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31st December 2024

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Dramatic lockdown in suburban street as SERT moves in

Heavily armed police and a dog squad have descended on a street north of Brisbane with residents plunged into lockdown.

Campers stranded, driver in tree in 180mm+ flash-flood chaos

Motorists and campers have been rescued after massive downpours across Queensland on Monday afternoon and overnight caused flash-flooding chaos.

Albo proves he’s the worst PM we’ve ever had

Anthony Albanese’s faux muscle flex over a social media post attacking Peter Dutton and his wife speaks of a government devoid of policies and terrified of being kicked out of offi...

Haunting final image of boy, 3, killed in plane crash

A devastating photo has emerged of a child who died in the South Korean plane crash, revealing one heartbreaking detail.

Taylor’s house move sparks Travis wedding rumours

Speculation that Taylor Swift will tie the knot with Travis Kelce grows after the pop superstar makes a major lifestyle change.

MAPPED: Qld’s horror road toll – and the pleas for change

Queensland’s road toll has tragically reached 301 deaths – the highest in 15 years – prompting pleas for motorists to change their driving habits. SEE THE MAP

First Rush of freedom: Bali Niner walks from court over historic charges

Bali Nine drug smuggler Scott Rush has been sentenced by a Queensland court for crimes committed months before he was arrested in 2005.

Fireworks, 5000 bottles of champagne: State’s massive party to welcome 2025

Queenslanders are set to farewell 2024 in style with millions of people expected to pack venues across the state with massive public parties planned.

‘Trad report will be released’: Bleijie threatens law change

Acting Premier Jarrod Bleijie has threatened to legislate if a parliamentary committee fails to released a report into former Labor deputy premier Jackie Trad.

Native title crackdown, lobbyists banned, Olympic certainty: O’Connor’s 2025 wishlist

2024 revealed the truly tawdry side of some of our political elite, but there’s hope for the year ahead. Albo might even grow a pair, writes Mike O’Connor.