THE current El Nio climate system affecting Australia is likely to reach record levels by Christmas and create a severe bushfire season. The head of the Bureau of Meteorology warned
Year 12 student Saif Mohammed was awarded the college dux award for 2015 during Grace Lutheran College Grace Celebrates. He was the first student from the Caboolture campus to receive
Police Minister Jo-Ann Miller will today welcome 88 new First Year Constables to the Queensland Police Service following their graduation from the QPS Academy in Oxley today. Minister Miller said
Attorney-General and Minister for Justice Yvette DAth today announced the appointments of Justice Philip McMurdo as a judge of the Court of Appeal and Michael Roderick Byrne QC as Director
In an Australian-first, the Palaszczuk Government is the first state government to secure a partnership with YouTube to deliver a unique program, working with QUT and Griffith universities, to help
Police Minister Jo-Ann Miller has joined with female officers past and present to celebrate a significant milestone for the Service ? 50 years of sworn women police. Minister Miller said
The Palaszczuk Government today introduced three planning bills to the Queensland Parliament to establish a better planning system for Queensland that will deliver confidence and transparency for the community and
Police have charged two 17-year-olds, one from Kippa-Ring and the other from Mango Hill, in relation to the vandalism of 55 bus shelters at Redcliffe, Deception Bay and North Lakes
Water emergency responses will be better coordinated with the establishment of two South East Queensland Water operations centres. Minister for Energy and Water Supply Mark Bailey officially opened Seqwater’s new
