A man dressed only in a towel clings to the back of his stolen ute for 20 minutes in a vain attempt to stop thieves, who took it for a joyride around Brisbane’s northside.
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Doctors rid baby Ryder of rare medical condition
How a $200,000 private flight to Brisbane enabled this South Australian baby’s rare condition to be diagnosed and cured.
Is Anzac Day relevant for young Australians?
A time to reflect, a tokenistic tradition, or a welcome day off work — young people tell us what they really think of Anzac Day.
How the conservative faction set up the ultimate test for Morrison
Queensland is the only state home to an officially merged Liberal National Party and the conservative arm is taking the chance to grab the wheel during this federal election.
Dingo patrols stepped up as more tourists prepare to visit island where toddler was bitten
Extra rangers will patrol Fraser Island this weekend searching for the dingo that dragged a toddler from a camper trailer and warning visitors to lock up their food and not approach the animals.
Police property officer who stole 42 weapons shoots himself in hand
A former property officer for the Queensland Police Service is sentenced to two years in jail after pleading guilty to stealing seized weapons. He was caught with 42 weapons in his roof when he accidentally shot himself in the hand with a camouflaged Glock.
NT pastoralist reportedly buys second cattle station for $50m
Northern Territory pastoralist Sterling Buntine has bought a second cattle station from Consolidated Pastoral Company on a walk-in walk-out basis without cattle.
'Parents are marinating in fear': Are free-range kids a thing of the past?
Playing outside with the neighbours used to be a natural part of childhood, but finding friends isn’t as easy as it used to be. Now one community north of Brisbane is the site of an experimental program designed to get kids back on the street.
'Why is it OK in the AFL?': Former players open up about bullying and social media
Josh Green will miss running out for Essendon on Anzac Day. He won’t miss the ongoing trolling and abuse he received on social media throughout his career.
Father opens children's contact service despite domestic violence order
Kelly Penn had a domestic violence order out against her ex-husband when he started operating his own children’s contact service. Unregulated, such privately run services are now under scrutiny.