Movie lovers in Brisbane are reeling after learning the city’s last walk-in video store will close its doors for the final time next month.
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Payment demands from shopping centre car parks 'may be unenforceable'
Lawyers demanding payment from drivers who overstay time limits in shopping centre car parks are operating in a grey area that is unlikely to be upheld in court, a legal expert says.
Children in overcrowded Brisbane youth detention centre 'sleeping on floor'
Children at a Brisbane youth detention centre are being forced to sleep on the floor due to overcrowding, despite concerns being raised in a Queensland Government report nearly eight months ago, the union says.
ASIO takes custody of secret cabinet documents
ASIO officers have taken custody of a cache of cabinet documents obtained by the ABC after they were left in a filing cabinet.
Crime scene set up after man's body found in Gold Coast unit
Police investigate the suspicious death of a man aged in his 40s, whose body was found in a unit on the southern Gold Coast.
Growth and disruption: the 2018 mining trends that company boards need to address
The Deloitte report on mining trends says company boards must change to meet a rapidly changing industry.
Stowaway pet galah given private cabin on cruise ship
An Australian galah makes an unlikely 2,500-kilometre trip across the Pacific, hitching a ride on a cruise ship docked in Brisbane before being discovered en route to New Zealand and given its own private cabin for quarantine.
Aussies not talking Tomic ahead of Davis Cup opener
With the opening Davis Cup against Germany around the corner, the Australian team keeps tight-lipped on Bernard Tomic’s latest tirade against Lleyton Hewitt and Tennis Australia.
'He looked different': Detective defends officers outsmarted by prison escapee
North Queensland police recapture prison escapee Jermaine Anderson as a detective defends officers who failed to arrest him a day earlier, saying Anderson’s appearance had changed significantly.
Queensland cyclists urged to gather video evidence against dangerous drivers
Road cyclists are being urged to fit mini cameras to their bikes in a campaign, backed by Bicycle Queensland and a legal firm, aimed at gathering evidence against dangerous drivers.