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Director arrested, CFMEU office raided in police sting
Andrew Stafford A company director has been arrested as part of an interstate probe after a labour hire contractor was accused of bribing CFMEU officials. The 47-year-old woman was taken into custody after police raided the CFMEU's Queensland head office on Wednesday, along with properties in the state's southeast and Victoria.
Three nicked as CFMEU offices raided in two-state sting
Andrew Stafford The state headquarters of an embattled union has been raided, with detectives investigating allegations of corruption executed six warrants and arresting three people in two states. Police are investigating allegations that a Victorian-based labour hire company provided corrupting benefits to Queensland-based CFMEU officials to influence them in the performance of their duties.
Images released as men sought in 2002 cold case murders
Two men are being sought over suspected murders which occured within days of each other more than two decades ago. Police have released forensic artist impressions of the men in an effort to help solve the 2002 crimes. A $1 million reward had already been on offer for information that led to the conviction of anyone responsible for the suspected murders of Iain Hogg and Frederick Hugh Rosson.
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Police hope computer images of two men linked to suspected murders will prompt more information. -PR HANDOUT Two men are being sought over suspected murders which occured within days of each other more than two decades ago. Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content Police have released forensic artist impressions of the men in an effort to help solve the 2002 crimes.
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A spokesperson for the CFMEU says the union will co-operate fully with the police investigation. -AAP Image Police have raided the Brisbane headquarters of an embattled union and three people have been arrested in Victoria as part of an interstate investigation. Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content Detectives from Victoria and Queensland executed warrants in both states about 7.30 on Wednesday, including the CFMEU's offices in the Brisbane suburb of Bowen Hills.
'Elites': Olympic rowing site critics cop premier blast
Andrew Stafford International rowing bosses have been dismissed as "overseas elites" by a state premier after raising concerns over a regional river hosting the sport in 2032. Queensland Premier David Crisafulli also accused hundreds of athletes including Olympic champions of snobbery after they asked for 2032 rowing to be relocated from Rockhampton's Fitzroy River.
'Elites': Olympic rowing site critics cop premier blast
The choice of a regional river for Olympic rowing has some people urging for a change of venue. Photo: Steve McArthur/AAP PHOTOS International rowing bosses have been dismissed as "overseas elites" by a state premier after raising concerns over a regional river hosting the sport in 2032. Queensland Premier David Crisafulli also accused hundreds of athletes including Olympic champions of snobbery after they asked for 2032 rowing to be relocated from Rockhampton's Fitzroy River.
Roaches to the rescue: cyborg insects to deliver aid
Robotic cockroaches could one day deliver emergency aid to people out of reach of rescuers. Picture supplied It sounds like something out of a horror movie, but for people trapped under rubble in an earthquake or similar disaster, the arrival of a fleet of cockroaches could be the difference between life and death. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
'It's been a good life': desert ranger hangs up hat
When he was a little boy, Aboriginal people weren't allowed in town so Don Rowlands lived on the banks of the Diamantina River. Sometimes at night he'd see ghostly white figures creeping through the camp outside Birdsville, in the border country of far west Queensland. He soon worked out what was going on. One night, a police officer was walking through the encampment with a torch when a naked whitefella shot out of one the humpies. "Stop, in the name of the king!" the officer shouted.
Beer, dust and goldfish: Birdsville Races wrap for 2026
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A cheerful group of racetrack patrons live it up in Birdsville after travelling from Dubbo in NSW. -PR IMAGE If you've got the time, the stamina and the constitution, a trip to the Birdsville Races could be the country's longest pub crawl. Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content As far west as you can get in Queensland, the tiny outback town is hot, windy and dusty, and every doctor will tell you the importance of staying hydrated.
Beer, dust and goldfish: Birdsville Races wrap for 2026
A cheerful group of racetrack patrons live it up in Birdsville after travelling from Dubbo in NSW. -PR IMAGE If you've got the time, the stamina and the constitution, a trip to the Birdsville Races could be the country's longest pub crawl. Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content As far west as you can get in Queensland, the tiny outback town is hot, windy and dusty, and every doctor will tell you the importance of staying hydrated.
Won, done, far-flung: Birdsville Races ride again
Andrew Stafford The Birdsville Races have been run and done, but the Melbourne Cup of the outback didn't stop anything or anyone from having a good time, regardless of the final result. New Zealand gelding Raetihi took out the Birdsville Cup on Saturday from Hello World, which claimed the Akubra Big Red Cup on Friday. Not so fortunate was Green Shadows, followed to the event by a 47-strong contingent in two buses led by Robert "Rabbs" Wharram.
Won, done, far-flung: Birdsville Races ride again
The annual Birdsville Races in remote outback Queensland bring the community together. Photo: Andrew Stafford/AAP PHOTOS The Birdsville Races have been run and done, but the Melbourne Cup of the outback didn't stop anything or anyone from having a good time, regardless of the final result. New Zealand gelding Raetihi took out the Birdsville Cup on Saturday from Hello World, which claimed the Akubra Big Red Cup on Friday.
Won, done, far-flung: Birdsville Races ride again
The annual Birdsville Races in remote outback Queensland bring the community together. Photo: Andrew Stafford/AAP PHOTOS The Birdsville Races have been run and done, but the Melbourne Cup of the outback didn't stop anything or anyone from having a good time, regardless of the final result. New Zealand gelding Raetihi took out the Birdsville Cup on Saturday from Hello World, which claimed the Akubra Big Red Cup on Friday.
Won, done, far-flung: Birdsville Races ride again
The annual Birdsville Races in remote outback Queensland bring the community together. -AAP Image The Birdsville Races have been run and done, but the Melbourne Cup of the outback didn't stop anything or anyone from having a good time, regardless of the final result. Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content New Zealand gelding Raetihi took out the Birdsville Cup on Saturday from Hello World, which claimed the Akubra Big Red Cup on Friday.
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