A teenager charged over the assault of a six-year-old girl at Loganlea south of Brisbane will “vehemently” fight the charges against him, his lawyer says, after the accused faced a Beenleigh court.
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These are the most annoying noises driving people mad
Loud noises driving you crazy? You don’t have to suffer in silence, here’s what you need to know if you want to raise your voice over that barking dog, out-of-hours construction work, and hoons.
Share economy rivers of gold could become more of a trickle, expert warns
Thousands of older Australians are plunging into the share economy to make easy extra money, but an expert warns that cash may soon be harder to grab.
Wallabies trailblazer on rugby's Indigenous pride and poaching by rugby league
Lloyd McDermott was the first Indigenous person to represent Australia in rugby union, but says there would be more like him if not for rugby league’s intervention.
Which state has the best drinking water in Australia?
A friendly competition run by the Water Industry Operators Association narrows down the best-tasting tap water in the country.
Rain easing over north Queensland; severe weather warning cancelled
Rain is finally easing in northern and central Queensland after coastal areas north of Hervey Bay copped a battering, cutting the Bruce Highway and leaving several towns stranded.
Former teacher accused of slashing baby grandson to undergo medical assessment
A 64-year-old woman who allegedly slashed her grandson across the face and neck with a large knife will be medically assessed after facing a Brisbane court charged with attempted murder.
Street art festival transforms West End, gives back to homeless
Abstract murals, supersized portraits and vibrant panoramas are popping up around Brisbane amid preparations for a festival celebrating the city’s street art talent.
Logan Mayor accused of changing stance on donor conflict of interest
Logan councillors question why Mayor Luke Smith chooses to declare a conflict of interest relating to a developer campaign donor when he has not previously done so in similar council debates.
Regional Australians 90pc more likely than city folk to die from heart disease
A lack of access to health care, geographical isolation, and lower incomes mean rural people are more likely to die from heart diseases, a report released today shows.