More than 60,000 drivers were busted going at least 20km/h over the speed limit on Queensland’s roads last year, the state’s peak motoring body says.
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Alleged car jacker, 15, critically injured at scene of the crime
A 15-year-old girl is in a critical condition after an attempted carjacking on the Gold Coast went wrong
Palaszczuk calls on Aussies to help Queensland
North Queensland is “buzzing” and back in business after the destruction caused by Cyclone Debbie, Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk says.
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Seeking owner of found WW1 Medal, Brisbane North
Boondall Police are want to locate the rightful owner/s of a World War I Australian Infantry medal lost on this year’s ANZAC Day.
The WWI medal was lost at a North Brisbane ANZAC day service.
Police would like to reunite the medal with the family of the WWI digger who served.
To claim this item, please contact Boondall Police on (07) 33643372.
Do you know the owners of this medal?
Defiant Coates wants Brisbane Olympic bid to be last hurrah
Under fire Australian Olympic Committee president John Coates remains optimistic that he has the numbers to be re-elected on Saturday, with a view to leading a bid to bring the Olympic Games to South East Queensland.