of soldiers and hundreds of armoured vehicles are set to take over North Queensland. Find out all the details – including which town they will be infiltrat...

Qld camp chaos: Maroons star trapped in NSW

NSW has landed an early blow on Queensland, with the state’s wild weather delaying the arrival of a superstar Maroon. WATCH Billy Slater unveil his 2025 Maroons squad.

Buying Aussie-made products: Why it matters

Olympic golden girl Ariarne Titmus is calling on Australians to buy locally made products. Here’s why it’s important and how shoppers can make a huge difference.

Penbo: Junk food fascists declare new war on Australia’s poor

Once again our privileged ruling class has set its self-righteous sights on the people they think too stupid to look after themselves, writes David Penberthy. Have your say.

What banks don’t want Aussies to know

There are some things Australian banks don’t want Aussies to know - and it could save you up to $170,000.