A Queensland policeman punched his 10-week-old baby son in the stomach so hard it ruptured organs and caused fatal injuries because he was “intensely frustrated”, a court hears.
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Brisbane International Film Festival finds new home at GOMA
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Reading volunteers program for Queensland schools 'a waste of money'
A children’s reading program previously abolished by the Newman government in 2012 is reinstated, but the Opposition says it’s a costly “slap in the face” for parent and grandparent volunteers who already dedicate their time helping out in schools.
Court-ordered banning notices not sent to ID scanners for seven months
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Community remembers Anzac hero's dash through hail of bullets
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Community remembers Anzac VC hero's dash through hail of bullets
A far north Queensland community is paying tribute to a local hero, 100 years after he was awarded Australia’s highest military honour.
Brisbane business slapped with 56 environmental charges over tyre stockpile fire risk
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Queensland cop killed baby son with punch
A Queensland police officer killed his baby with a punch so hard his liver was “pulped” and other organs ruptured.
Brisbane police levels rise for Anzac Day
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Disability charity manager stole $1m to fund pokies habit and holidays, court hears
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