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My two-and-a-half-year-old daughter and I go to visit the "creative, beautiful sausage factory" Ludo Studio, where the internationally acclaimed animation series Bluey is created from nose to tail.

Australia's largest provider of continuity of midwifery care, My Midwives, has celebrated the birth of the 1,000th baby born through its Toowoomba practice.

A man's body has been found outside Maxwelton in Queensland's north-west after a land and air search for 25-year-old Trent Grose, who was last seen two weeks ago when he borrowed a four-wheel drive from friends.

A distraught mother appeals for help to find her 25-year-old son who has been missing in remote country in north-west Queensland for several days.

Ted Tiessem was preparing to fly from Brisbane to Townsville last month when a Qantas staff member took him aside and told him he could not fly with his dog, Scout — a Qantas-approved assistance animal.

A dramatic rise in young people carrying knives prompts a Logan detective to start a campaign warning of the risks, with new statewide figures showing a 40 per cent increase in knife-related crimes.

Major Australian retailers say up to 70,000 sports supplements could be pulled from the shelves and hundreds of jobs lost after the Therapeutic Goods Administration proposed a raft of reforms to reclassify some health supplements as therapeutic goods or medicines.

The Murray-Darling Basin Plan has caused enormous economic and social upheaval but scrapping it risks a worse outcome for farmers, as Clint Jasper explains.

Gretel Tippett earns Australian netball's highest honour, winning the Liz Ellis Diamond for her brilliant work at goal attack for the Firebirds and Diamonds.

It has been almost seven years Summer Steer, four, died after swallowing a button battery. Her mum wants to see better regulation around the notoriously dangerous product, and she's not alone.

Fashion is the second most polluting industry on the planet, but we all have to wear something. We found four ways people are dressing more sustainably.

A new $1.5 million sporting field in Brisbane has been laid with fake grass, winning over not only the groundsman as he battles drought-like conditions, but the older, sceptical footballers who are reporting softer falls and less injuries.

With only a third of pregnant Queensland women getting vaccinated, doctors worry that cases of whooping cough in newborns will continue to spike across the state.

When Darryl Low Choy came home one day singing a song mocking people of Chinese ancestry, his mother decided it was time to tell him the truth.

The Queensland Government announces an inquiry into the structural issues of Bundaberg's Paradise Dam, after technical reports show the faults originate with its initial construction.

A student who lost her home in a bushfire tells the Prime Minister climate change is a crisis, and she wants him to act like it is and take action, as students walk out of school in protest nationally.

Flood victim Frank Beaumont weeps as the Supreme Court finds water authorities breached their duty of care over the 2011 floods in South-East Queensland, handing a victory to thousands of victims in a landmark class action.

A second baby girl dies days after she and her twin sister were found unresponsive at a home in Sunnybank Hills on Brisbane's south.

Scientists in Queensland are growing mini-brains in the hope that their research could help to unlock treatments and cures for a range of conditions.