South-east Queensland’s glorious Moreton Bay has more coral than the Caribbean, has the most southern populations of dugongs, is easier to access than the Great Barrier Reef and yet most of us take it for granted, a senior marine biologist says.
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Inner-city commuter parking threatened by two-hour limit
After decades commuters using inner-city suburban streets as parking lots, a change could be afoot.
Moreton Bay is 'taken for granted' and needs its own minister: academic
South-east Queensland’s glorious Moreton Bay has more coral than the Caribbean, has the most southern populations of dugongs, is easier to access than the Great Barrier Reef and yet most of us take it for granted, a senior marine biologist says.
Inner-city commuter parking threatened by two-hour parking limit
After decades commuters using inner-city suburban streets as parking lots, a change could be afoot.
Inside Queensland's sly grogging industry
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.
Queensland bus driver safety review findings show changes could cost millions
Making Queensland buses safer could cost more than $100 million over the next decade, an independent review has found.
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.
Queensland parole whistleblower investigated by CCC
Queensland’s opposition is demanding the government explain why a public servant who blew the whistle over a confidential decision to parole a convicted killer has been referred to the state’s corruption watchdog.
Queensland parole whistleblower investigated by CCC
Queensland’s opposition is demanding the government explain why a public servant who blew the whistle over a confidential decision to parole a convicted killer has been referred to the state’s corruption watchdog.
See my vest: Crime-fighting canines get more protection
Queensland’s crime-fighting canines will be protected from crooks who lash out while being apprehended.