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13th March 2025

Heinous secret these notorious killers have in common

From the wife of a retired Japanese crime boss to the cousin of a pop singer, these notorious Queensland killers have one secret in common.

$200 a year: Power bills to rise again

In bad news for households and Anthony Albanese, regulated electricity prices are set to rise by up to $200 a year in some parts of Australia. Find out where.

‘Get off your butts’: Brisbane’s homelessness debate erupts

Brisbane’s never-ending homelessness battle has taken another twist, leaving as many questions as it has delivered answers. HAVE YOUR SAY

Transfer centre: Every Qld Prem Rugby club’s big market moves

Queensland Premier Rugby’s 2025 gains and losses across all nine teams revealed here - including who landed a former Chiefs star and top recruits from across the ditch. FULL LIST

$356k-a-year disaster boss flies out as cyclone chaos hits

The man overseeing Queensland’s disaster response and recovery went on leave as 100km/h winds torrential rain bore down on 4 million people in the state’s southeast.

Major update in Menendez brothers case

A huge development has emerged in the case of Erik and Lyle Menendez, as the killer brothers make a last-ditch bid for freedom.

Ultimate Brisbane workers’ meal, 177 years in the making

The final restaurant in a freshly madeover heritage precinct in Brisbane City is inspired by the state’s first Chinese migrants, and how times have changed.

‘Devastating’: Trump threatens Putin over Ukraine ceasefire

Donald Trump has issued a strong warning to Vladimir Putin to accept a ceasefire deal with Ukraine or face sanctions that would be “very bad for Russia”.

Bronco for life: Madge’s big plan to keep Haas at Red Hill

Broncos star Payne Haas looks set to command big money from cashed-up rivals if he hits the NRL’s open market on November 1, something Brisbane coach Michael Maguire is determined ...

Brisbane’s tent city residents ordered to clear out in 24 hours

Brisbane’s Lord Mayor will shut down homeless camps across the city, including at Musgrave Park and Kurilpa Point, in a bid to restore safety. Right move? VOTE NOW

Treasurer slams last bank refusing RBA cut

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has warned the single bank in Australia out of more than 100 not to pass on the RBA’s historic interest rate cut.