John Drew, a policy development officer for One Nation in Queensland, has a history of making offensive and racist remarks about Aboriginal people, migrants, and ethnic minorities. He also defended the Hitler Youth and expressed admiration for the White Australia policy. This comes despite One Nation's claims of implementing new vetting processes.
Jessica Beckett, a Queensland woman, appeared in court in Western Australia over her alleged role in a plan to smuggle bikie Dylan Cvek to Indonesia. Her lawyer claims she was unaware of the smuggling aspect, believing she was paid $20,000 for a yacht delivery. She was denied bail.
Jessica Beckett, 45, was denied bail in a WA court after being charged with attempted people smuggling. She claims she was only paid $20,000 to sail a yacht to Indonesia and was unaware it was part of a plan to smuggle a fugitive bikie, Dylan Cvek.
A 35-year-old Cairns man has been charged with disobeying a court suppression order for allegedly revealing the identity of a Queensland public figure involved in an extortion case. The man, who has a criminal history, was arrested and had his devices seized. He claims the case should be heard in open court.
Cameron Munster has never won a State of Origin match in Melbourne, despite a decorated career with the Maroons. As Queensland faces a series decider, Munster has a final chance to break this duck in his adopted hometown, aiming to cement his legacy as a modern Queensland hero.
Bobby Andrew Weaver, 31, has been sentenced to life in prison for the murder and dismemberment of his neighbour, David Thornton, in Ipswich, Queensland. Weaver shot Thornton, dismembered his body, and buried it in a freezer in the victim's backyard, later stealing $30,000 and faking messages to mislead Thornton's family.
Bobby Andrew Weaver, 31, has been sentenced to life in prison for murdering his neighbour, David Thornton, in Ipswich, Queensland. Weaver dismembered Thornton's body and buried it in a freezer in the victim's backyard after stealing $30,000 and attempting to deceive Thornton's family.
Queensland's government is selling state-owned land for housing, with three developers set to build 450 homes, an aged care facility, and affordable housing on a six-hectare Brisbane site. Deputy Premier Jarrod Bleijie highlighted the program's speed and focus on supply to address the housing crisis.
New evidence reveals Queensland police failures prior to toddler Mason Lee's death 10 years ago. Donald Trump calls for restraint after Israel targets Beirut, with a US-Iran ceasefire deal shaky. Farmers battle a severe mouse plague across Australia's grain belt, and the Socceroos start their World Cup campaign with a win.
Amateur fishermen in Queensland are split on whether to relax laws that limit the size and number of bull sharks they can catch. While some want easier access to larger sharks, others, including experts, are concerned about the ecological impact of removing apex predators and potential health risks from consuming larger fish.
Queensland players are offering full support to prop Tino Fa'asuamaleaui following the death of his father, Fereti, after a battle with cancer. Fa'asuamaleaui is with his family in Queensland, though he has indicated a desire to play in the upcoming State of Origin clash.
Queensland players are offering full support to Tino Fa'asuamaleaui following the death of his father, Fereti, after a battle with cancer. Fa'asuamaleaui is with his family in Queensland, but has indicated he wants to play in the upcoming State of Origin clash.
Avustralya'nın Sydney kentindeki Coogee Plajı'nda 35 yaşındaki bir kadın, kıyıdan 30 metre açıkta köpekbalığı saldırısına uğradı. Kadın, kollarından ve bacaklarından ağır yaralanırken, plaj 24 saatliğine kapatıldı. Görgü tanıkları olay yerinde büyük bir kan gölü gördüklerini belirtti.
A new $22 million high-protein peanut powder factory has opened in Kingaroy, Australia, capitalizing on the global protein trend. Plenty Foods' facility uses second-grade peanuts to create a low-fat, high-protein powder, offering a local alternative to traditional protein sources and targeting both domestic and export markets.
Queensland's Deputy Premier Jarrod Bleijie expresses no sympathy for youth detainees amid lockdown concerns, citing their role in triggering lockdowns through attacks on staff, while advocates raise concerns over welfare and rehabilitation.
Mackay Sugar, Australia's second-largest raw sugar producer, shut down two of its three mills after a cybersecurity attack. The company hopes to resume staged production next week, while growers face significant delays and potential losses due to the compromised systems.
Sergeants Lawrence and Hogan, part of Queensland's 48.7% female forensic workforce, share their experiences working in the outback, from solving crimes to community engagement, highlighting the rewards and challenges of their roles.
Cassowary Coast graziers claim rates are 'grossly inequitable' compared to neighboring regions, seeking transparency on calculation despite council's assurance of equity.
Queensland's Sunshine Coast Council reports a 150% increase in dog euthanasia, from 32 to 82, following 2024 law changes requiring euthanasia for regulated dogs involved in serious attacks.
Queensland beekeepers face a "terrifying" fight for survival against varroa mites, with many colonies lost and treatments proving ineffective. The mites' resistance to synthetic treatments and the high cost of alternatives are pushing the industry to the brink, impacting pollination for key crops.
Youth detention centres in South-East Queensland are experiencing severe staff shortages, resulting in lockdowns and alleged human rights violations for incarcerated children. Workers have staged protests over safety concerns, while advocates highlight the psychological damage caused by isolation and poor conditions.
A Queensland inquiry heard allegations of political interference in investigations into the CFMEU. Former officials claimed the Crime and Corruption Commission (CCC) stalled probes due to government pressure, and ministers allegedly intervened in regulatory actions against contractors.
Fraser Coast Hospice in regional Queensland will remain open after receiving $360,000 in donations, reversing a decision to enter voluntary administration. The facility needs $720,000 annually to cover costs.
French-Canadian firm Flying Whales aims to establish an airship cargo hub in Mount Isa, Australia, by 2029. The company seeks government investment for its carbon-neutral LCA60T airships, designed for low-cost freight in remote areas. However, talks have stalled as government funds prioritize other sectors.
