A Queensland man living in Bali has been arrested on drug charges after police raided his house and allegedly found several bags of cocaine under the floor of his house.
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NRL live: Who will take out the Queensland Derby?
The Cowboys host the Broncos in Townsville on Thursday night football. Can North Queensland upset the finals chasing Broncos? Follow the live scores, stats and commentary.
What does the NEG mean for real cases, real people?
A small Brisbane café, a large sports stadium — both have to deal with massive electricity costs, both are worried, and both want to know: will the NEG help me?
NBN robocall scam threatens to disconnect internet, demands financial details
A phone scam claiming to be from the National Broadband Network ramps up in Queensland, with one woman harassed eight times in the past three days.
Fire service volunteer charged with lighting grassfires, 100 fires deliberately lit
Police investigating more than 100 fires deliberately lit across central Queensland since May charge a teenage Rural Fire Service volunteer with lighting several of the fires with mosquito coils and cotton wool.
Searching for Mrs Massey and answers to her mourning gown mystery
The Queensland Museum is searching for the descendants of the owner of a rare 100-year-old mourning gown, which has been painstakingly recreated despite the original’s fragile condition.
Grandfather sues Queensland police for $1.5m over alleged Gold Coast assault
A former Brisbane youth justice worker is suing Queensland police for $1.5 million after he was allegedly violently assaulted by officers on the Gold Coast in 2015.
Suncorp signs $725m deal to sell life insurance arm
Suncorp Group becomes the latest financial institution to exit the life insurance business, following the lead of Commonwealth Bank, ANZ and NAB.
You may not know this man, but you should really take his call
Each week from a small soundproof room in Brisbane, a man makes phone calls telling people good news that often changes their lives.
'It's obscene': Peter Hollingworth urged to give up his $600k pension and benefits
Dr Hollingworth, who was forced to resign as governor-general in 2003 after a series of scandals over his handling of sexual abuse allegations against priests and teaching staff in the 1990s, is urged to give up his entitlements.