With 45 million kangaroos in Australia, they are hardly facing extinction, but a controversial new film about our national emblem which is gaining traction overseas tells a very different story.
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Massive 'babushka' egg hiding another inside it stuns expert
An egg found within another egg on a far north Queensland chicken farm is being called a freak of nature by a poultry expert who says he has never seen anything like it.
A mother handed over her 15yo girl to be raped — now police are hunting the man who did it
Peta Butler’s mother took her to a Toowoomba hotel under the guise of celebrating her birthday, but there she arranged for a man to rape her. With her mother now in jail, police need help to find the man responsible.
Savvy 12-year-old entrepreneur shares money-saving tips
Brisbane schoolgirl Riata Baker is 12, and she is already saving her hard-earned cash for a house or shares in a business.
Become 'The King' of our Brisbane Broncos quiz
Today marks 30 years since the Broncos kicked off their inaugural season with a thrashing of Manly-Warringah at Lang Park. To celebrate, we’ve hit the history books to prepare a quiz worthy of The King himself.
More inner-city apartments 'won't fix Brisbane's housing woes'
It’s a problem with no easy solution — as Brisbane’s rising property prices push families to the urban fringe, experts say more development in the city’s “middle ring” is needed despite opposition in the community.
NRL gender adviser condemns Lodge's 'horrifying' drunken rampage
NRL gender adviser Catharine Lumby says the drunken rampage by Brisbane Broncos footballer Matthew Lodge is “among the most disturbing cases” she’s reviewed.
Bulldogs giant Steve Folkes remembered as 'true legend'
The Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs family is “still fairly numb” after the death of former player and coach Steve Folkes, who is remembered for his “cheeky little grin” at a memorial service a week after his sudden death at age 59.
Police used 'awful and unnecessary' force during man's arrest, family says
An inquest into the death of an Aboriginal man in custody is probing whether police restraint was appropriate and if paramedics were right to administer a sedative.
Hinds: Matthew Lodge return doesn't pass the smell test
The NRL does not thrive on scandal, it survives despite it — so the league’s decision to allow the controversial return of Matthew Lodge will not be of benefit to the game, writes Richard Hinds.