A Cairns magistrate was criticised for releasing from custody three men accused of bashing a police officer.
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Former Queensland Premier Peter Beattie calls for law change as Nuttall keeps $1 million
Former Premier Peter Beattie he believes Nuttall should lose the entirety of his balance.
Fare refunds for commuters after Brisbane train 'chaos'
Rail commuters will have fares refunded after a Queensland Rail meltdown saw them stranded in the city for hours on Wednesday night.
Rollout of QR's problem trains delayed to 'before the Games'
The delivery halt remains, and there is yet to be a timeline announced for the roll-out of the first NGR passenger services or the full roll-out.
Rail commuters vent anger over hours-long delays across network
Rail commuters across south-east Queensland have vented their anger online after they were hit with extensive delays during peak hour on Wednesday evening following a communication breakdown.
Former Brisbane officer to face court over alleged misuse of database
A former Brisbane police officer will face court over allegations he misused the police database more than 40 times and leaked information to a member of the public.
Train services resume, lengthy delays to continue
Rail commuters are facing hour-long delays during peak time.
Brisbane hospital staff not responsible for newborns' deaths: Coroner
In a statement on behalf of the Tonkin and Langley families, lawyer Sarah Atkinson said it was shocking the newborns’ deaths happened within just weeks of each other.
Latvian barbecue scammers used Google ads to target victims: Police
Foreign scammers based in Australia used Google advertising to target bargain hunters in a shopping scam that netted more than a quarter of a million dollars nationwide, police allege.
Queensland govt wins back a quarter of Gordon Nuttall's super
The Queensland government has won a partial victory in its legal bid to claw back money from disgraced former Labor minister Gordon Nuttall’s superannuation nest egg.