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Meth mum jailed after 170km/h death drive

The little boy was found naked, ejected from a car that was being driven at more than 170km/h. Another passenger was also dead, both suffered 'massive and horrific' injuries. The woman...

Downfall that led to doc’s ‘upskirting’ offences

A senior doctor has pleaded guilty to filming up the skirts of female staff and customers at a Brisbane shopping centre, after his professional life took a downward spiral.

Peter Badel’s top 50 NRL players: 50-41

A year is a long time in footy, as highlighted by those players who have rocketed up Peter Badel’s top 50, and those who have taken a tumble down the list. See the first 10 players here.

Public servants growing in number — and pay

The average cost of a Queensland public servant has jumped almost 12 per cent in five years, while their ranks continue to grow, the latest state audit report shows.

Luke Perry has ‘massive’ stroke

Former Hollywood bad boy Luke Perry is in hospital after suffering a ‘massive’ stroke the day his former TV show, 90210, announced a reboot.

Elite school’s gag order for sex abuse compo

Victims of child sex abuse at the hands of a teacher have been forced to sign non-disclosure agreements to receive compensation from Queensland’s most expensive private school.

Why Trump-Kim summit collapsed

The summit between Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un seemed to be going well, but the two sides failed to reach a deal and it suddenly collapsed.

PM’s cash promise for flood-hit farmers

Devastated Queensland graziers will be given cash to buy cattle and rebuild their flood-ravaged properties under a multi-pronged, multibillion-dollar Federal Government plan.

Time to buy a Brisbane apartment

The time to buy an apartment in Brisbane is now, with nearly two thirds of unit projects ditched or deferred as the city heads towards an undersupply of stock, a new report reveals.

Beleaguered Beattie flags early retirement

Besieged Peter Beattie says he will not serve a full six-year term as ARLC chairman, even naming three colleagues ready to succeed him.