Liquidators of the failed Queensland Nickel company are chasing millions of dollars allegedly owed by Clive Palmer’s company Mineralogy, including huge payments made to Mr Palmer himself.
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LNP staff member 'strongly counselled' over One Nation deal: Tim Nicholls
A senior policy advisor to Queensland Opposition Leader Tim Nicholls is “strongly counselled” for acting without authority in making a deal with Pauline Hanson’s One Nation party.
Baby bilby triplets emerge in time for Easter
Easter arrives early for one south-east Queensland nature centre, with three bilby babies emerging from their mother’s pouch this week.
Kyrgios a different beast these days, US star Sock says
You can throw previous form out the window when Aussie tennis firebrand Nick Kyrgios faces off against good friend Jack Sock in this week’s Davis Cup tie.
Australian music royalty join voices against domestic violence
A national recruitment project is underway calling for Australians to sing against domestic and family violence in an innovative move led by some of the country’s top musicians.
What it's like to be part of the Mud Army
Meet one of the members of the Mud Army who has given up his time to clean up homes following the recent flooding in south-east Queensland.
SANZAAR to announce changes to Super Rugby competition
SANZAAR is expected to announce a decision on the format of Super Rugby at 6pm (AEST) on Sunday, with a number of teams facing possible axing from the competition.
12yo boy charged after man stabbed in back
A boy is charged with one count of wounding after a man was stabbed in the back outside a Brisbane restaurant in what police say was a random attack.
Minecraft morphs into game to help kids deal with diabetes
After Prahlad Wulf was diagnosed with diabetes, his dad Josh developed a modified version of the popular computer game Minecraft aimed at making life easier for any child living with the condition.
Poll to ask Queenslanders how well Cyclone Debbie was handled
A review into how Queensland’s disaster management system dealt with Cyclone Debbie and subsequent flooding will include a public poll, asking 900 residents their opinion on the official response.