Queensland News

Sat 5 Dec 2015

Memories of family farm drive donations for drought families

Memories of family farm drive donations for drought families

TRAVELLING to and from a family farm at Mundubbera as a child, seeing the dry country was enough of a wake up call for Neridah McGregor to want to help.

Donations for family of man killed in tree-lopping accident

Donations for family of man killed in tree-lopping accident

THE Central Queensland community has rallied around the family of 30-year-old Daniel Wickham, who was tragically killed in a workplace tree-lopping accident.

Father-of-two killed in hit and run

Father-of-two killed in hit and run

YELLOW sunflowers and frangipani blooms have been placed beside Queen St in tribute to a 38-year-old man who was fatally struck by a four-wheel-drive.

Little praise for former minister after a year-long saga

Little praise for former minister after a year-long saga

OPPOSITION Leader Lawrence Springborg said the way Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk handled the Jo-Ann Miller saga was appalling.

Reckless Jo falls on her sword and resigns from Cabinet

Reckless Jo falls on her sword and resigns from Cabinet

BUNDAMBA MP Jo-Ann Miller’s fall from grace is complete after she sensationally quit Cabinet on the final sitting day of the parliamentary year.

Council withdraws retiree's fine for failing to mow lawn

Council withdraws retiree's fine for failing to mow lawn

A FINE issued to a Bundamba retiree who failed to keep his lawn mowed while recovering from coronary treatment has been withdrawn.

Search area revisited after Tiahleigh Palmer's shoe found

Search area revisited after Tiahleigh Palmer's shoe found

A SHOE belonging to Queensland schoolgirl Tiahleigh Palmer has been found at the same Gold Coast river where her body was located.

Legal changes to oust attackers in DV

Legal changes to oust attackers in DV

IT WILL be mandatory for Queensland magistrates to consider ouster conditions after new laws were passed by State Parliament today.

Senate inquiry forces construction industry overhaul

Senate inquiry forces construction industry overhaul

A SENATE inquiry that focused heavily on the collapse of Walton Constructions has recommended sweeping changes to the way the construction industry operates.

Thu 3 Dec 2015

Never fear 10.31am again, Maccas to launch all-day brekky

Never fear 10.31am again, Maccas to launch all-day brekky

MCDONALDS Australia have announced an all-day breakfast menu will be introduced across all Queensland stores by February 2016 as part of a nation-wide roll-out.

Tue 1 Dec 2015

No changes to phone book deliveries: Sensis

No changes to phone book deliveries: Sensis

PHONE book distributors Sensis have rejected claims by Lawrence Springborg that the service may stop deliveries in the future.

Mon 30 Nov 2015

Man loses bid to overturn child sex conviction

Man loses bid to overturn child sex conviction

A MAN found guilty of sexually abusing his stepdaughter in Mackay and Collingwood Park has lost his bid to overturn his conviction.

Sun 29 Nov 2015

Police have found missing 12-year-old from Goodna

Police have found missing 12-year-old from Goodna

UPDATE: A 12-year-old boy missing from Goodna and last seen in Woodridge on November 19 has been located safe and well this evening.

Sat 28 Nov 2015

LATEST: Police still looking to talk to Luke Turnbull

LATEST: Police still looking to talk to Luke Turnbull

POLICE are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of a man in Bundaberg overnight.

Vandals once again destroy iconic Sunshine Coast mural

Vandals once again destroy iconic Sunshine Coast mural

ONLY weeks after it was restored, vandals have once again destroyed the iconic wave mural in the canefield near Pacific Paradise.

Gran on drugs bangs head on pavement, spits on cop

Gran on drugs bangs head on pavement, spits on cop

A GRANDMA inexplicably began banging her head on the pavement then spat at a police officer as he tried to give her a helping hand.

Nudist beach would be an asset to Noosa's economy

Nudist beach would be an asset to Noosa's economy

THE creation of a legal nudist beach would be worth $50 million a year to the Noosa economy, the Australian Sex Party claims.

Tug boat capsize and death was 'entirely avoidable'

Tug boat capsize and death was 'entirely avoidable'

CAPTAIN Dudley Jacobs drowned in Gladstone harbour on June 11, 2011 aboard the Adonis tug boat. A coronial inquest has found his death was “entirely avoidable”.

Father jailed for throwing baby girl

Father jailed for throwing baby girl

A 22-YEAR-OLD Bundaberg father who had a “brain snap” and threw his three month old daughter, fracturing the baby’s ribs, has been jailed for 12 months.

Bus driver attacker sentenced for series of drunk events

Bus driver attacker sentenced for series of drunk events

BUS driver Wim Baas sat quietly at the back of a court room, his right arm in a sling, as the man who bashed him at a bus stop was sentenced yesterday.

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