Burying alcohol in holes, distracting police and driving without headlights are just some of the methods used by people smuggling banned alcohol into restricted communities, research has found.
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Queensland security audit planned to prevent terrorism
Public places across Queensland will be audited in an attempt to reduce the potential for a terrorist attack.
Hanson tells faithful One Nation has candidates in most Queensland electorates
One Nation has preselected candidates for more than half of Queensland’s state seats, leader Pauline Hanson told her party’s annual general meeting in Brisbane on Thursday.
Premier signs statutory declaration: 'Labor will put One Nation last'
The Premier has said it before, but now it is in writing – Labor will definitely, absolutely not be doing any deals with Pauline Hanson.
Premier signs statutory declaration: 'Labor will put One Nation last'
The Premier has said it before, but now it is in writing – Labor will definitely, absolutely not be doing any deals with Pauline Hanson.
More than a dozen taken to hospital after 4WD-minibus crash
Japanese tourists among 16 taken to hospital after minibus crash.
Cross River Rail business case released for scrutiny
The business case for Brisbane’s Cross River Rail has finally been released for public scrutiny.
Jo-Ann Miller gives heartfelt address as black lung legislation passes
Labor MP Jo-Ann Miller has revealed her father’s struggles with black lung disease as stronger compensation for Queensland coal workers was passed in state Parliament.
Jo-Ann Miller gives heartfelt address as black lung legislation passes
Labor MP Jo-Ann Miller has revealed her father’s struggles with black lung disease as stronger compensation for Queensland coal workers was passed in state Parliament.
Queensland bus driver safety review findings show changes could cost millions
A report says Queensland bus drivers are routinely exposed to violence and making their jobs more safe could cost $100 million over the next decade.