Surveillance in public places can be considered an invasion of privacy, but it could also be the answer to finding lost children, tracking down persons of interest or simply providing data to retailers.
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Redland city councillor allegedly threatened resident over Facebook comments
“I went to his house to counsel him on his use of social media.”
Inspiration taken from London and NYC for 1930s-style bar on Queen Street Mall
Inspiration has been taken from a London pub and a New York saloon to transform a former bank building in Brisbane’s CBD into a luxurious bar.
Security guards who spoke with Fair Work threatened with sack, Ombudsman claims
A Gold Coast security company is facing charges in the Federal Circuit Court for allegedly sacking a worker sick with pneumonia, threatening to sack staff who spoke to the Fair Work Ombudsman and underpaying staff.
Queensland man, 78, charged with more than 100 sex offences
A Queensland man has been charged with more than 100 sex-related offences dating back 45 years.
Bulimba man allegedly tortured girlfriend for weeks
A man tortured and burnt his 21-year-old girlfriend for weeks before finally calling paramedics in a distressed state to get her help, police allege. He was arrested in Clayfield after a dramatic police chase.
Dog act: Thumbtacks put in pet food and spread across off-leash park
Hundreds of thumbtacks have been found in pet food left at an off-leash dog park in Ipswich.
Class action begins against Defence over toxic firefighting foam use
A class action involving 450 Oakey residents is launched against the Defence Department over the contamination of soil and water by toxic firefighting foam used at the Oakey Army Aviation Centre in south-east Queensland.
Horn's victory the correct decision, WBO review confirms
The World Boxing Organisation’s review of the scoring in the Jeff Horn-Manny Pacquiao fight shows the Aussie was a deserving winner, and the judges got their decision right.
Queensland police call in back-up as dispute with towing company escalates
Queensland police insist they will still be able to enforce the state’s anti-hoon laws, despite a bitter legal fight between the service and a towing company with exclusive rights to clear seized vehicles.