Cars
Ban cars from Victoria Bridge: experts
Tony Moore Cars should be banned immediately from Brisbane's Victoria Street Bridge and buses should use all the lanes, public transport specialists say.
Hunt for arsonists after three cars burnt out
Queensland police are on the hunt for arsonists after three cars were set on fire in Brisbane's north.
'Ghost bike' a haunting symbol of cycling danger
Natalie Bochenski Talented violinist Richard Pollett rode his bike for the last time along Moggill Road on September 27, 2011.
The moment Leanne's father knew she was in trouble
Marissa Calligeros Sergeant Damian Rockett was working a shift in his south Brisbane district when he heard a radio call for a patrol car to attend a familiar address.
Troubled toll road up for sale
Katherine Feeney Receivers are now taking expressions of interest in the Clem7 tunnel after the financial collapse of the toll road two years ago.
Suspect tells family: 'It wasn't me'
Marissa Calligeros Across a Toowoomba courtroom, the families of slain Sydney nurses Lorraine Wilson and Wendy Evans faced two men accused of the murders as both denied having any involvement in the crime.
Nurses tied to a tree for days: witness
Marissa Calligeros A coronial inquest has heard two Sydney nurses killed nearly four decades ago may have been tied to a tree in the Queensland bush for up to three days.
'I swear upon God I did not.' Key persons of interest denies role in nurses' deaths
Marissa Calligeros Two key police suspects in the 1974 killings of two Sydney nurses have denied having any involvement in the crime.
Man confessed to killing nurses, witness tells inquest
Marissa Calligeros Walter Laurie was 10 years old when he travelled with his parents to a paddock in Murphys Creek, west of Brisbane.
Salesman saw two women tied up on side of the road
Marissa Calligeros A retired machinery salesman recalls seeing two young women being tied up on the Toowoomba Range Road sometime in the mid-1970s.
Witnesses haunted by failure to help women
Marissa Calligeros Their "blood-curdling" screams appear to have been heard by police, the sight of them being manhandled seen by motorists.
Car enthusiasts fear being caught in 'hoon' net
Amy Remeikis They have been billed as the “toughest anti-hooning laws in the nation” but motoring and four-wheel driving enthusiasts now fear they will be caught in the state government’s "hoon" net.
Nurses union wants talks in wake of attack
Tony Moore The Queensland Nurses Union will urgently write to Queensland Health today seeking urgent talks over statewide nurse safety after two chilling abduction attempts near Princess Alexandra Hospital over...
Crushing blow looms for Queensland's hooners
Amy Remeikis Hoons' cars could be seized and crushed after just their second offence, under proposed changes to Queensland laws.
As the Airport Link bites the dust, what is the future for PPPs?
Stephen King, Monash University The Airport Link tunnel is the fourth in a series of PPP toll road failures, including Sydney’s Lane Cove and Cross City tunnels, and Brisbane’s Clem7. We need better ways to handle the project risk.
Mackay stabbing: social media rumours wasting police time
Bridie Jabour Online "rumours and innuendo" are wasting the resources of police officers desperately trying to solve the violent killing of a young Queensland woman.
Brisbane Live at Work: Tuesday, January 29
As flood waters swell throughout Brisbane, the city relives the horrors of 2011.
The koala in the coalmine
Christine Adams-Hosking and Clive McAlpine If we need an indicator that climate change is upon us, we need look no further than Australia’s koala, say University of Queensland academics.
Youths cautioned as tempers flare
Marissa Calligeros Police cautioned a group of South Pacific Islanders as tempers flare again in Logan.
