One of Queensland’s most notorious child rapists has made another bid for freedom, but the judge tasked with deciding his fate has heard he remains a ticking “time bomb”.
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Glitch takes Woolworths checkouts offline around the country
Woolworths checkouts disabled by a nationwide technical glitch are back online, the supermarket says, after an earlier outage forced customers to abandon their shopping in the aisles and some stores to close their doors.
'Sorry' not such a hard word for Peter Beattie to say
Former premier Peter Beattie has apologised many times to Queenslanders. When the 2018 Games closing ceremony went sour, he was well-versed in the apology.
Police release footage of arson attack on Games countdown clock
Police have released footage of a group who torched the Commonwealth Games countdown clock at South Bank in an attempt to find those responsible.
'Dangerous cult' promoted by UQ academics, misconduct probe launched
The University of Queensland launches an investigation after a group of researchers who follow an alleged cult showcased bizarre healing claims in medical journals, including ‘esoteric breast and ovary massage’.
What the law says about a stranger taking a photo of your child
Imagine being in your backyard and a neighbour takes a photo of you and your children playing together. Creepy, yes, but in situations like this there’s nothing you can really do. Here’s what the law says about your privacy when it comes to photography.
Borobi toys sell for 700 per cent mark-up after Games
Would you spend $200 for a plush toy? Desperate people are prepared to fork out for the Games mascot and commemorative coins.
Bill Shorten to back Cross River Rail
Federal Opposition Leader Bill Shorten will back the controversial Cross River Rail project with a $2.24 billion cash splash.
Organisers should 'hang their head in shame' after athletes snubbed at closing ceremony
The closing ceremony — which barely focused on the competitors and featured long, rambling speeches — has been slammed by athletes, the Queensland Premier and the public, prompting an apology from Commonwealth Games chairman Peter Beattie.
Food grown in shipping containers takes the farm to the city
A farmer thinks inside the box, growing herbs and vegetables vertically in shipping containers to avoid adverse weather and bring fresh produce closer to urban consumers.