Once a police dog dropout, Gavel the German shepherd now spends his days welcoming visitors to Government House.
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Brisbane City Council still awaiting new bus contract from state government
A contractual dispute has thrown the operation of Brisbane’s bus network into limbo.
Police hunting gang of thieves after crime spree in Brisbane's south
One woman, who had her handbag snatched at Darra Train Station, managed to fight back against the thief which resulted in him fleeing empty-handed.
Petrie residents given all-clear after water contamination fears
Residents were given the all-clear on Tuesday afternoon after a valve failure sparked fears the local water treatment plant had been contaminated.
Adani's 'green light' on Carmichael coal mine more mirage than reality
Sometimes, the lost desert wanderer does stumble into an oasis, replete with the proverbial date palms and life-saving waters.
Three stabbed as fight breaks out in Murwillumbah park
Police were called to reports of a fight at Knox Park on Brisbane Street in Murwillumbah, about 12 kilometres south of the Queensland border, just before 12.30pm.
Rare Shakespeare folio gets VIP treatment during flying Queensland visit
Transporting a 394-year-old book of Shakespeare’s works is not an easy logistical feat, with plane seats and special pillows used to bring the historic folio to Queensland.
Up to 5,000 to attend slain cop's funeral in Toowoomba
Senior Constable Brett Forte will be farewelled in Queensland’s largest police funeral in six years, with streets in Toowoomba to be closed for a guard of honour on Wednesday.
Queensland govt 'dogging' Canberra for Cross River Rail funding every day before budget
Treasurer Curtis Pitt said there were still “opportunities between now and next week, frankly, for the Turnbull government to have a very close look at what they can do”.
LNP council and Labor govt merge to solve Brisbane's traffic bottlenecks
The Connecting Brisbane strategy outlines a blueprint of how two public transport projects – Cross River Rail and Brisbane Metro – could combine to free up the city’s congestion ahead of a predicted population boom.