A WOMAN accused of making counterfeit money has had her matters mentioned in court. Helen Tracy Davies, 43, is alleged to have made counterfeit notes at Kings Beach between August… Continue reading Fake money accused fronts court
Guests at Spring Creek Mountain Cafe and Cottages in southern Queensland have fled, after a bushfire clouded the area in heavy smoke over the weekend. Owner Bev Ruskey said the fire… Continue reading Bushfire near Spring Creek Mountain being monitored by fire crews
A Caboolture couple have had the shock of their lives all over again, with their second daughter born in the same fashion as their first – on the way to… Continue reading Queensland woman gives birth in ute for a second time
Authorities are searching for two female prisoners who escaped from Numinbah Correctional Centre overnight. Police and Corrective Service Officers are hunting Jahnessa Jerome, 24, and Charlotte Bowman, 19, who were… Continue reading Two women on the run after escaping Numinbah Correctional Centre
CHENNAI: After a long day at work, Selvi (42) hit the bed soon and was fast asleep when a weird sensation woke her up around midnight on Tuesday. She felt… Continue reading Doctors remove large live cockroach from woman’s head in Chennai
Residents in Western Australia’s Goldfields and Wheatbelt are being warned to brace for more bad weather with a severe thunderstorm bringing hail and damaging winds to parts of the state.… Continue reading WA storms: Great Southern, Wheatbelt and Goldfields warned wild weather on way
YESTERDAY’S horror smash in Minyama could have been a lot worse if it weren’t for the actions of a handful of quick-thinking people. Paramedics were called to the intersection of… Continue reading Coast man hunts for saviours after brutal Nicklin Way smash
Three students have been taken to hospital after succumbing to the heat during a parade at a school north of Brisbane on Friday. Five emergency crews were called to The Lakes College in… Continue reading Heatwave: Students rushed to hospital as heat rises in south-east Queensland
For her entire adult life, Indigenous activist June Oscar has believed the biggest change can come from the smallest acts. Born in the Kimberley region of Western Australia, the Bunuba woman has been a leading… Continue reading Federal government name Indigenous activist June Oscar as new Social Justice Commissioner
Borrowers in some suburbs of Australia’s major capital cities are paying much higher interest on their mortgages than others, claims an online mortgage company. An average self-employed borrower may end… Continue reading Suburbs where borrowers are paying the highest interest on their mortgage
The Department of Homeland Security has said visa applicants could be asked to hand over their social media passwords and if they refuse, they could be barred from entering the… Continue reading Now US could ask for social media passwords of visa applicants
A man who took part in the rape of an unconscious teenager at an Australia Day party in Brisbane has been given a suspended 18-month sentence. Frazer John Eaton stood… Continue reading Australia Day rapist avoids jail
