Man accused of lying about chipper death
Peter Koenig lied to "save his own skin" when he blamed Gregory Lee Roser for Bruce Saunders' woodchipper death, a Brisbane Supreme Court jury has heard.
Peter Koenig lied to "save his own skin" when he blamed Gregory Lee Roser for Bruce Saunders' woodchipper death, a Brisbane Supreme Court jury has heard.
Two separate attacks in which a man and a woman were both shot in the face south of Brisbane are not related, Queensland detectives say.
Some 400 samples of DNA were missed by a Queensland forensic lab due to issues with sperm sampling, an inquiry has been told.
Ghost nets are industrial fishing gear, abandoned and drifting in the seas of northern Australia, killing marine life on a large scale.
Accused killer Gregory Lee Roser told his murder trial Peter Koenig boasted of killing another man with a meat grinder before Bruce Saunders' woodchipper death.
Fines of up to $1078 will apply to e-scooter users for breaking Queensland laws for personal mobility devices.
Queensland police have launched an investigation into the sudden death of a woman who was found at a Capalaba property.
A bill introduced to Queensland parliament is the first step in system-wide domestic violence reform, the state attorney-general says.
The Queensland premier has tabled bills in parliament to give the auditor-general and the political lobbyist watchdog more independence.
A successful Papua New Guinea businessman believed he had consent under a cultural marriage when he kissed a 15-year-old girl, a Brisbane court has heard.
The Queensland government has proposed a legal change that could allow Star to rehabilitate itself in time to open its $3.6 billion Brisbane casino next year.
Queensland's top cop has warned police who abuse, harass or bully their colleagues, promising to go after those whose "values no longer align with us".
A five-month police operation against drug syndicates in Mount Isa has uncovered significant amounts of cannabis and methylamphetamines.
Proposed Queensland laws will make it easier for communities to object to mines, but existing mines won't be subject to modern environmental rules.
Gregory Lee Roser has denied being the killer in a woodchipper death, pointing the finger at a "murderous" woman and a man allegedly with Mafia connections.
Queensland health practitioners will be more strictly regulated by federal watchdogs after new laws were passed by state parliament.
Electric car sales are soaring in Australia, according to the latest State of EV report, but one state is outperforming the others.
A "persistent" child sex offender had pictures of naked girls in sexual positions when he was searched by police while banned from contact with children.
Police Forensic Crash Unit investigators have charged a man over an alleged hit and run incident almost a year ago in the Townsville suburb of Hyde Park.
Police have charged a man over an alleged two-year run of identity fraud that had hundreds of victims, some of whom did not know they’d been targeted.
Pharmacists across north Queensland will be able to prescribe and treat more conditions from next year, despite continued opposition from doctors.
The Queensland government has authorised Wivenhoe Dam operators to release drinking water into the Brisbane River in preparation for possible floods.
Queensland agriculture minister Mark Furner has "unreservedly apologised" for making a "dopey, stupid woman" comment in parliament.
Queensland Health Minister Yvette D'Ath supports the Caboolture Hospital commissioning a review of its staff complaints process.
The Queensland Parole Board will hear a parole application by Lindy Yvonne Williams, jailed in 2018 for murdering her partner.
Public hearings into the robodebt scandal are fast approaching but the royal commission is still waiting for a stack of important documents.
A 30-year-old man will serve at least eight years behind bars after being convicted over child abuse material found on his phone and computer.
A global report that keeps tabs on thousands of wildlife species has exposed the scale of life lost in roughly half a human life span.
It’s long been our tourism slogan, it’s on our number plates. There’s even a song about how great it is to live in the Sunshine State.
One of Australia's longest running Indigenous cultural events will be back next year, looking to attract it's biggest ever audience.
The Charters Towers Health Service will get the city’s first CT scanner, cutting long distance travel for diagnostic procedures.