UNBELIEVABLE: 3 - The Untold Story

'Copycat' knife-search powers to spread after election

Victorians will be "wanded" for knives anywhere in public at the discretion of police after the major parties aligned on laws pioneered by Queensland.

AAP · Sep 15

Surprise downfall for rich state atop economic rankings

Queensland has emerged at the top of CommBank's revamped State of the States report, despite the state's government copping a downgrade to its credit rating.

AAP · Sep 15

Queensland homeless man shot with Taser after being given move-on order to make way for kite festival

Advocate says homeless clearances should be halted after man is hospitalised during confrontation in Brisbane park

The Guardian - AU · Sep 14

Youth crime crackdown slammed for ignoring root causes

Harsher punishments for youth offenders have been labelled a regressive race to the bottom as leaders in one state compete to be toughest on crime.

AAP · Sep 13

Credit downgrade heaps pressure onto Queensland budget

On the same day as the Queensland treasurer lost his state's AA+ credit rating, his NSW neighbours received an upgrade to their outlook.

AAP · Sep 11

Olympic hosts defy 'naysayers' on 2032 Games rowing in Rockhampton

Australian organizers are determined to hold the Olympic rowing regatta in Rockhampton's Fitzroy River for the 2032 Brisbane Games

The Independent UK · Sep 10

Boats seized, mud crabs freed in seafood sting

Fisheries engaged in black-market seafood operations have been put on notice after a raft of prosecutions.

AAP · Sep 10

Police suspected Ivan Milat of murders as early as 1971

Serial killer Ivan Milat was suspected by police of being behind 16 unsolved murders from as early as 1971, a government letter reveals.

AAP · Sep 9

'Sailor's Disease' Still Exists: Six-Year-Old Boy Dies After Severe Vitamin C Deficiency Despite Longstanding Diet Concerns

A six-year-old Queensland boy died after severe vitamin C deficiency and scurvy, a disease once known as "sailor's disease."

Medical Daily · Sep 9

One Nation surges in two polls taken after Secret Harbour byelection

The federal YouGov and Morgan polls are the first that were entirely taken after One Nation thumped Labor at the August 29 Western Australian state Secret Harbour byelection.

The Conversation · Sep 9