Stephen Clarke is a journalist with ABC News in Brisbane and Ipswich. He was previously a senior reporter at the National Indigenous Radio Service.
More than 80,000 households were left without power after south-east Queensland thunderstorms downed more than 400 powerlines.
The long-running science experiment was started by the University of Queensland's first physics professor almost 100 years ago.
Justice Thomas Bradley has been sworn in as Queensland's 28th governor, replacing outgoing governor Dr Jeannette Young.
Topic: State and Territory Government
The manhunt for two masked gunmen who fired at least six shots at a crowd of innocent people outside a Queensland pub has shifted to a homicide investigation.
Emergency crews have responded to multiple swiftwater call-outs across the south-east and closed dozens of local roads due to rising catchments.
Brisbane is the only major city in Australia where motorists can be required to download an app to pay for parking.
Plans to host Olympic rowing in Rockhampton for the 2032 Brisbane Games are pushing ahead despite months of fierce debate over the Fitzroy River's suitability.
Nationals MP David Littleproud is backing more coal-fired power stations and nuclear energy to underpin the enormous energy requirements of a $32bn data centre.
Drier than average conditions across Queensland in the coming weeks have prompted a warning from fire authorities.
Some Brisbane drivers are obscuring their number plates to avoid parking fines as council rakes in almost $35 million in 2026 so far.
Testing of more than 130 lighting products available online found most failed to meet Australian standards.
More than 60 per cent of repeat youth offenders are committing crimes while on bail, the Queensland government has said as it prepares to unveil major bail reform.
Topic: State and Territory Government
At a national level, the number of year 12 enrolments in STEM subjects has dropped to 376,000 in 2024, while Queensland appears to be bucking the trend.
The 43-year-old, who oversaw five State or Origin series with three wins, says he will not stay in the role for 2027, adding that he was "proud of what we've built together".
Wanting to know more about his long-lost biological mother, Robert Smith turned to a Facebook group where strangers help reunite family and friends.
Almost 70 years of fun in the sun remembered as Centenary Pool shuts its doors for Olympic redevelopment.
About 1.2 million students sat for NAPLAN testing in March, which assesses Australian year 3, 5, 7 and 9 students' proficiencies across numeracy, reading, writing, spelling, and grammar and punctuation.
Brisbane's ferry services will stop during peak travel hours on Friday as workers take part in protected action.
Police were responding to a domestic violence incident west of Maryborough when a man allegedly opened fire on Friday night.
It's the first wild, migratory seabird in Queensland to return a suspect positive case for H5 bird flu.
The RACQ says south-east Queensland motorists have been getting a fairer deal without a lengthy fuel price cycle, but there are signs of its return.
The words we use for a handful of classic Australian foods can tell a lot about where we come from.
Police say they've seen a rise in anti-social hooning behaviour as Queensland records a rise in fatal motorcycle crashes.
Topic: Road Accidents and Incidents
One Pokémon GO fan walked 32,000 km in his search to "catch them all". On the way he found health, friendship and a partner.
Laws for e-bike and e-scooter riders come into effect from July 1: we've unpacked the changes for you
