Cabcharge is one step closer to aquiring Yellow Cabs in Queensland after the nation’s consumer watchdog announced it would not oppose the move.
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Giant stuffed koala found, two charged with theft
Logan police are appealing for public assistance to help find a stolen giant stuffed koala.
Accused Qld dating site rapist not guilty
A man accused of holding down and raping a woman he had met through a dating site has been cleared of four counts of rape and one of sexual assault.
Moore returns as Cheika rings changes for Italy Test
Wallabies coach Michael Cheika has made six changes to his side for Saturday’s Test against Italy in Brisbane, headed by the return of captain Stephen Moore.
Brisbane restaurant fined over dodgy mayonnaise that sickened 29 people
A Brisbane restaurant that unknowingly used eggs containing salmonella to make mayonnaise, causing 29 people to fall ill, is fined $37,000.
Psychologists want to know why people would douse themselves in 500L of blood
The psychology researchers are hoping to learn what participants get out of such events.
All-timber office building to be built in Brisbane
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Man acquitted of girl's death pushes to access police report leaked to Channel Seven
A Queensland man acquitted of killing a girl 26 years ago is continuing his fight to access a confidential police report that was subsequently leaked to the Seven Network.
South Bank restaurant fined over mayonnaise food poisoning
A Brisbane restaurant that gave 29 people food poisoning, including an elite athlete who had to be hospitalised for three days, has been fined $37,000.
Labor MP refers Pisasale allegations to Queensland's crime watchdog
Former police minister Jo-Ann Miller has referred claims that ex-mayor Paul Pisasale received inside information about police raids and arrests from a QPS worker to the Crime and Corruption Commission.