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Catholic activist Jim Dowling outside Brisbane Magistrates Court.

Man tells court he had 'higher permission' to remove sword memorial

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He defends his actions, saying the Bible's Book of Isiah opposes war.

Gold Coast Commonwealth Games organising committee chairman Peter Beattie with CISCO Australia vice-president Ken Boal.

2018 Commonwealth Games spectators to get the 5G treatment

Spectators at next year's Commonwealth Games will be able to access 5G mobile technology for the first time, which would allow them to watch events from every Games venue through an app, share videos of their favourite events and track their friends from their mobile phones.

Coal-fired power remained the biggest source of Queensland's greenhouse gas emissions.

Queensland remains Australia's biggest greenhouse gas emitter

Queensland is still Australia's biggest emitter of greenhouse gasses, according to the latest research released by the federal government.

One of the many Elvis tribute acts in full swing.

Elvis Week 2017 hunkers up to Surfers Paradise

It's the week of "doing it right and doing it tight" for Elvis in Surfers Paradise.

The boarded-up ground floor escalators and walkway between the Fortitude Valley train station to McWhirter's.

Valley Chamber joins calls to fix Wickham Street access to train station

Fortitude Valley's Chamber of Commerce has called for the Queensland government to step in so rail commuters did not have to walk through a dark corridor to access the suburb's train station.

Coorparoo State School has been added to Queensland's Heritage Register.

Coorparoo State School added to the Queensland Heritage Register

Brisbane's 141-year old Coorparoo State School has been added to Queensland Heritage Register.

Commuters walking through the dark into Fortitude Valley train station on Tuesday.

'In the dark': Frustration over Valley station access

"When you think about all the other improvements that are going on in the Valley, this is the one piece of the puzzle that is holding the Valley back."

Police lay fraud charges after questions over collapsing retaining walls.

Police lay charges of fraud, forgeries after probe into retaining walls

The charges follows allegations that an engineer reported to police his signature had allegedly been electronically copied on to other documents used by another company to falsely approve retaining walls.

Contracts awarded to turn sandpit into Brisbane's new $1.2 billion runway

Brisbane's biggest and most expensive privately owned sandpit begins to turn into the city's new airport runway from Monday.

A cyber attack causing disruption in energy, public transport or water treatment could hit Queensland in 10 years.

Cyber attack on Qld's water, power or public transport in next 10 years: expert

A cyber crime expert says Queensland should get ready for a future attack within 10 years on critical infrastructure such as public transport, water treatment and power generation.