Bonza claims title for worst on-time arrival results at four Australian airports in January
Australians are still suffering from budget airline Bonza's unreliability issues, one year after its launch.
Acting Queensland police commissioner appointed as advocates demand 'line in the sand' on DV
Advocates say Queensland's new police commissioner will have a tough road ahead in tackling domestic violence.
Cultural program that tackles youth crime by sending repeat offenders to remote places is extended
The Queensland government has extended a program which sends serial repeat offenders to remote locations in a bid to address the state's youth crime issues and take pressure off the juvenile detention system.
Cattle sail from Darwin as Indonesian live export trade resumes
Indonesia has finally issued import permits for Australian cattle with the first ship now on the water bound for Jakarta.
Floodwaters transform this outback desert into a green oasis, but it's not all good news
While record rain causes havoc in south-east Queensland, it revitalises a part of far west Queensland that rarely sees so much water.
Researchers use CT scans to peer inside the 100-million-year-old jaws of an ancient marine reptile
The rare Australian elasmosaur fossil gained global attention when it was discovered on an outback Queensland property in 2022.
Category one cyclone makes landfall in Gulf of Carpentaria off NT-Queensland border
Tropical Cyclone Lincoln has crossed the Northern Territory coast in the southern Gulf of Carpentaria, according to the Bureau of Meteorology.
Residents evacuated in outback as possible cyclone threatens severe flooding
Families, children and the elderly are being flown out of the Gulf of Carpentaria as a tropical low, with a 40 per cent chance of turning into a cyclone, risks putting properties under water.
'Not everyone has a lazy $20,000': Queensland caps local election spending following corruption report
Candidates vying for a position in Queensland's local government next month will, for the first time, need to keep their personal campaign spending and donations under a cap.
Outback pilots urge Aussies to embrace 'rich' adventures in the bush
Flying chaplains are encouraging more people to head to the outback where they say a world of opportunities awaits. After 16 years of servicing remote residents, pilots Natalie and Simon share their experiences.
After surviving a stroke, 60-year-old mum fears a fatal heatwave in social housing
Susan Jones fears her stiflingly hot social housing that does not have air-conditioning will put her life at risk if heatwaves continue to affect the state.
Flood-ravaged, isolated residents brace for potential new cyclone in Gulf of Carpentaria
There is a moderate chance a cyclone could form later this week as a monsoon trough looks likely to bring rain and flooding to already-saturated catchments after ex-Tropical Cyclone Kirrily.
'A horrid scam on the Indigenous community': Government to pay thousands of families after funeral insurance 'fiasco'
Thousands of Australians who collectively lost millions of dollars to failed funeral insurer Youpla could now get some of their money back, under a newly announced government scheme.
Bob Katter's 'cashgate' shines the spotlight again on your legal tender rights
Disgruntled MP Bob Katter made headlines this week after his cash was rejected by a cafe — in Parliament House, of all places. The incident sparked national debate again, so what are your rights when it comes to paying in notes and coins?
Man charged with murder in outback Queensland mining city
An 18-year-old man is due to face court charged with murder after the death of a 34-year-old man on Abel Smith Parade in Mount Isa.
Lack of oxygen could have caused fatal plane crash that killed three people: ATSB
A preliminary report suggests hypoxia could be the reason three aerial firefighting crew members, including 22-year-old William Jennings from the US, died when their plane crashed in rural Queensland in November.
The human body doesn't come with a manual, so here's a list of regular services every owner needs
Robyn gets her car serviced every year, so she thought she should do the same for her herself. Doctors found a hole in her heart.
Ex-Tropical Cyclone Kirrily isolates outback residents for weeks as Coral Sea low gains strength
The system is finishing up its outback tour and heading towards New South Wales this week as another possible cyclone intensifies in the Coral Sea east of Queensland.
BOM keeping 'close eye' on new Coral Sea low, as ex-Tropical Cyclone Kirrily continues destructive path out west
Ex-Tropical Cyclone Kirrily is continuing to dump heavy rain on north-west Queensland, while the chance of another tropical cyclone forming off the coast increases.
'Nervous' outback towns brace for flash floods from ex-Tropical Cyclone Kirrily
Residents in outback Queensland are preparing for further heavy rain, flash flooding, and dangerous winds as ex-Tropical Cyclone Kirrily intensifies in the Gulf of Carpentaria.
Almost 170,000 air conditioners remotely turned down six times during blistering summer heat
Queensland’s state-owned power grid quietly forced almost 170,000 air-conditioners in homes and businesses into low-power mode six times over summer.
Outback Queensland cut off by intense floods from ex-cyclone with conditions to worsen
More rain has fallen in 24 hours than in a year at some locations as ex-Tropical Cyclone Kirrily hovers over Queensland's north-west.
Queensland records its hottest January day on record as mercury nears 50C in outback town
Birdsville locals say stepping outside is like standing in front of an open oven. An elder says he's seen crows falling from trees amid the near unbearable conditions, but the BOM says relief is on the way.
As coastal towns expect a battering from cyclone, outback graziers hope the rain finds them
Heavy rainfall is predicted for much of Queensland as Cyclone Kirrily slowly moves towards the coast. For graziers inland, it could offer a reprieve from extreme heat and dry conditions.
Charity forced to shift mouldy, damaged donations with forklift after dumping spike
Vinnies stores across Queensland have been swamped with unsaleable donations, which the charity says are causing "chaos" for busy volunteers.