Fish smarter than we think, Queensland study finds

Amy Mitchell-Whittington 7:07 PM   Fish in popular fishing areas likely understand the level of threat in those areas and are much smarter than we think, a Queensland study has found.

Ipswich Festival rocks on its second-last day

Cameron Atfield 6:14 PM   The month-long Ipswich Festival really swung into action on Saturday, as Queens Park rocked to the sound of jazz and blues.

Mining company celebrates Earth Day, gets trolled on Twitter

Nathanael Cooper 6:02 PM   As social media fails go it is far from the worst, but it has caused its share of outrage.

Vets rush to treat horses after float rollover

Anne-Louise Brown 4:39 PM   Four racehorses are being treated after a horse float rolled over on the Bruce Highway.

LNP: Consult on CPV voting before Governor's sign-off

Cameron Atfield 4:30 PM   Queensland's state opposition has called on the Palaszczuk government to cut legislation, which would reintroduce compulsory preferential voting, off at the pass before it went to Governor Paul de Jersey to sign into law.

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Brisbane ultrarunner completes run around Australia, without going far

Cameron Atfield 2:14 PM   Jodie Oborne completed a 14,080-kilometre run around Australia on Saturday morning, but the Balmoral ultrarunner did not have to travel far from home for any of her journey.

Sally Faulkner set to arrive home without kids

12:03 PM   Sally Faulkner is expected to arrive back in Brisbane soon following an emotional goodbye to her two children in Lebanon.

Police investigate fatal Mount Isa stabbing

11:53 AM   A man is dead after a suspected stabbing at Mount Isa.

UFC 197 preview: Jon Jones is back

Liam Ducey 9:40 AM   The most disappointing aspect of Conor McGregor's spat with the UFC over UFC 200 is the undeniable fact that is has overshadowed the return of the greatest fighter the world has ever seen.

Police hunt for hit-and-run SUV

Anne-Louise Brown 8:55 AM   A woman received head and facial injuries in a hit and run at Thornlands Friday night.

Spikes deployed, cop cars damaged in chase

Anne-Louise Brown 7:48 AM   Three police cars were damaged and road spikes were deployed in a Brisbane car chase Friday night.

60 Minutes crew has 'explaining to do': Greste

Jorge Branco 1:42 AM   Channel Nine "has some explaining to do" over its role in a botched child recovery operation that saw a Brisbane woman and 60 Minutes crew thrown in jail for two weeks, a journalist who spent 400 days in an Egyptian jail says.

Condamine River on fire in CSG mining area

12:27 AM   Dramatic footage shows huge flames erupting from methane gas bubbling to the surface of the Condamine River, a result of ongoing coal seam gas mining in the region, some locals say.

Derailed train crew 'trapped in cabin'

Nathanael Cooper 10:38 PM   As flood waters soaked outback Queensland near Julia Creek on December 27, 2015 Aurizon train 9T92 carrying two drivers and another driver learning the route towards Mount Isa.

Pregnant Australian woman to sleep on 'straw mat' in Singapore jail

Jorge Branco 10:25 PM   A pregnant Australian publisher is about to spend 10 months in a foreign jail under laws labelled "archaic" and used to clamp down on free speech.

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Tears and grief bring politics to brief standstill

Amy Remeikis 10:12 PM   MPs silent as Ray Stevens tells of family's grief.

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LNP goes back to O'Dwyer as state director

Amy Remeikis 9:52 PM   Party goes back to one of architects of 2012 victory.

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Large trees under threat: researchers

Nathanael Cooper 2:00 AM   While the world focuses on the damage being done by humans to the Great Barrier Reef, slightly inland we are also hurting one of our other great natural beauties.

Anger as Queensland Parliament blocks Uber emails

Amy Remeikis 8:38 PM   Ride sharing service calls blocking of lobbying emails 'undemocratic'.

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