One Nation senator Malcolm Roberts’ media adviser and former Logan City councillor Sean Black is facing multiple assault charges dating back to 2007.
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Camel products make their mark at royal show
Products produced from ‘other non-bovine milk products’ are welcomed at this year’s Royal Queensland Food and Wine Show.
Restaurant busted telling porkies over free-range menu item
A Queensland pig farmer busts a Brisbane restaurant claiming to be selling her free-range, ethically raised pork, when it was not.
Fog blankets parts of south-east Queensland
A number of flights are delayed at Brisbane airport as fog covers parts of the city for the third time this week.
The two-in-one school playground that's open to all
A school playground north of Brisbane will be one of the first in the state to open its gates after hours for the public to help build a stronger sense of community.
War on waste: Maths + art sends powerful message
A north Queensland artist confronts the nation’s waste culture through an innovative art exhibition based on mathematically inspired creations.
Creators of 'poo-powered car' hope to leave mark on the world
Launched by a Top Gear-inspired mascot named The Stink, a sewerage plant takes the waste from 300,000 people in Brisbane and uses it to generate enough electricity for Australia’s first “poo-powered” car.
Smith backs Thurston to play Origin opener
The State of Origin mind games are well underway, as Queensland captain Cameron Smith tips Johnathan Thurston to play Game One against New South Wales.
'Why are you stabbing me?' murder victim asked during 'horrifying' attack, court told
A Brisbane man is sentenced to life behind bars after driving his car through his ex-partner’s boyfriend’s home and stabbing him to death in front of his son.
Australia's most famous sites underwater in new climate modelling
Sydney’s Circular Quay and Botanic Gardens, Brisbane Airport, Melbourne’s Docklands and Perth’s Elizabeth Quay will all be underwater in dramatic new climate modelling predicting a sea level rise of 2 metres in just over 80 years.