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20th March 2025

PM Edition

‘Out on the street’: Judge makes final call on resort units

A Magnetic Island lot owner says she’s worried for renters who will be “displaced” after a judge decided a holiday resort units could not be rented long-term.

Sewage shambles: MP blasts council as poonami crisis rages on

A furious federal MP has slammed Townsville City Council for neglecting basic infrastructure, particularly its failing sewage system, after yet another flood left residents wading ...

$680K A YEAR: Qld job with staggering salary up for grabs

It has to be one of the more lucrative job offers in Queensland, yet even an astronomical $680,000 salary package, plus free accommodation and five weeks’ leave has so far failed t...

‘Wouldn’t stop’: Pig dogs savage man in gruesome attack

A man who suffered appalling injuries when he was savaged by two pig dogs has recounted graphic details about the gruesome attack and his heroic rescue. GRAPHIC CONTENT

72 seconds left: The ‘freakish’ play that led to a grand final miracle

Two forgotten moments changed the course of NRL history in 2015: One, a regret that still haunts a Broncos legend; the other, a stunning play dwarfed by Johnathan Thurston’s field-...

340mm+: Rain smashes NQ, major flood warning

North Queensland is on alert again after significant rainfall totals were recorded in parts of the region overnight. DETAILS.

‘Taken a bigger fall than Mike Tyson’: Champion boxer on meth trafficking charges

A former pro boxer facing two drug trafficking charges has been remanded in custody after a magistrate quizzed his lawyer about whether he was champion, ‘The Kolby ‘Koas’ Johnson’....

‘Evil bastard’ slammed for move against Tesla

A US politician is taking great pleasure from Elon Musk’s pain, delighting supporters with savage takedowns of both Musk and Tesla owners.

Shock figure Gen Z wants to earn to live comfortably

Property experts have revealed the household income Gen Z believes they need to live comfortably. And the figure is mindblowing.

What nine months in space did to NASA astronauts’ bodies

After a nine-month odyssey, the two US astronauts are back on Earth. From vision loss to fluid build-up, here’s what happens next.