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Gold Coast Young LNP Chairman to be disciplined over Schoolies video
Former banking watchdog staffer bitten by corporate regulator
Lyndon Allen Kingston was recruited directly from APRA to run the Bananacoast Community Credit Union, but they sacked him in 2017 and he is now charged with providing false documents.
Why there won't be a double jeopardy trial over this 1987 murder
Prosecutors relying on new DNA testing results linking a man to a murder scene have their application to retry the man rejected by the Court of Appeal.
'Disturbing on many levels': Young LNP members suspended over 'racist' Schoolies video
The Liberal National Party suspends three members of the Young LNP after a video was posted online showing one of its branch leaders smirking at a racist slur.
National winter crop slump continues as drought bites
Australia’s national grain crop wilts to its smallest yields in 12 years as dry and hot weather continue to impact production.
Irrigators say Minister will seek review of state-based water sharing arrangements
'Can the Plan' says it has secured a deal with the Federal Water Minister to seek a review of water sharing and entrench investigative powers across jurisdictions.
Australian-born polar bear faces uncertain future at new home in Canada
Henry shot to fame in 2013 as the first polar bear born at Sea World on the Gold Coast, but his new habitat in Canada is strapped for cash.
As home solar increases, the grid is becoming an antiquated technology. So what will replace it?
Powering your neighbourhood with a small solar array, wind turbine and batteries could be the next big thing as microgrids set up across Australia.
'Full-blown panic attack': Phobias of fish, spiders among fears for up to 15pc of population
Brisbane lawyer Alexandra Geelan is so afraid of fish, she won't swim in open water, while Dr Robert Raven tackled his fear of spiders by becoming an arachnologist. Their phobias started in childhood, but research shows unusual fears can happen at any age.
Smart meters, friendly rivalry help remote Indigenous communities slash water use
A project using smart water meters in remote Indigenous Australian communities helps locals cut water use by up to half.
Fires flare in South-East Queensland as 'heatwave' conditions return to north
Watch-and-act level blazes flare in the south-east of the state as the weather bureau warns hot and dry weather will see the return of a severe fire danger and the mercury climbing above 40 degrees Celsius in southern parts of Queensland.
Spring breaks yet another record for Australia
It's certainly not what we wanted to hear, but the BOM says we've just had the driest spring in 120 years of records and the fifth hottest for the nation as a whole.
Three days after almost chopping off his thumb this 27yo is still waiting for surgery
A carpenter who almost tore off his thumb has endured hunger and fear as he spent a third day waiting for emergency surgery at Sunshine Coast University Hospital.
This is what life's like for parents whose ex-partners don't pay child support
Anyone who has experienced the child support system knows it is complicated, but when parents who owe money do not pay up, it can push families below the poverty line.
Two Heads Creek is the cannibal movie that could put this tiny Queensland town back on the map
Cracow stars in the horror-comedy Two Heads Creek, a tiny town its publican says is "haunted" and thus a perfect location for the cinematic undead.
Jaboticaba exposure helps sells this unusual tree trunk fruit
An enthusiastic young farmhand's outlandish leaf skirt helps him gain exposure for a little-known fruit and sell his perishable harvest through social media
Jaboticaba exposure helps sells this unusual tree trunk fruit
An enthusiastic young farmhand's outlandish leaf skirt helps him gain exposure for a little-known fruit and sell his perishable harvest through social media
Sam Penny trains in a chest freezer to prepare for winter English Channel swim
Wearing his budgie smugglers, swimming cap and goggles, endurance athlete Sam Penny is ready to attempt to break a world record and become the first person to swim the English Channel in winter.
Protected glider habitat allegedly cleared, environment department to investigate
The Australian Conservation Foundation says parts of a north Queensland property set aside as habitat for the vulnerable greater glider have been cleared illegally, prompting a federal investigation.
Water for fodder to flow as $100 million water swap deal kicks in
Farmers who have had no access to irrigation water in the Southern Murray-Darling Basin could be eligible for cheap water from next week.
