National gym chain, personal trainer sued after man spends week in hospital
It was the organisation's response to the lawsuit, arguing that it wasn't responsible for the PT's actions, that caused concern among some experts.
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Jorge Branco
Jorge Branco is crime reporter at the Brisbane Times
'I just woke up to screaming': Slain backpacker Mia Ayliffe-Chung's friend remembers
On August 23, British backpacker Chris Porter went to the pub with a mate, had a feed and a couple of beers and headed back to the hostel to bed.
'I felt like I'd been shot': First-time mum left paralysed by rare medical defect
A month on from giving birth, Samantha Bulmer's home is a hospital room.
'You are killing my business and nightlife in Queensland'
Tensions are rising over Queensland's new ID scanning laws, with another big-name Brisbane venue criticising the rollout.
Winemakers turned away from top bar due to ID laws
One of Australia's best bars has been forced to turn away a group of French winemakers just a few days after Queensland's new ID scanning laws were made compulsory.
Arthur Gorrie prison staff locked out amid ongoing dispute
Dozens of guards have been locked out of Queensland's second largest prison as tensions between staff and management escalate over safety concerns.
Brisbane cops soaking as storms hit south-east Queensland
A bank of winter morning storms is sweeping across south-east Queensland, threatening to soak commuters on their way to work.
Overturned: Magistrate released accused basher instead of extradition
An acting Queensland magistrate's decision to release a man charged over a violent armed assault instead of extraditing him to New Zealand has been overturned.
Hiker falls to her death at Glass House Mountains
A woman has fallen to her death on a mountain on the Sunshine Coast hinterland.
‘Yeah baby 5 stars its lit’: Queensland’s justice system, reviewed by Google
Sentence more interesting offenders, give prisoners better food and don't wake them up so early or order them around as much.
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