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Horror street stabbing: Woman allegedly murdered ex-husband in front of son

A woman has been charged with murder after she allegedly stabbed her ex-husband to death in a street, reportedly in front of his child, near his home in Brisbane’s north.

‘Entire island put at harm’: ‘Arrogant’ company boss fined $400k for sewage leak

The worst case of environmental contamination from leaking sewage seen by a barrister has attracted massive fines for an “arrogant”, unrepentant director in Redlands.

Palaszczuk Govt’s blown savings promises cost QLD $5.4bn

The Queensland budget would be $5.4 billion better off if the Palaszczuk Government hadn’t repeatedly blown its promise to restrain spending.

‘Crisis upon crisis’: Doctors’ secret meeting to fix mess

As patients wait up to 8 hours in clogged emergency departments, Queensland doctors made the unprecedented move to tackle the deadly bed-block mess themselves.

Project hosts in heated on-air clash

“This is the third time I’ve said it”: Project panellists Waleed Aly and Rachel Corbett stunned viewers with this fiery on-air confrontation.

State’s worst killers facing extra jail time

Child killers and “worst of the worst” murders will be blocked from applying for parole for an extra 10 years under new laws being drafted by the State Government.

Heroic rescue as elderly man loses home, dog in bayside blaze

A neighbour has praised the efforts of two “heroes” who ran into a burning duplex east of Brisbane to rescue an elderly man who wanted to retrieve his trapped dog.

Flatlining salaries, lacking diversity: QLD’s public servants uncovered

The number of Queensland public servants earning over $120,000 per year has flatlined as new figures reveal the public service could be at risk of falling short of targets to boost diversity.

How Australia’s soaring cocaine use is destroying lives

Once the drug of choice for high flyers, cocaine use is now rampant among “normal” Aussies such as tradies and teachers.

‘Disgrace’: Hanson accused of fighting for tax cut for herself

Labor is accusing Pauline Hanson of trying to give herself and other older, high-income earners a tax cut “while battlers get nothing”, in a late change to a controversial superannuation bill.

Man killed after SUV slams into truck on Bruce Hwy

The passenger of an SUV has been killed after the vehicle collided with a truck on the Bruce Hwy late Wednesday night.

School on Inland Rail road danger list

A primary school is on notice after the road it is on was named as one of 10 tipped to be affected by construction of the Inland Rail.