Brisbane man drowns in surf on Sunshine Coast
A Brisbane man has died on the Sunshine Coast after he went missing in the surf on Saturday afternoon. [Continue Reading]
Media personality Jamie Dunn, known for the puppet Agro, has died at the age of 76
Jamie Dunn, a cherished media personality and the voice behind the iconic puppet Agro, has passed away at the age of 76. The broadcaster, who garnered recognition throughout Australia, died recently, sending waves of grief across the entertainment community and his loyal fanbase. Dunn was particularly known for his long-standing role as a host on the breakfast program at B105 radio station in Brisbane. His station confirmed his death via social media, stating, "we've lost a legend of B105." Dunn became a household name during the 1990s largely due to his work with Agro, a puppet that gained immense popularity... [Continue Reading]
Live: Giants, Hawks clash in Sydney before premiers open campaign in Brisbane
The Brisbane Lions unfurl their premiership flag against the Bulldogs, after an injury-hit GWS get revenge on the Hawks for an elimination final loss. Follow live. [Continue Reading]
Live: DCE makes Roosters debut against Warriors before epic 2025 finals rematch
The Panthers remind the NRL of their brilliance with a ruthless 26-0 win over premiers Brisbane to kick off their 2026 season, exacting revenge for last year's epic preliminary final loss at Lang Park. [Continue Reading]
Man in custody as police investigate death of 69yo
A 35-year-old man is due to face court in Brisbane tomorrow over the alleged murder. [Continue Reading]
Removing homeless encampment from local park breached human rights, Queensland supreme court rules
Moreton Bay council’s clearing of tent city breached human rights, supreme court rules Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastHomeless people living in tents in a park were “not treated as humans” while being evicted by a Queensland council, with the supreme court ruling it an unlawful breach of human rights.A group of residents who had been living in a park off Goodfellows Road, Kallangur, challenged eviction notices issued against them by the City of Moreton Bay last year. Continue reading... [Continue Reading]
One Nation senator for NSW still lived in Queensland four months after his appointment, expense reports show
In September party said Sean Bell was ‘currently in the process of moving to NSW’ but he claimed $6,600 in chauffeured cars in Brisbane in last quarter of 2025Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastOne Nation’s newest senator for New South Wales, Sean Bell, continued to live and work in Queensland in his first four months in the role – while also billing taxpayers more than $6,000 for chauffeured cars in Brisbane.After Bell was selected to take the casual vacancy left by One Nation’s elected senator Warwick Stacey in September, the party said that the former... [Continue Reading]
21-Year-Old Man Fatally Shot by Police in Tingalpa, Brisbane During Confrontation
In a tragic incident in Tingalpa, a suburb located in Brisbane’s east, a 21-year-old man was fatally shot by police on Tuesday. According to reports from the scene, the man was allegedly armed with a knife and made threatening gestures towards the officers, prompting them to take lethal action. The identity of the deceased has not yet been disclosed as investigations continue. During the confrontation, one police officer sustained a minor injury, with reports indicating that the officer was grazed on the ear by a projectile. The Queensland Police Service has confirmed these details as they assess the situation surrounding... [Continue Reading]
21-Year-Old Man Dies Following Police Shooting in Brisbane's Tingalpa Suburb
A tragic incident unfolded in Brisbane's Tingalpa suburb, where a 21-year-old man has died following a police shooting. The event occurred on a recent Tuesday morning when emergency services responded to a welfare check at a residence on Thurston Street. According to reports, officers attempted to engage with the man, who was armed with a knife and purportedly posed a threat to police personnel. The police reported that during the interaction, the man allegedly made threats while armed, prompting officers to act. The exact details leading up to the shooting remain unclear; however, witness accounts suggest a tense standoff preceded... [Continue Reading]
Thousands of Australians stranded as US and Israel military actions disrupt flights in the Middle East
Recent military actions by the United States and Israel against Iran have thrown the Middle East into turmoil, with significant repercussions felt globally. As hostilities escalate, thousands of Australians find themselves stranded in international airports across the region, as flight services have been heavily disrupted. The unannounced airstrikes, which occurred on a recent Saturday, prompted multiple country closures of their airspace, severely impacting travel routes. According to the Australian Travel Industry Association, the sudden cessation of commercial flights and subsequent cancellations have affected an estimated 115,000 Australians currently in the region. Affected areas include major international transit hubs in countries... [Continue Reading]
