A convicted rapist who taunted Queensland police on social media while on the run after removing his electronic monitoring bracelet is arrested in Wollongong.
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No loose change? Charities embraces 'tap and go' donations
The old excuse “sorry, got no cash on me” is now invalid. Surf Life Saving Queensland volunteers are embracing technology and accepting $2 donations via Apple Pay and “tap and go” facilities.
Scorpions glow in the dark, but scientists aren't sure why
Many species of scorpion glow a brilliant aqua under ultraviolet light, but scientists are not quite sure why.
'You've killed my daughter': Father confronts crash driver in courtroom
The grieving father of a Brisbane woman killed by an out-of-control car says he is haunted by the sight of his dying daughter, and wants the man behind the wheel to understand his pain.
Man stabbed to death outside Brisbane home 'didn't have enemies'
A 35-year-old father who was found dead after being attacked outside his Kuraby home on Brisbane’s southside this morning is described by friends as a good person who “would open his house to everyone”.
'A gaping hole in our hearts': What has changed since the Dreamworld tragedy?
Family and friends of four people killed at Dreamworld on the Gold Coast last October say the memory of that terrible day is still fresh in their minds as they struggle to cope with the fallout from the tragedy one year on.
La Nina watch declared but widespread rainfall not on the outlook
The Bureau of Meteorology’s fortnightly ENSO wrap-up moves to a La Nina watch, but competing climate factors mean rainfall outlooks remains neutral.
Solar loans on offer amid Palaszczuk's energy retailer shock tactics
No-interest loans will be offered for solar and battery installations as the Queensland Government’s cost-of-living campaign cops further criticism from the Opposition.
Australian melon growers target new markets for exports
Australia’s melon industry is on the cusp of an exciting new export frontier as it unveils a strategy targeting five key markets, starting with Japan.
'We hold our heads high': Cricket Australia says it handled pay dispute well
Cricket Australia says tension was always going to be a by-product of pay negotiations with players, as it announces a $68 million four-year profit at its AGM.