The potential for traffic chaos has not stopped Brisbane City Council electricians entering their third week of industrial action.
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Queensland Sciencentre to be refurbished with $9.4 million budget announcement
More than $9 million will be spent to transform a Brisbane science exhibition space popular with children and schools.
Significant northbound delays after crash on M1 at Gold Coast
Two lanes have been closed and two women taken to hospital with minor injuries.
Truck driver injured after being flung into air by rogue bull
A man is in hospital after he was charged by a rogue bull and flung metres into the air at a remote Queensland property.
Stage two of $500 million Fortitude Valley development approved
A $500 million development in Fortitude Valley can now commence with the final stage of the renewal project approved.
Police allege Maddilyn-Rose Stokes's father changed story after her death
The father of a Brisbane toddler, who died from untreated burns, gave police multiple stories about the cause of his daughter’s injuries, at one point implying her older sister played a role, court documents show.
Man's skull 'cracked like a watermelon' after one-punch attack
A Queensland man’s skull cracked like a watermelon on the concrete after he was punched in the face by an alleged drug associate, a trial has heard.
Cleveland's $1.3bn Toondah Harbour project to proceed to EIS stage
Federal Environment Minister Josh Frydenberg has given the private sector the green light to take its proposal to enlarge Clevelend’s Toondah Harbour to the environmental impact stage.
Father of burnt toddler Maddilyn-Rose Stokes told police multiple stories: court documents
The father of a Brisbane toddler who died from untreated burns gave police multiple stories about how his daughter became injured, at one point implying her older sister played a role, court documents show.
Brisbane City Council budget 2017-2018: Council to pour $43 million into the river
Brisbane River looks set to get a makeover as Brisbane’s Lord Mayor announces $43 million to be invested on improving the city’s river-based tourism and recreation industry.