If anyone in Australia can lay claim to a solid case of voter fatigue, it's the good burghers of Griffith. Next Saturday, many in the electorate will be voting in their fifth election in less than two years.

One of the great mysteries of Brisbane, according to one English teacher-turned-publishing entrepreneur, is why there are not more literary mysteries set in the Queensland capital.

Amid competing plans and multibillion-dollar price tags, the premier will now decide on the Olympic stadium – with implications for cricket, the AFL and beyond.

Brisbane has been urged to follow the lead of fellow Olympic city Paris by investing in cycling infrastructure and, at least for the Games, relaxing helmet laws.

Queensland integrity officials from around the state will gather in Brisbane on Monday in what has been described as a line in the sand moment for QRIC.

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) awarded Brisbane the 2032 Games in July 2021. The 11-year headstart represents the longest period of time

Residents have been evacuated, roads have closed and railways have been inundated with water from flash flooding in Far North Queensland - with fears a tropical cyclone could form.

Shocking new figures show renters in Queensland’s regions copped the biggest rises in the country in 2024, with weekly rents on track to overtake Brisbane where prices slowed dramatically.

As a result, regular Airtrain fares from city stations will now increase from $10.95 to $22.30 next month – 40¢ more than the pre-trial cost of $21.90 – while workers will pay $3 more than the pre-trial cost for their weekly tickets.

BRISBANE, Australia — Greg Norman is set to link up with organizers of the Brisbane 2032 Olympics. Norman, a two-time British Open champion and the only player to lose all four majors in a playoff following 72 holes, has recently been replaced as CEO of LIV Golf by Scott O’Neil ahead of tour’s fourth season starting next month.

Queensland's crime watchdog has wielded controversial confiscation laws against alleged sellers of illicit tobacco for the first time.

It’s been a long and chaotic dance, but Queensland Ballet hopes to draw the curtain on a year of uncertainty with the announcement of Spanish-born Ivan Gil-Ortega as the company’s new artistic director.