Roberts stands behind accused rapist
A MAN committed to stand trial for rape is still involved in the campaign for One Nation’s Ipswich candidate Malcolm Roberts.
Inner-city to score new school
DEPUTY Premier Jackie Trad will today announce the exact location of Brisbane’s first inner-city high school to be built in more than 50 years – as she fights to keep her South Brisbane ...
Eight family activities to do in South Australia
FINDING activities for the whole family can be tough. Here are some great activities that promise to entertain everyone and you just might learn something you didn't know before.
Wong: Why I voted against gay marriage
PENNY Wong has spoken about the ‘dark moment’ she was forced to vote for legislation that discriminated against her and the people she loved during her emotional speech in the Senate.
Premier to make Cabinet ‘decisions’
LABOR will spend more than $90m to revitalise TAFE campuses if re-elected, but Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk is facing a major headache on the unemployment front and has refused to rule out ...
Jackie Trad shakes it off ... again
THE Deputy Premier burned up the dancefloor on the streets of West End last night as celebrations for the yes vote raged into the early hours. But it’s not the first time she’s been caug...
Hopelessly divided Liberals face identity crisis
THE Liberals are without an identity or purpose and endlessly divided against themselves. The party now faces a split or permanent decline, writes Andrew Bolt.
Pedophiles planning to ‘buy’ new victim
A QUEENSLAND pedophile couple who ran an international child abuse ring involving the son they “bought” from Russia were looking for new children to ‘purchase’.
Religious leaders unrelenting in path of ‘yes’ landslide
CATHOLIC and Muslim religious leaders are uniting in their refusal to change their stance on marriage, despite the public’s overwhelming support for the “yes” campaign.
Leaders to battle it out at People’s Forum
SKY News political guru David Speers will host the only debate between Labor, the LNP and One Nation before the Queensland election on November 25.
