By registering websites for the grandson of Queensland’s longest-serving premier, One Nation has fuelled speculation they want him as a star candidate.

Staff at one of Queensland’s largest councils received both company cars and vehicle allowances, in a practice that went unchecked for four years.

The move to New Farm robs Wynnum of its festival heart, but organisers say it “feels like the right next chapter”.

This week in our Queensland public sector column, Public Circus delivers a Working for Queensland update, more “vacancy management”, and a senior teacher pay saga.

Police have swooped on the construction union’s Brisbane headquarters as part of a cross-border operation involving Queensland and Victorian detectives and allegations that union officials were corrup...

Some parents say more and more people are moving into the area, and infrastructure isn’t keeping up.

The Crisafulli government is set to procure up to 630 new diesel buses as it abandons Labor’s zero-emissions program.

Footage of the township hours after the flash flooding shows brown sludge blanketing the riverbank.

High-ranking Justice Department bosses have been accused of failing to protect a marketing manager who reported an executive’s alleged advances.

The identity of a high-profile married man linked to an extortion case involving an alleged affair will stay secret after a ruling by a Supreme Court judge.

The Greens will attempt to force Airtrain into public hands a decade early through a private members bill to acquire the privately operated rail line.

The woman, in her 20s, was walking along Brookfield Road about 6.30am when she was allegedly assaulted. She escaped by running up a creek bed.

A man and woman have been charged after the 66-year-old owner of a house where the accused had been staying died of stab wounds.

Former Queensland Maroons star Joshua McGuire has been committed to stand trial on charges of strangling and assaulting a child.

After a 25-year campaign for a safer cycling strip along Sylvan Road, we can reveal which plan has been given the green light.

Restaurant Dan Arnold did not open its doors for service on Friday, and multiple calls to its owner and the Fortitude Valley establishment went unanswered.

Developer Graya has lodged plans for a 35-storey apartment tower on a 3016-square-metre block in inner-Brisbane.

The mining billionaire is sometimes a late withdrawal from the $10,000-a-ticket dinners. But guests can still enjoy the sweeping river views with Pauline Hanson.

Existing cricket facilities will be flooded for a lake, and the Olympic stadium will be linked to Spring Hill and the National Aquatic Centre.

David Rosengren said the shortfall was the result of “unscheduled vacancies”, amid claims the LNP is seeking to unpick First Nations representation.

The bird was discovered on Wednesday, with the CSIRO to undertake further testing.

Exchange student Alex Shorey was admitted to a Taiwanese hospital several times before his parents secured a medical charter flight to bring him home.

As the Crisafulli LNP government gears up for its next major push to meet election vows and toughen youth justice laws, an internal police report lays bare the task ahead.

After a week of sliding poll numbers and reporting of antisemitic views of a One Nation senator, the party distanced itself from a decision to meet anti-Islam activist Tommy Robinson.

Some might say Brisbane is bursting at the seams. But is that really the case? Find out how crowded your suburb is.

Smiley Sansoni is the go-to guy for solar on these islands near Brisbane. But having spent tens of thousands of dollars, some former customers now wish they’d never met him.

Brisbane has some of the strictest residential zoning in the country when it comes to detached houses.

This week in our Queensland public sector column, Public Circus details more strict recruitment regimes, the shine coming off a “new” commission, police vs CCC, and more.

The inner-south primary school’s P&C wants space for educational facilities on the 7.1-hectare riverside site.

Economists say credit rating agencies will be watching closely when the LNP government hands down it’s second annual budget on Tuesday.

The premier also confirmed a payment for those travelling for medical care would increase, but ruled out immediate payroll tax reform – despite supporting it in the past.

Five-star reviews and a cult following could not rescue the national tour of this Eddie Perfect-scored musical.

Polling for Brisbane Times also found the government’s broken promise to build a stadium in Victoria Park is opposed by one-in-three voters.

Grassroots workers are prepping high-risk Brisbane suburbs for the next deluge, but warn a lack of funding leaves vulnerable communities exposed.

In the first of our CityChats features, Astrid Jorgensen explains why she’s average, what happened to her space-themed band, and her approach to karaoke.

Mark Sheridan Waden had pleaded not guilty, and as the verdict was read out in court, he called out: “It wasn’t me.”

A teenager planned to use homemade explosives targeting Liberal Party members and a public event in response to Peter Dutton’s nuclear policy, a court has been told.

“I’ve had conversations with other parents, and they indicate things like ‘we’ve got our name down for little Mary at four different schools’.”

The Gold Coast woman died days after she was operated on by the prominent weight-loss surgeon, a coroner finding that her path to surgery was rushed.