A veterinarian with a love of dinosaurs is celebrating the return of a raptor sculpture that had been stolen more than two years ago.
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Video of man hitting puppy prompts animal cruelty plea
A Gold Coast man caught on video repeatedly hitting a three-month-old samoyed puppy with a stick is banned from owning dogs for three years after pleading guilty to animal cruelty.
Prime Minister announces new penalties for 'cowards' who tamper with fruit
Scott Morrison describes the people who have hidden needles in fruit as “cowards”, and wants new laws toughening up penalties to pass Parliament this week.
Prosthetic hand project inspires Brisbane students to follow engineering
Helping children who have lost hands in landmine explosions and other accidents leads students from a high school south of Brisbane to engage in engineering.
100 police investigating Queensland strawberry contamination scandal
A taskforce comprising 100 Queensland police officers including 60 detectives, will investigate the strawberry contamination scandal devastating the industry as the Federal Government announces another $1 million in funding to help growers.
Former Labor leader Bill Hayden turns to God despite atheist past
Having spent most of his life as an atheist, former governor-general and Labor stalwart Bill Hayden says he has found God again at age 85.
Strawberry industry to get $1m Federal Government assistance package
Strawberry farmers are set to receive a $1 million Federal Government relief package as the industry buckles under the strawberry contamination crisis.
Magazine that started in a laundry is making people rethink their footprint
While many magazines struggle to stay afloat, one publication focusing on sustainable living is going from strength to strength and celebrating 10 years in print.
Fortnite helps police officer forge life-saving bond with boy in crisis
A shared interest in the game Fortnite helps a police officer in Townsville in north Queensland rescue a local youth at risk of self-harm.
Aboriginal man facing deportation to PNG by government, lawyers say
An Aboriginal man who has lived in Australia since he was five is locked up in immigration detention and about to be deported to Papua New Guinea, his lawyers say.