Unions have warned of potential traffic chaos after Brisbane City Council locked 25 electricians out following a dispute over a new roster they said would have them permanently on call.
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Black lung caused by 'catastrophic failure' of safeguards, inquiry finds
The inquiry into Black Lung disease among Queensland coal miners has found a “catastrophic failure” of the systems meant to protect them.
Trio plead guilty to Gold Coast stabbing
Three men have pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of Bandidos associate Max Waller on the Gold Coast.
'Bitterly disappointed': MPs react to Queensland electoral boundary changes
Queensland’s new electoral boundaries are all but final but not everyone is thrilled with the outcome.
Fugitives caught less than two days after jail break
Two men who escaped from a low-security Queensland jail over the weekend have been recaptured and charged.
Woman stabbed in neck in Goondiwindi
A woman is in a critical condition after being stabbed in the neck at Goondiwindi on the Queensland, NSW border.
McCulkin's daughter pleads for location of bodies
The daughter given up by her murdered Queensland mother Barbara McCulkin has made a plea for the killers to give up the location of the bodies of Mrs McCulkin and her daughters Vicki and Leanne.
Brisbane City Council unveils its first clean, green, sustainable report
What will Brisbane look like in 2031? Take a look at the future of the city.
Schapelle Corby evades media frenzy upon returning home to Australia
Schapelle Corby’s family has toyed with media as a frenzied cat-and-mouse game played out across the state.
Is it time for a stand-alone public transport body in Queensland?
Since October 2016 Queensland Rail has had a terrible time getting trains to arrive on time.