The woman who unsuccessfully sued three Queensland University of Technology students over what she alleged were racist Facebook posts is facing a bankruptcy action.
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Singaporean tourist remanded over Airbnb attack
Man allegedly attacked woman with a hammer at a home in Brisbane’s east.
Artists stream painting process to busy commuters
Thousands of commuters witness a live art project while sitting in gridlocked peak-hour traffic across Brisbane.
Nine areas taken off drought declared list
A long, dry summer in Queensland is starting to give way, with nine shires and two part shires taken off the drought declared list.
Fines doubled for developers who demolish Queensland heritage buildings
In a bid to better protect character homes, developers who demolish heritage buildings will now face fines of more than $500,000 if they flout local planning laws under new Queensland legislation.
One dead, three injured in crashes across south-east Queensland
A man has died and three others injured after separate traffic crashes across south-east Queensland Thursday morning.
Unpaid fines could be cleared for some Queenslanders with new laws
Some Queenslanders can now apply to clear unpaid fines by attending counselling or education sessions under new laws passed in Parliament on Wednesday night.
NRL adopts 'alternative' national anthem for Indigenous round
In addition to Advance Australia Fair, an alternative version of the national anthem will be played at tonight’s first match of the Indigenous round of the NRL season as part of a push to start a conversation about other anthem options.
LNP wants to refer Queensland Labor MP Rick Williams to ethics committee
The LNP asks the Speaker of Queensland Parliament to refer Labor backbencher Rick Williams to the powerful ethics committee over his involvement in a tow-truck company.
How Shane Jenek went from Mr Tiny Tot to Courtney Act
Shane Jenek’s career may have begun in suburban Brisbane, but the state capital was also a closet he had to leave in order to find himself.