A man accused of staging his wife’s death as a lawnmower crash was sending her love messages at the same time as texting his mistress, a jury has heard.
Thousands of people remained without power in southern areas of Logan this morning.
One of the world’s best known climate activists says it is obvious Australia should move faster to address climate threats.
Victoria Police have finalised their investigation allegations of sexual assault during a hotel room afterparty.
A global Microsoft blackout has affected Australian businesses and government departments as the tech giant scrambles to fix its crucial services.
From the studio behind Bluey comes a Queensland-made film about the chaos that erupts when an alien returns to a beachside town.
More labourers will be siphoned into shipbuilding and submarine craft as the mega-money defence program grinds into gear.
A “cyclonic” storm that produced more than 120,000 lightning strikes cut power to nearly 80,000 homes and businesses.
Half of all David Jones stores will close by the end of the year, including two in Queensland, impacting thousands of jobs.
Fortitude Valley would hit new heights under a new building plan, with sights set high in three more suburbs. Find out where.
InDaily speaks with one of the founders of Brisbane’s first Immigrant Wealth Summit about the skills Queensland is missing out on.
Dedicated animal ambulances, specialised veterinary care, and wildlife hospitals would all be funded by developers, under a new push over Queensland land clearing.
President Donald Trump’s $US10 billion defamation lawsuit against the BBC over a misleadingly edited clip of a speech can proceed.
The share of home loans taken out by owner-occupiers has climbed steeply since the May budget cracked down on investor tax incentives.
House of Reps buys more time for polarising defence chief, as Trump declares Massie push ‘miserably failed’
Swedish activist Greta Thunberg is at the UN climate talks in Türkiye, stressing the need to put people and the planet ahead of profits and power.
Investigative journalist Nick McKenzie on his investigation into One Nation, and why transparency matters more than ever as the Victorian election draws near.
Australian soldiers killed on World War I battlegrounds more than a century ago have finally been identified.
Queensland’s executive appointments column tracking the movements of those driving the state’s public and private sectors.
Qantas has confirmed it will dump 850 positions and outsource some roles in a major technology deal, shortly after posting a billion-dollar profit.
A UK author has won this year’s almost $100,000 Booker Prize, becoming the oldest ever winner at 81.
A woman sought counselling to try and save her marriage from her husband’s infidelity in the months before she was allegedly murdered, a jury has heard.
Cricket Australia CEO Todd Greenberg has spoken for the first time since Usman Khawaja’s bombshell revelations about the sandpaper scandal were made public.
