SEVERE thunderstorms are once again expected to hit southeast Queensland this afternoon after the region welcomed the beginning of 2018 with a bang on New Year’s Day.

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More severe thunderstorms on the way

SEVERE thunderstorms are once again expected to hit southeast Queensland this afternoon after the region welcomed the beginning of 2018 with a bang on New Year’s Day.

‘Long time since I’ve seen criminal history of 20 pages’

‘Long time since I’ve seen criminal history of 20 pages’

A MAN accused of stealing mobile phones from the hospital room of a man who lost his wife and daughter in a horror Christmas Day crash has been refused bail, with the magistrate shocked at h...

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‘I’m not a monster’: Child abuser speaks

‘I’m not a monster’: Child abuser speaks

MURDERED toddler Nia Glassie was put in a clothes dryer and then subjected to horrible abuse. Now one of her abusers has spoken.

New clue into seaplane’s deadly descent

THE same model of seaplane which nose-dived into the Hawkesbury River killing its pilot and a widowed British multi-millionaire and his family was involved in the deaths of another UK family...

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Horrific find in school sandpit

A CHILD who was casually playing in an Aussie school’s sandpit made a horrifying discovery, and promptly raised alarm bells.

The republic debate Aussies must have

ANALYSIS: IS Australia ready to become a republic? This is hwy it’s set to be the next major debate after same-sex marriage either way.

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Inmate calls on elderly dad for dodgy favour

Inmate calls on elderly dad for dodgy favour

A FORMER high-flying Brisbane real estate agent turned serial fraudster has been given another four months behind bars after taking questionable advice from fellow inmates.

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Six in hospital after stolen car in crash

Six in hospital after stolen car in crash

A MAN has been charged after allegedly stealing a car at gunpoint and causing a crash that left six people in hospital in Brisbane’s southside.

Positive expectations for Brisbane

PROPERTY price growth was subdued toward the end of the year, but expectations are for a positive 2018.

How Marsh mastered his mental demons

MITCHELL Marsh says the hard yards he put in to save the Boxing Day Test is only a snapshot into the work he’s put into transforming his game over the past 12 months.

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