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Exposed: Brutal rules of secret Queensland bikie gang

You will be ruled with brutality; if you don’t answer your phone, you’ll cop a beating. These, it can be revealed, are among a series of strict rules set by a secret gang that allegedly ...

Michelin star fails to shine at Brisbane restaurant

It may have caused mouths to water thanks to the Michelin-starred credentials of the chef behind it, but the food at this Brisbane restaurant falls short of expectations.

Council could face lawsuits over Lime scooters

They’re the scooters taking Brisbane by storm but there’s a legal issue looming which could land Brisbane City Council with a stack of lawsuits from injured riders.

Bushfire threatens homes north of Brisbane

Residents of a suburb north of Brisbane are being warned to remain vigilant as a bushfire has started to move in a southerly direction toward homes.

Popular restaurant closes its doors

A popular restaurant has closed its doors following a dispute with its landlord. However another eatery has already been lined up to replace it

FBI exposes global prostitution ring in Australia

An FBI sting operation has led to six arrests and the shutdown of a global prostitution ring operating brothels in Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne and cities across the US and Canada.

Queensland twins top national list

A pair of twin Queenslanders are generating a major buzz, emerging as the most viewed listing in the country this week.

No refunds after Gabba lights out farce

Brisbane Heat fans have been left short changed after Big Bash League honchos refused to issue refunds following Thursday night’s light tower farce at the Gabba.

Year 7 maths whiz killing it in Year 12

Move aside Dr Sheldon Cooper, this pint-sized Brisbane maths whiz is solving problems that would make most peoples’ heads spin.

Animal attacks: Brisbane’s shocking record

An average of 38 animal attacks a week were reported to the Brisbane City Council in 2018, but there may be little recourse for those on the receiving end under Queensland law.