Police worker stole 40 weapons | Grocery thief 'choked' | Crackdown on builders

How former police worker stole 40 weapons

A Queensland Police employee who stole weapons and ammo from work came unstuck when he accidentally shot himself at home. The Brisbane court where he was today sentenced heard how he got awa...

Grocery 'thief' choked by Woolies employee in wild footage

Dramatic footage of an alleged shoplifter being choked on the ground by staff of a Sunshine Coast supermarket is being reviewed by management.

Crackdown on builders claiming big boys’ toys as assets

The jig is up for some of Queensland’s biggest builders who have been passing off jet skis, dirt bikes and even racehorses as assets.

$1.4m drug haul: Dad bailed despite ‘damning’ print

The father of an alleged Hells Angels bikie has been granted bail over a huge drugs and guns bust on the Gold Coast on a $100,000 surety.

Kevvie: This is my hardest decision yet

Queensland leader Kevin Walters has made plenty of big call in his coaching career, but the Broncos legend says there’s one choice in particular that’s keeping him awake at night.

State high school taking on elite rivals

This Brisbane state high school blitzed the 2018 OP leaderboard and now a $10.7m investment could help propel it further into the state’s elite education ranks.

Full guide to Brisbane’s Anzac Day services

From the Dawn Service at the Brisbane Cenotaph to a march through the streets of Beenleigh, here is your complete guide to the city’s Anzac Day services. SEE THE FULL LIST.

13-year-old girl missing since Thursday

Police are calling for public assistance after a young teenage girl went missing after getting into a stranger’s car south of Brisbane.

Exclusive Brisbane school employs Super Rugby coach

One of Brisbane’s most exclusive boys schools has put its faith in a former Super Rugby coach and Wallabies staffer to take on its director of sport position.

Bring in pill testing or more youths will die

Please, Australian politicians, it's time to introduce pill testing or young people will continue to die at festivals, writes Matty Holdsworth.