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Independent report into Qld towing industry goes to heart of dodgy business model
Hundreds of drivers lodged official complaints as part of the report, raising concerns about exorbitant release fees and intimidating tactics used by rogue tow truck operators.
Woman's body found in Cape York
A woman’s body has been found in bushland north of Cooktown, on Queensland’s Cape York Peninsula.
Brisbane Sexpo: Attendance, premium tickets, product sales records broken
Premium ticket sales, overall attendance numbers, as well as product sales had all reached new highs going into Sunday – the final day of the exhibition.
Towing fees to be capped in Queensland after complaints about dodgy operators
Queensland’s tow truck industry will be regulated and fees capped at $250 under new fast-tracked laws. It comes after complaints that people who parked on private property were being charged exorbitant fees to get their cars back.
Acland coal mine expansion uncertainty leaves jobs in limbo
The company at the centre of one of Queensland’s longest running mine disputes says time is running out for the people who rely on it for jobs, as activist groups question New Hope’s exploration plans.
Ipswich the 'dump capital' after waste levy scrapping
Ipswich becomes the “dumping capital” after a waste levy is scrapped to make it cheaper for interstate businesses to get rid of their rubbish in Queensland, the Acting Mayor says.
Casual Waiter/Waitress in North Lakes – North Lakes QLD
A restaurant/cafe in North Lakes is seeking a casual Waiter/Waitress (up to 10 hours per week) to join our team. To be considered for this role you…
Team Member – Cleaning and Trolley Collection – Coles Kallngur – Kallangur QLD
At Coles, we need your passion for perfection to help us deliver top quality trolley and cleaning services to our stores. This is how we make a great first…
New South Wales left Queensland broke from day one
The government of New South Wales left the new colony of Queensland “broke” with the equivalent of just six cents in its treasury coffers when the Sunshine State began in December 1859.