South-east Queensland is set to shiver through its chilliest May morning in years tomorrow as a cold front that has hit southern states moves north of the border.
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Logan councillor took two years to declare $5,000 from Taiwanese-Australian donor
Russell Lutton, the longest-serving councillor at Logan, only amended his donations declaration this month to show he received money for his re-election campaign ahead of the March 2016 election.
Former milk millionaire jailed over bags of cocaine found in his Gold Coast apartment
Former Victorian milk millionaire Ken Lacey is jailed for possessing 13 bags of cocaine found in his Gold Coast apartment in 2015, but he will only serve three months behind bars.
Accused killer shot wife in back of the head, 'prison informant' tells court
Accused murderer John Chardon told his cellmate that he shot his wife Novy in the back of the head using a handgun with a silencer, saying there would not be forensic evidence because he was wearing protective overalls, a court hears.
NRL player Steve Michaels to stand trial on 10 charges of supplying cocaine
The former Gold Coast Titans and Brisbane Broncos player is to stand trial over a cocaine scandal that rocked the NRL, after he allegedly dealt cocaine to himself and others at various Gold Coast suburbs, a court is told.
Council tears up 'handball court' after residents complain about noisy children
A concrete slab used by local children for handball in a small Kelvin Grove park is ripped up by Brisbane City Council just months after it was laid due to noise complaints.
Around the world in a 100-year-old Ford Model T
A Dutch husband and wife team are crossing Australia on their around-the-world trip in their 1915 Model T, dubbed the most influential car of the 20th century.
Quiz: How much do you know about Australia's beef industry?
Do you know how long to rest a steak? Who predicted lab meat in 1931? And do you really know what a heifer is? Dig in to our beef quiz.
Where to find platypus in the wild around Brisbane
Kedron Brook’s home to a lot of things — ducks, turtles, eels, fish, and unfortunately the odd dumped shopping trolley —but could this highly urbanised water way be home to some platypuses? Curious Brisbane investigates.
France reissues Legion of Honour to Brisbane war hero who lost medal in fire
The French Government presents Brisbane war hero Bob Jackson with a brand new Medal of Honour after his original was destroyed in a fire that gutted his house and claimed the lives of his two beloved dogs.