Qld man jailed for deliberate dangerous driving
A Sunshine Coast man who led police on a high-speed chase through the Glasshouse Mountains last year has been sentenced to 18 months in jail.
View ArticleFive dead on roads in three days
Five people have died on Queensland roads in the past three days.
View ArticleMan found dead at Qld mountain base
A 59-year-old man has been found dead at the bottom of a mountain on Queensland's Sunshine Coast.
View ArticleFirefighters save homes from blaze
Fire crews have saved two homes on Rockhampton's northern outskirts as at least eight grass fires continue to burn through central Queensland.
View ArticleMan killed in Sunshine Coast crash
A man has died and another has been critically injured in a road crash on Queensland's Sunshine Coast.
View ArticleFatal crash driver case pushed to next month
A Tewantin man charged over a fatal head-on collision at Tinbeerwah has had his court case adjourned for a month.
View ArticleMan missing after diving into Noosa River
Police are appealing for a man who dived into the Noosa River to contact them to let them know he is safe.
View ArticleFraser Island tipped to feel Cyclone Ita fallout
Damaging wind gusts of up to 90 kilometres per hour and dangerous surf conditions are expected to develop on Queensland's Fraser Island tonight as Cyclone Ita moves south-east down the state's coast.
View ArticlePolice seek fatal road crash witnesses
Queensland police are appealing for witnesses to a double road fatality at Tinbeerwah on the Sunshine Coast.
View ArticleSearch intensifies for missing elderly man
Police and State Emergency Service (SES) volunteers are continuing to search Queensland's Sunshine Coast for missing elderly man, Jack Farr.
View ArticleNotorious child killer deemed risk if freed from prison for 1987 murder of...
Barrie John Watts has been blocked from applying for parole for a further 10 years after he was deemed too great a risk to the public.
View ArticleOne solution to the out-of-control feral deer problem — eat them
Feral deer populations are booming in Queensland, damaging farms and costing millions, but some are turning them into a business opportunity.
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