The scrapping of the Liberal National Party-preferred Bus and Train Tunnel was a blessing for the people of Brisbane, the city’s LNP deputy mayor Adrian Schrinner says.
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Distraction the key to calming children during procedures: study
A new study has found distraction is the best way to calm a child during burns dressing changes.
'Because I'm a child my brilliant opinion does not matter?': 11-year-olds object to Qld boundary changes
These kids from the tiny Queensland town of Bell will have to wait at least seven years until they can vote, but they have more political nous than some people twice their age.
New plans for the fire-damaged Broadway Hotel draw criticism
Plans lodged to Brisbane City Council to develop the fire-damaged Broadway Hotel have attracted criticism.
Treading water, she was ready to say goodbye but her horse had one kick left
Danina Ward had been treading water for more than half an hour desperately trying to keep her horse’s head above the surface when her partner turned to her and told her it was OK to say good-bye to the thoroughbred.
Slaughterhouse powerboard explosion leaves three with severe burns at Ipswich
A total of 15 people were assessed by paramedics at the scene, with five taken to hospital.
Family who lost houses in Brisbane floods gifted rent-free luxury home for year
The total stranger made the offer live on radio and said after hearing the family’s story “he knew what he had to do”.
Body found in Queensland creek
A member of the SES on Saturday found the man’s body west of Maryborough.
Weeks before her death, Cairns woman encouraged friends to be thankful for life
Police have charged a man with murder, after a woman’s body was found near Cairns on Wednesday
Second man charged over Queensland race fixing
A second man has been charged as authorities continue a crackdown on a “loose cartel” accused of fixing harness races in Queensland.