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Update – Death investigation, Mount Gravatt East
Detectives are continuing to investigate the circumstances surrounding the death of a 33-year-old man at a Mount Gravatt East residence overnight. Around 9.30pm officers attended the Hoff Street residence where the man was located deceased. A crime scene has been declared and investigations by detectives and forensic officers are continuing. Detectives are working to establish […]
You’re invited to a safe schoolies presentation, North Brisbane
It’s your last chance to book in for the North Brisbane District ‘Safe Schoolies 2018’ presentation being held this week. Parents and carers are invited to come and meet with a number of guest speakers who will be providing information about what their children can expect to encounter during schoolies celebrations. Don’t forget you can […]
Update – Attempted armed robbery, Darra
Detectives investigating the attempted armed robbery of a Darra supermarket last week have released CCTV images of a man they wish to speak with over the incident. Around 7.30pm on Tuesday, October 9 the man entered the Monier Road store carrying a machete. At the time several employees who observed the man enter the store […]
Update – Armed robbery, Durack
Investigations are continuing into an armed robbery at Durack on Saturday October 13. About 8.30pm, a man armed with a knife entered a petrol station on Inala Avenue and demanded cash from a 28-year-old female employee. The man fled the scene a short time later with a quantity of cash, heading north along Blunder Road. […]
Aboriginal man takes Government to High Court for wrongful detention
Daniel Love, who was detained by immigration authorities for almost 50 days and faced deportation to Papua New Guinea, is suing the Commonwealth for $200,000 in damages for false imprisonment.
Hundreds of jobs to go at central Queensland coal mine
Just months after acquiring Hail Creek in Queensland’s Bowen Basin, resources company Glencore announces it intends to cut 430 jobs at the mine.
Deluge continues across south-east Queensland as drought-stricken farmers hope for more
The sodden weekend across south-east Queensland delivers some remarkable rainfall totals, with Noosa Heads on the state’s Sunshine Coast recording almost half-a-metre of rain.
PM urged to strip Hollingworth of $600k Governor-General pension
A coalition of sexual abuse survivor groups call for former governor-general Peter Hollingworth, who was forced to resign after a series of scandals over his handling of sexual abuse allegations against priests, to be denied his taxpayer-funded entitlements.
Queensland ID scanners have banned drinker detection rate of just one in 26,000
Data obtained by the ABC shows Queensland’s costly and time-consuming ID scanning program in nightlife hotspots are barely finding anyone trying to enter venues illegally.