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Driver’s sick act during horse hit-and-run

THE owner of a Brisbane show horse was devastated after her animal suffered sickening injuries when it was hit by a car — while it was in its paddock. But it was the driver’s attempt to ...

Property prince hits Rich List top 3

A PROPERTY prince slammed for criticising Millennials’ smashed avo habits has had the last laugh — cracking the top three of the Young Rich List for the first time ever.

Eight teens stabbed with syringe in Sydney school ‘prank’

EIGHT teenagers have been stabbed in a “prank” with a syringe at Plumpton High School in Sydney’s west this morning.

NRL draw 2019: Full fixtures released

PLAYERS might still be on holidays after a huge 2018 season but clubs have already begun preparations for the 2019 campaign, starting with the release of next year’s full draw.

School program here to stay … sort of

QUEENSLAND’S Independent Public School program will remain in place until “at least” the end of 2020. But it might be in for some changes and other school wanting to sign up to it shou...

Empty shops plague foreshore

“GREEDY” landlords are under fire from the business sector of a seaside strip north of Brisbane as empty shop fronts continue to linger. Some buildings have reportedly been vacant for up...

Meghan accused of enormous lie

THE Duchess of Sussex has won fans for her tour of the Pacific region. But her biggest critic says she’s told a bare-faced lie.

Coast bar owner says girl is ‘too ugly to be spiked’

A GOLD Coast bar owner has come under fire for telling a girl she is ‘too ugly’ to be spiked after she claimed his bartender had tampered with a drink. He claims he is the victim of a bu...

Killer bikie launches audacious bid for freedom

A KILLER bikie jailed less than a year ago for the stabbing death of a rival is already fighting for his freedom — more than six years before he’s due for release.

Heartbreaking extent of drought revealed

QUEENSLAND farmers have lost half their annual income and about 60 per cent are running on very limited water supply due to ongoing drought conditions, a new survey has revealed.