Almost a third of Brisbane Uber drivers were unemployed before signing up to work with the company.
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Shoe-bikes for sale from Priscilla, Queen of the Desert parade at Sydney Olympics
The giant shoe-bikes were bought by the owner of the Woolloongabba Antique Centre, Sarah Jane Walsh, about seven years ago and have been restored to their former glory.
Queenslanders urged to buy Easter bilbies but beware of the fakes
Queenslanders have been urged to buy Easter bilby chocolates rather than bunnies – but to also ensure the brand actually raises money for the endangered species.
Police Easter campaign numbers better than last year, despite shocking cases
So far in the 2017 campaign, there have been about 2000 fewer cars caught speeding and 40 less drivers over the blood-alcohol limit.
Queensland Reds overcome Kings in Super Rugby
George Smith capped his 150th Super Rugby appearance with a try in the Queensland Reds’ 47-34 victory over the Kings on Saturday.
HIV notifications down 16 per cent in Queensland compared to same period in 2016
There has been an almost 16 per cent reduction in new cases of HIV reported in Queensland so far this year.
Government notified of toxic foam spill three days before public
The Queensland government discovered toxic firefighting foam had likely spilled into waterways near the Brisbane Airport on Tuesday – three days before the public was notified.
Easter long weekend: Workers urged to check their pay slips
Workers have been urged to double check their pay slips this Easter long weekend, due to confusion over penalty rate cuts and public holidays.
Gold Coast developer charged with fraud
Disgraced Gold Coast property developer Craig Kirrin Gore has faced court charged with fraud offences totalling more than $750,000.
Cyclone Debbie: Schools damaged in severe weather set to open for day one term 2
All Queensland state schools impacted by Cyclone Debbie and flooding are on track to open on the first day of term 2.