Israelis are commemorating the third anniversary of the deadliest attack on their country, while Palestinians live with the results of the war it triggered.
Australia’s first Indigenous-owned water testing laboratory in Bundaberg has received a globally recognised accreditation.
Queenslanders are being urged to get disaster ready as the Bureau of Meteorology reveals its long-range weather forecast.
There are cryptic Powderfinger clues popping up around Brisbane; what do they mean?
Lawyers for a woman, who survived a failed attempt to execute her, have given an update on her “medically unprecedented” recovery.
A beloved father, who “would give the shirt off his back”, has been named as the soldier killed in a military training exercise.
The Australian Defence Force has confirmed a soldier has died during a training incident, but the cause of death is yet to be revealed.
A largely positive response to the leaked 2032 Brisbane Games emblem has thrilled organisers as they sweat on the Olympic sport program being finalised.
Fitness influencer and former reality TV star Sam Wood will remain behind bars after being charged with domestic violence offences, including strangulation.
A big four bank is looking for a new audit firm to replace KPMG, which has been under fire for months after a whistleblowing scandal.
A hacker who leaked personal data under titles including ‘boozy’, ‘HIV’ and ‘abortions’ could have been stopped by basic security measures, a class action alleges.
A Brisbane op shop received a visit from a famous artist for the latest installation of her viral art series.
Some of the most popular online gaming services in the world are falling short of Australia’s online child safety standards, a report has found.
Sydney player Isaac Heeney says he can’t wait to return to the Swans as the spectre of sexual assault allegations continues to loom over the AFL club.
Brisbane’s best-and-fairest winner has pondered how they will go about replacing the coach that’s transformed them from wooden spooners to unstoppable forces.
For many people, a case being called the “Cornell 7” echoes high-profile incidents here in Australia.
A woman is still alive a day after she survived a failed attempt to execute her for a 1995 murder.
A couple that once owned Australia’s most expensive residential property were onboard the Flydubai flight caught up in a suspected hijacking mission.
Today, journalist Ben McKelvey on the law One Nation wants changed — and what that could mean for Australia’s international standing.
The new Greens leadership is looking to UK counterparts for inspiration as they echo pledges to “replace Labor”, which they say has been marching to the right.
While the beginning of daylight saving time signals the start of summer for many, in Queensland it often reignites debate over it being adopted in the state.
Friday 25 and Saturday 26 September saw Queensland Symphony Orchestra celebrate the launch of its 2027 Season, followed by a performance of Symphonic Dances at QPAC’s Concert Hall.
