As part of Operation Quebec Reef, detectives from North Brisbane CIB South and the Child Abuse and Sexual Crime Group executed a search warrant today at a Sandgate address. Detectives subsequently charged a 55-year-old Sandgate man with historical offences relating to four child victims, with the incidents allegedly occurring in the North Brisbane area between […]
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Residents undergo DNA testing as hunt for Toyah Cordingley's killer continues
Residents of a small beachside community in far north Queensland are being swabbed for DNA as police continue to search for a young woman’s killer.
'Playing with the boys made me tough': Tiny WA town turns out trio of AFLW recruits
Kambalda doesn’t have a women’s footy comp, but it has fielded three AFLW draft picks in the space of a year. For the players, it’s a twist of fortune in a life that began with limited choices.
Some of the biggest races of the year called off as betting-tax stoush heats up
Queensland’s biggest Cox Plate Day races are called off and Melbourne Cup events are next as a deadline from trainers, jockeys, and breeders over a new betting tax passes.
Concern over large number of Indigenous kids without birth certificates
They are among Australia’s invisible children — seven-year-old twins Angelo and Patricia Gibia’s births were never registered. Their story is common in Queensland’s remote Indigenous communities.
What is it about this dog that helps improve a child's reading?
The founder of the Story Dogs program says children have shown such dramatic improvements in reading that there should be a dog in every school — and it’s even piqued the interest of masters students at Monash University.
Australian Invictus Games powerlifter quits team over steroids, cocaine charges
Afghanistan veteran Tyrone Ian Gawthorne, who won a silver medal last night, says he did not tell team officials that he had been arrested on drug and weapon charges after being found with a stash of steroids, cocaine and peptides last month.
National fuel strike: Angry drivers call for servo boycott
More than 100,000 fed up motorists are backing a campaign to avoid filling up for a day in protest of skyrocketing fuel costs, but some are sceptical of the plan.
Meet Australia's BookTubers, a new generation of book reviewers
Forget the weekend papers, these bibliophiles are seeking like-minded readers online — and finding them in the tens of thousands.
Experienced Apprentice Painter – Nolan Finishes – Brisbane QLD
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