Brisbane cyclists believe they’re the victims of “mantraps”, after damaging their bikes on handfuls of thumbtacks spread out along their favourite riding spots this past month.
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'I didn't know I was making it worse': The horrific impacts of the wrong exercise after birth
The pressure to get your pre-baby body back is intense. But I wish I had known the devastating impact some exercises can cause long after giving birth, because now I live with prolapse, writes Andree Withey.
'Teacher' in South Brisbane offering lifts to children, police warn
A woman approaching children in South Brisbane and offering them lifts to school told two of them she was a teacher, police say.
Labor told Adani unlikely to be able to challenge any scrapping of mine licence
Legal advice provided to the ALP states it would be “virtually impossible” for Adani to challenge a future Labor government’s decision to scrap the company’s licence to build a coal mine in central Queensland.
Coffee with a Cop, Macleay Island
Bayside District Crime Prevention Coordinators (DCPC), Macleay Island Police and Crime Stoppers invite you to have a Coffee with a Cop at Macleay Island. Coffee with a Cop is a chance for community members to ask questions, voice concerns, get to know local police officers. Police will be on hand to give out advice and information about home […]
Power price cut flagged for regional Queensland
The Queensland Competition Authority is flagging a cut to power prices in regional areas, which would save residential customers $35 a year, and businesses up to $110.
Aussie Vikings star to front Long Tan movie filmed in Queensland
Australian actor Travis Fimmel, best known for his role in historical TV drama Vikings, will star in a movie about the Battle of Long Tan to be made in Queensland, Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk announces.
Fire at childcare centre while kids inside 'may have been deliberately lit'
A fire at a Toowoomba childcare centre that started while dozens of children were inside may have been deliberately lit, detectives say after discovering what appeared to be another extinguished fire
Captive dolphins a step closer to freedom with new study into sea pens
A New South Wales dolphin marine park agrees to take part in a feasibility study that could see its captive dolphins moved into an offshore sea pen.
Watch your step! Snakes could be slithering around your home now
Queensland snake catchers are being run off their feet as the slithering reptiles displaced by recent rainfall around the state move from their hiding holes and into our homes.