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- Oct 1, 2026
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Guns, kilos of drugs and Queensland police uniforms seized in NSW raid (opens the original)
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Police seized a kilogram of cocaine, three kilograms of methylamphetamine, six guns and Queensland police uniforms in an operation just over the New South Wales border, with four people arrested in the major sting. NSW police arrested a 29-year-old man and a 33-year-old man outside a club on Leisure Drive, Banora, on Thursday afternoon, allegedly pulling the items, as well as ammunition for the rifles, from two cars at the scene. Simultaneously, they arrested a 22-year-old man on nearby Greenway
Gold Coast man charged with displaying Nazi symbols (opens the original)
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A Gold Coast man has been charged for sharing Nazi symbols online. Federal Police searched the 49-year-old man’s Mudgeeraba home on Wednesday, seizing a mobile phone. An AFP spokespersons said their investigation began in June, after officers found a social media account allegedly posting Nazi symbols and racist, white supremacist, nationalist and anti-LGBTQIA+ content online as well. The man was given a notice to appear in court, and is expected to appear in the Southport Magistrates Court on N
Public servant faces sack over fake timesheets and porn allegations (opens the original)
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A senior government worker could lose his job for allegedly having porn stored on his work computer and submitting fake timesheets. Department of Premier and Cabinet senior web developer Antonio Tran asked the Queensland Industrial Relations Commission to stay a decision to suspend him without pay while he appealed the decision against him. In July, Tran had been told the department was considering terminating his employment over what it said were substantiated allegations that he had porn store
Council ordered to pay $675k to cyclist whose eye was impaled on metal stake (opens the original)
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Brisbane City Council has been ordered to pay $675,000 to a cyclist whose eye was impaled on a metal stake after he crashed into a plastic barricade left overnight by workers almost 17 years ago. Victor Dennison, then in his 60s, had set off on an early morning ride on Zillmere Road in Aspley, in the city’s north, on December 18, 2009, when he veered to avoid plastic mesh left to protect curing concrete on the path on which he was riding. But the makeshift fence was also connected to a metal fen
Unidentified body found in burnt-out home (opens the original)
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A body has been found in the burnt-out shell of a house west of Brisbane, with police launching an investigation into the overnight fire. Emergency services were called to the two-storey brick house on Verran Street, Bellbird Park, about 5pm on Thursday. Four firetrucks were on the scene, and found the house partly ablaze when they arrived, with the fire extinguished by 6pm. A male in his 30s was taken to Ipswich Hospital in a stable condition with minor smoke inhalation and burns. The body, whi
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