An Uber driver arrested this month on rape charges is accused of another attack, dating back to September 2015.
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Princess Alexandra Hospital cladding is combustible, government confirms
The state government says further testing is required to see if it is dangerous to patients and staff.
Bid to stop spread of red fire ants has failed, experts say
Government agencies have failed to contain the spread of the deadly red imported fire ant in Queensland and oversight should be handed to an independent body, according to feral pest experts.
Hundreds of prisoners sharing cells designed for one in Queensland jails
More than 600 prisoners are sharing cells designed for one person at a major south-east Queensland jail.
Pig's head left outside school for Muslim children in Brisbane's south
Muslim schoolchildren were targeted in an early morning attack in Brisbane’s south on Wednesday, when a bag with a featuring a swastika and containing a severed pig’s head was left at a school’s front gate.
Pig's head dumped outside Brisbane Islamic school
Two young men are caught on security cameras leaving a swastika-labelled bag at the Islamic College of Brisbane with a pig’s head inside, in what the school labels “a disgusting act of cowardice”.
Combustible cladding found on Brisbane hospital
The Queensland Government confirms cladding on Brisbane’s Princess Alexandra Hospital is combustible, after tests were conducted in the wake of London’s Grenfell Tower inferno tragedy.
'Same old s—': Greens' rainbow scarf man recites poetry live on television
A Greens councillor known around the nation as “rainbow scarf man” has used his new found fame to deliver beat poetry, complete with an expletive, on live television.
Department of Defence contractors charged over army towing injury
Two Department of Defence contractors are each facing fines of up to $6 million after an incident in which a worker was almost crushed by an army vehicle.
Brisbane's red staircase transformed in street art project
Local artists from around Brisbane are asked what kind of world they would like to live in when tasked with designing flags for a street art project in Brisbane’s CBD.