An Islamic school’s plans to create a master planned hub in Brisbane’s south west has attracted fiery debate and between the city’s leaders.
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Queensland poll paints bleak infrastructure picture
Three out of five Queenslanders believe there is poor co-ordination by all three levels of government when delivering the state’s infrastructure, a new poll has found.
Teens could get new ID card under new law
People as young as 15 would be able to apply for a proof-of-age card under a new bill due to be introduced to Queensland Parliament on Tuesday.
No body, no parole for murderers under proposed law
Murderers would be refused parole unless they tell authorities where the victims’ body is, under proposed new laws.
'A roller coaster': Teen kicked in head remains in coma 11 days later
The father of a teenager who was “cowardly attacked” in Redcliffe says the last 11 days have been a “rollercoaster” of anger and anxiety as his son remains in an induced coma.
Annastacia Palaszczuk under pressure amid Adani royalties indecision
Queensland Premier Annastacia Palasczuk is coming under pressure from all sides as the state government struggles to reach a position on a proposed royalty holiday for Adani’s mega coal mine.
One Nation tape may prompt action on loopholes
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has flagged retrospective legislation to close any loopholes political parties could use to defraud taxpayers.
Tara Brown's murderer has sentence altered
Murderer Lionel Patea will not spend any less time in jail.
Man admits stabbing ex's new lover
A man has pleaded guilty to driving his ute into a house and then stabbing his ex-partner’s new lover to death in a fit of jealous rage.
Activists chain themselves to Aurizon coal train at Yeerongpilly
Two people have locked themselves to a loaded Aurizon coal train at Yerongpilly.