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Shayne Rutherford says Wilmar is trying to make the most of 'bad law' by acting responsibly and reasonably for all parties
Queensland's diversity on show at annual WELCOMEfest
Thousands make use of the long weekend’s clear skies and warm weather to celebrate Queensland’s cultural diversity at the annual WELCOMEfest.
Major Queensland tow truck company accused of facilitating the illegal sale of impounded car
A tow truck company with a major contract with the Queensland Police Service is being accused of facilitating the illegal sale of a car impounded under anti-hooning laws.
African refugee training others in Brisbane restaurant to help them gain work
A not-for-profit Brisbane restaurant that trains and helps break down social barriers for newly arrived female African refugees hopes to expand interstate.
Family of Michael Calder, killed by lethal dose of morphine, to sue for $5m in damages
The partner of a man who died in hospital from a lethal dose of morphine launches a multi-million-dollar legal claim against the hospital and doctor involved.
North Queensland food project 'not going forward at this stage'
Failure to get an extension on the time needed to submit an environmental impact statement stalls a $2 billion food project in north Queensland.
Minister insists Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility is on track, despite no loans rolling out
The Federal Government’s Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility is on track, despite only one project progressing to the due diligence stage, senator Matt Canavan insists.
Bus driver attacks prompt safety review, union calls for cashless ticketing
The safety of Queensland bus drivers is under review amid concern that 350 drivers have been assaulted across the state in the past six months.
Dressing with dignity: Retired Army sergeant designs fashionable hospital gowns
A 65-year-old retired Army sergeant creates a fashion start-up in the hope of giving hospital patients back their dignity.