Brisbane suburbs like Windsor, Wilston and Milton will be hotter in 2023 if the city concentrates on an infill development plan, according to new research.
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Queensland drug court could return, with alcohol also in the mix
The Palaszczuk government is looking to reinstate the drug court in Queensland and considering whether to extend it to people whose offending is related to alcohol use.
Police detonate 'explosive device' found on side of road
Police have detonated a suspected explosive device found on the road outside of Cairns.
CCC warns public servants not to 'peek' at private information
The warning comes after a Queensland police officer was fined for illegally accessing private information.
Lord Mayor's Business Awards have opened and include a new category
Joe Andon knows the ups and downs of business in Brisbane, which comes with the territory in his line of work.
'I'm just a pawn in her hands': Palmer says wife controls finances
Businessman Clive Palmer has boasted about amassing wealth and collecting assets before claiming he lived a frugal life at the hands of his financially controlling wife.
Brisbane City Council's koala detection dogs sniff out koala populations
A pair of specially trained dogs have proved Brisbane koala populations are more prevalent than initially thought.
DNA leads police to man accused of raping student at gun point
A decade-old sexual assault investigation on the Gold Coast has been closed after DNA linked a 51-year-old man to the alleged attack.
HIV prevention drug trial features in local comedy, burlesque show in Anywhere Theatre Festival
A Queensland trial of the HIV prevention drug PrEP may sound like odd fodder for a cabaret and burlesque show about queer sex, but not for Regan Lynch.
Alleged Redcliffe McDonald's attacker denied bail as teen remains in coma
A Brisbane teenager who suffered severe injuries after being kicked in the face while trying to leave an argument continues to fight for his life as his alleged attacker was denied bail.