Queensland’s corruption watchdog should go through greater checks and balances before lodging corruption charges following a bungled investigation into Logan City Council, a report has found.
India’s Tata Steel said it was willing to underwrite coal developments in Queensland to spark a resurgence in investment and development it needs for its booming steel industry.
Transport planners have returned to the idea of a multi-billion expansion of Brisbane’s road tunnel network amid warnings the city’s fast growing north faces complete gridlock within a decade.
A complex “diverging diamond interchange” and a cycle way alongside Queensland’s busiest road is open under the first section of a $1 billion Pacific Motorway upgrade to ease traffic congestion on the southern Gold Coast.
The first fortnight of the new Parliament has told a lot about the government’s broad strategy, the still unfocused thinking of the vanquished Liberal National Party opposition and the determination of the other new representatives to be relevant. Dennis Atkins explains the various game plans.
Murder charges after two stabbed to death, inmates who escaped from correctional facility arrested, missing grandmother found dead. Latest headlines from Ten News First.
Tributes are flowing for beloved Australian entertainer and international star Dame Olivia Newton-John following her death aged 73.
A federal emergency service specifically for natural disasters is unlikely to be established, Emergency Management Minister Murray Watt says.
Economist Gene Tunny looked at what might happen to Queensland’s economy if we shut down the state’s coal and gas industries tomorrow. It’s not going to happen of course, but even with a lead time of years and decades the disruption could be substantial writes Robert MacDonald.
Tony Fitzgerald’s seminal report into corruption changed Queensland. With his latest effort, Annastacia Palaszczuk will have a chance to change the style of her government, writes Madonna King.
Sometimes the most stressful part of airline travel is finding somewhere to park you car at the airport, writes Rebecca Levingston.
A Federal Government policy change is threatening to drain rural Queensland’s already shallow pool of overseas trained doctors, further straining a medical system under severe stress.
The Cape York mining outpost of Weipa is one of only five remaining towns where the mining company “owns” the settlement. It’s an old-school arrangement which many locals now think has had its day, writes Marty Silk
The State Government is clearing the decks to officially rename Fraser Island to its Indigenous name, K’gari, consigning the treachery of its shipwrecked, swashbuckling namesake to the dustbin of history.
Given that Clive Palmer’s planned coal project in central Queensland is now, at least unofficially, dead, we are getting a clearer picture of what sort of projects are no longer acceptable to state and federal Labor governments.
When the Covid borders fell and restrictions were lifted it seemed like the will of Australians to travel was back, but it’s all fallen apart and travel companies are now asking people to plan for the unplanned.
Queensland’s quality media took a bold step forward with the formal launch on Thursday of a new business entity, InQueensland Media.
