Domestic violence orders will apply for a minimum of five years, and Queensland Government and community groups can share information about violent offenders under new laws passed overnight.
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Gable Tostee trial: Jury hears recording of Warriena Wright's final moments alive
A Supreme Court jury hears Warriena Wright’s last words before she fell to her death from the 14th floor balcony of Gable Tostee’s Gold Coast apartment in 2014.
An oyster garden is lowered into the water
Residents of a canal estate on Queensland's Bribie Island are helping to restore lost and destroyed reefs
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Most Queensland councils will fail to maintain basic infrastructure, report reveals
A damning Queensland Audit Office report finds the majority of the state’s local governments will soon be unable to maintain roads, water, pipes and sewerage.
Queensland consumers will pay to boost renewable energy, 'offset' by lower power costs: report
Electricity customers and taxpayers will have to pay for renewable energy projects if the Queensland Government is to achieve its target of 50 per cent renewable power by 2030, an expert panel says.
Snakes wrestling in Queensland man's kitchen captured on video
Two snakes entwined in a wrestling match in a Queensland man’s kitchen are captured on video, puzzling viewers over whether they are mating or fighting.
A word in your ear: the language of sport
Professor Roly Sussex brings you the language podcast to challenge even the best wordsmith.
This week he tackles the language of sport so be prepared for plenty of puns and clich�s.
Lot feeders urged to develop 'social credit' with wealthy consumers who value animal welfare
A lot feeders conference is told it needs to develop ‘social credit’ with consumers as it transitions from supplying a low-cost commodity to high quality beef.