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Smug vs dodgy: What voters think of Aussie leaders

An exclusive YouGov Galaxy poll for News Corp has revealed how different Australians see Scott Morrison and Bill Shorten, and reveals why the Coalition is on track for an election bloodbath.

Teachers on verge of walkout as myth busted

Teachers have long been thought to enjoy short working hours and long holidays. Nothing could be further from the truth, and thousands are considering walking off the job as a result.

Prostitutes busted a short walk from high school

Two women have been charged in relation to unlawful prostitution after police raided a business just down the road from a highly-regarded Brisbane high school.

Attempted murder charge after alleged cop attack

A man has been charged with attempted murder after he allegedly attacked a Queensland police officer with a knife.

‘Abysmal, unacceptable’: Legends unload on Broncos

Brisbane and Queensland legends have ripped into Broncos players, labelling them “soft” and challenging besieged coach Anthony Seibold to find some answers to his side’s insipid start ...

Silent killer targeting our tradies

A deadly disease is destroying the lives of tradespeople across Queensland with a Brisbane specialist at the forefront of the campaign to have more people tested

When will ScoMo call the election?

Scott Morrison and Bill Shorten have launched their pre-election campaigns and speculation is rife the Prime Minister will call the election sooner than some pundits think.

Issue threatening to tear Coalition apart

Weeks before the federal election, a simmering issue is tearing at the very fabric of the Coalition Government.

Story Bridge Climb couple selling Brisbane home

The owners of Brisbane’s Story Bridge Climb have listed their renovated Queenslander for sale as they prepare to downsize and, as you might expect, it’s a “step up” for many.

Chilling items used to smuggle drugs into Australia

US drug cartels are using household items ranging from vacuum cleaners, subwoofers, and cooking pots to medical supply bags and cereal boxes, to smuggle shipments of the deadly drug ice into...