Discovery of Roman villa in Wales 'changes the narrative'
Scans have detected portions of walls and the foundations of several structures including the villa and a basilica-like structure, believed to be more than 1600 years old.
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Queensland hardest hit by natural disasters, insurance data reveals
Nine of the 10 towns hardest hit by natural disasters in the last three years are in Queensland, according to data by insurance giant Suncorp.
Customer sues as Queensland tiny home manufacturer enters liquidation
A Queensland retiree is suing a tiny home manufacturer after spending about $145,000 for a new tiny home that was never delivered.
'Insane': Surfer's miracle escape from huge shark at NSW beach
A surfer has had a narrow escape from a shark at a beach in northern NSW where a teenager was bitten just months ago.
'Spatial disorientation' to blame for fatal army helicopter crash, probe finds
An internal investigation into the MRH-90 army helicopter crash in 2023 has found 'spatial disorientation' was to blame for the deadly accident.
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Secret wartime diaries of young Brisbane woman detail life in the 1940s
The secret wartime diaries of a young woman are giving new insight into life in Brisbane in the 1940s, describing the day peace was declared and the city's busy social scene with American troops in town.
Brisbane's covert cameras catching more than just litterbugs
Images recorded by the Brisbane City Council surveillance program capture a range of bizarre behaviours.
Tourism industry calling for open discussion to prevent shark attacks
The state's shark management program is currently under review, amid two recent fatal shark attacks.
Mystery remains over Brisbane woman who ended up in wheelie bin
A Queensland coroner has ruled 78-year-old Brisbane woman Lesley Trotter "deceased", though her cause of death remains unknown.
Parts of Queensland underwater as residents brace for worse to come
There are multiple weather warnings current for Northeast Queensland as a tropical low crosses the coast bringing intense rainfall and damaging winds to parts of the state.
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Teen gets community service over crash that killed unborn baby
"I just wish she had more justice," victim Haylee Loccisano said.
Aussie student following grandfather's Olympic path
Almost 70 years since his French grandfather competed in Melbourne, Cassiel Rousseau will represent Australia in Paris.
Mayor settles deceased estate with woman's family
A dispute over a deceased estate left in the hands of the Redland mayor to administer and worth about half a million dollars has been settled.
Repatriation of ancestral remains a 'difficult process', museum CEO says
The chief executive of the Queensland Museum says extra staff and funding will help ramp up repatriation efforts to return hundreds of ancestral remains back to country.
Dark secret hidden for a century at Queensland Museum
A historian who has spent years sifting through the grim collection says what it exposes is "really distressing".
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Driver charged for dozens of trips on toll road he didn't take
Dean Weily only realised the extra charges appearing on his Linkt account when his automatic account top-ups became more frequent than usual.
Rumble over plans for $300m Brisbane Olympics 'white elephant'
A detailed assessment into a proposed whitewater centre on the Redlands Coast is now underway, with the Queensland government spending almost $900,000 for private contractors to complete a project validation report.
Councillor lashes out over questions about charity fund
During an unrelated media conference in Springfield, Paul Tully initially declined to answer questions about the fund before walking off. He soon returned.
Hundreds of properties to be resumed under Logan rail upgrade
Hundreds of homes, businesses and parks have been earmarked for resumption for a once in a generation rail upgrade designed to cut travel time for passenger trains between Brisbane and the Gold Coast.
Family demand answers after mayor installed as executor of mum's will
After Angela's death, Freya and Nils found their late mother changed her will, installing Redland Mayor Karen Williams as executor.