Surveillance camera footage shows the allegedly drunk and unlicensed woman driving down the busy boardwalk of South Bank for hundreds of metres, passing pedestrians and cyclists.
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Funeral director will not face charges over coffin swap
There is no evidence a Rockhampton funeral director committed a crime when he moved a woman’s body into a cheaper casket after the funeral, Queensland Police say.
Watch the near misses occurring around Brisbane's train tracks
Nearly 200 people risked life and limb on railway crossings in Queensland this past year, with the release of footage showing just how close some motorists, pedestrians and cyclists came to disaster.
Woman driving along boardwalk allegedly drunk, unlicensed
Police charge a 40-year-old woman after she allegedly drove her car onto a busy Brisbane bike and pedestrian boardwalk, recording a blood alcohol reading more than three times the legal limit.
Hundreds of Mount Isa children questioned in police crackdown
Children have been stopped 500 times in three weeks as part of a new operation to reduce property crime, but police concede it’s only about 20 who are committing most of the offences.
Young couple moves 1,000km to realise first home dream in outback Queensland
How far would you move to break into the housing market? A young couple packs up and moves 1,000 kilometres to Blackall in western Queensland to buy a four-bedroom house for $185,000.
Car drives onto Brisbane bike and pedestrian boardwalk
Pedestrians and cyclists were stunned to see the car in the middle of the wooden pathway before 7:00pm near the Queensland State Library and Art Gallery.
Livestock export standards review 'long overdue': RSPCA
Animal welfare advocates say the review of Australia’s livestock export standards is long overdue and necessary.
Bridal party picture released by police in attempt to return stolen USB
Do you know these women? Queensland police release an image of an unknown bridal party from a USB stick, allegedly stolen by a man south of Brisbane.
Drivers are forking out billions in road tolls but effect on congestion up for debate
Australians are paying more for road tolls than they are on car-related stamp duty, with new figures showing the 16 tolls crisscrossing Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane raking in almost $2.7 billion a year.