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Breakthrough at last in triple fatal case against Payne Haas’ mum

After months of lengthy delays, the manslaughter case against the mother of Brisbane Broncos star Payne Haas over a horror triple fatal car crash is finally set to proceed.

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GPS scorecard: Which Brisbane school comes out on top

The elite South East Qld schools with the best sporting record this century can officially be revealed for the first time following a comprehensive Courier Mail analysis across eig...

Dad charged after fatal fire kills 3 kids

A father is facing murder and attempted murder charges following a fatal fire that claimed the lives of three of his young children.

‘At peace with my past’: 20 years on from Lay Down Sally scandal

In 2004, Sally Robbins was written into sporting folklore after inexplicably downing tools on her team at the Athens Olympics. Twenty years on the repercussions are still being fel...

Religious group leader’s chilling text as little girl suffered in agony

A religious group is on trial accused of withdrawing eight-year-old Elizabeth Struhs’ insulin, believing God would save her. The little girl suffered for days before dying.

When was the Fringe Benefits Tax introduced in Australia?

The Chase Australia’s official Shark, Brydon Coverdale, has created a new daily quiz challenge. Test yourself.

Kids at risk as walking pneumonia cases explode amid drug shortage

Nearly 20,000 Queenslanders have been struck down by skyrocketing rates of walking pneumonia amid a major shortage of antibiotics.

AFL great bashed in horror first round KO

Watch the shocking footage that left fans fearing for this footy legend - who has his fourth baby arriving in just a few days.

Samsung’s new AI ring is a game-changer in the bedroom

Samsung’s next generation of AI will power a host of biggest changes, including a ring to monitor your snoring. VIDEO, PHOTOS

Massive blow for 1400 workers after underground mine fire

Anglo America’s Grosvenor mine in Central Queensland has been shut for more than a week after a “gas ignition event” forced it to be evacuated and shut down.

What Aussies pay for coke now as drug use hits record high

A surge in supply has supercharged Australia’s cocaine use despite the cost of living crisis. This is what drug users pay and who’s buying it.

Ice baths, fire circles: The $1500 male-only retreats tackling toxic masculinity

Many men are struggling. And some are turning to male-only retreats, complete with yoga, ice baths and fire circles for the answer. At up to $1500 a person, they’re not cheap...