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6th November 2024

AM Edition

‘Lost their trust’: Miles, Dick return to scene of electoral annihilation

Steven Miles and Cameron Dick will face regional Queensland voters to learn why they wiped Labor off the map.

Race Day Socials: See all the Melbourne Cup day snaps here

A massive crowd of race and fashion fanatics turned out for Melbourne Cup day at the Ville. See all the photos here.

‘I give this message to Glencore’: Premier’s warning to mining giant

Premier David Crisafulli has cautioned Glencore not to threaten the livelihood of outback mining communities by sitting on its resources.

Police believe woman found dead in Garbutt residence may have been deceased for several days

Investigations are still ongoing into the death of a woman in Townsville, with police saying she may have been dead for several days before a phone call was made to conduct a welfa...

‘First, second, third priority’: Premier seeks Thompson fix

Premier David Crisafulli has refused to meet with Mayor Troy Thompson in his first visit to the city after the election, saying the city can no longer be ‘held to ransom’.

VIDEO: Man boards moving truck to evade Townsville police

Police have released shock details about a Townsville incident in which a man was filmed boarding a moving truck in an attempt to flee pursuing officers.

First NQ recipient of cancer treatment hoping to fulfil dream for late daughter

With the dream of beating cancer so he can finish his wish of repairing his late daughter’s car, a 72-year-old Charters Towers man has become the first person in North Queensland t...

Breaking point: Reason behind Block flirter’s meltdown

She tried to play it cool as The Block flirt scandal climaxed with one couple quitting the show. But Mimi has finally unravelled.

$100 into $3.2 million: Punter’s remarkable Cup win

‘It is a life-changing result’: Bookmaker confirms amazing first four bet on 2024 Melbourne Cup, with a canny punter nabbing a whopping seven-figure collect.

Aussie shopping centre ‘overrun by junkies, homeless’

One of Australia’s oldest and most iconic department stores today resembles a ghost town, with a shop owner saying the centre is overrun with homeless and junkies.