The man accused of murdering Brisbane woman Barbara McCulkin and her two young daughters was seen at the victims’ house the night they disappeared, a witness has said.
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Senior Constable Stephen Flanagan pleads not guilty to assault and deprivation of liberty
An experienced police officer who pulled a gun on a speeding motorist in outback Queensland pleads not guilty to assault and deprivation of liberty.
'We had to do the great Australian salute': Black flies torment south-east Queenslanders
First it was butterflies, now black flies are flocking to Brisbane suburbs causing a nuisance to residents.
Fitlink: Boman siblings fight for control of troubled training provider
A bitter family dispute over troubled training provider Fitlink has escalated, leaving thousands of students in Australia and New Zealand uncertain about the future of their studies.
Tyremil owner Tony Di Carlo accused of ripping off small businesses while Government investigates
The owner of a tyre recycling business is accused of ripping off his suppliers hundreds of thousands of dollars while a joint Government taskforce is investigating claims against him.
Queensland Government to raise sunken tall ship Defender before Christmas
The sunken tall ship Defender will be removed from Townsville’s Ross Creek ahead of the storm season.
Thunderstorms bring strong wind, large hailstones to south-east Queensland
Severe thunderstorms bringing damaging wind and large hailstones hit parts of south-east Queensland, with more storms expected over the next several hours.
Child sexual abuse statutory time limits removed for Queensland victims after new laws pass
Queensland victims of child sexual abuse can now sue those responsible, regardless of how long ago the crime was committed, after State Parliament unanimously passes new laws.
Australia v South Africa: Moving first Test to the WACA was a mistake, says retired quick Ryan Harris
Former Test fast bowler Ryan Harris reckons Australia is paying the price for snubbing Brisbane in its series opener against South Africa.
Call for better drug treatment programs in Queensland jails in wake of assault
The Queensland Government should be offering more programs in prisons to address drug problems, the state’s peak drug treatment group says following the assault of five corrections officers earlier this week.