LNP leader Tim Nicholls concedes that Labor has won the Queensland election, announcing he will step down as his deputy Deb Frecklington makes her pitch for the party’s leadership.
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Queensland on the cusp of an election result
Annastacia Palaszczuk could make a visit to Queensland’s Governor today as the Electoral Commission officially declares the results in the last handful of seats, 13 days after voters went to the polls.
Rogue tyre operator Tony Di Carlo sent $40k bill over Rocklea fire
A Brisbane businessman unleashes another foul-mouthed rant, after the environment department sends him a $40,000 bill over a blaze that sent plumes of thick black smoke across a Brisbane suburb.
Lang triple-0 call: 'I found my fiancee dead with a knife in her abdomen'
The Supreme Court releases key video evidence that led a Brisbane jury to find Thomas Lang guilty of the stabbing murder of his lover and “fiancee” Maureen Boyce.
Queensland 2011 flood victims didn't do enough to save properties, Seqwater argues
Lawyers acting for 6,000 people seeking compensation in the wake of the deadly flood disaster have told day four of court hearings they will vigorously defend claimants against accusations of “contributory negligence” being levelled by the Wivenhoe Dam operator.
Why country towns are tough gigs for social workers dealing with family violence
Family violence workers in small, regional communities often have an extra burden to bear in what is already a difficult job — they may have grown up with the victim or the perpetrator.
Townsville win delivers Labor 48 seats but LNP refuses to concede
Scott Stewart officially wins the north-Queensland seat over the LNP’s Casie Scott, extending Labor’s lead over the LNP.
Police warn tradies to lock up their tools following recent increase in thefts – South Brisbane and Logan districts
Police are warning tradies to secure their tools and equipment after intel assessments of recent stealing offences in the South Brisbane and Logan districts identified a spike in the theft of tools from trade vehicles.
Detective Inspector Owen Elloy, East Crime Group, South Brisbane District said there has been a recent increase in tools stolen from trade vehicles parked in driveways and on the streets.
“It is evident from the information we have that tradies are being targeted with thieves breaking into their utes and vans and stealing hundreds of dollars worth of tools.
“Unfortunately, tools are easily re-sold and have a good re-sale value, making them valuable items for thieves,’ Inspector Elloy said.
In the early hours of Tuesday morning, December 5, thieves stole tools from vehicles parked in Aquila Street (x2), Hayman Road and Melrose Court at Redland Bay. The equipment stolen included a compressor, jackhammers, drills and various tradie tools.
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Mao's Last Dancer Li Cunxin makes ballet return after 18 years
After an absence of 18 years, the man known as Mao’s Last Dancer is returning to the ballet stage with one-off performance in The Nutcracker with the Queensland Ballet.
Enrolled Nurse – Woodridge – Lutheran Community Care – Woodridge QLD
We have opportunities for casual Enrolled Nurses to cover planned leave, working a variety of shifts including weekends, afternoon and night shifts….From Lutheran Community Care – Tue, 14 Nov 2017 02:31:18 GMT – View all Woodridge QLD jobs