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Two-year-old Georgia Collins last seen in Hampton Park on Wednesday.

The controversial project had sparked strong community concern about the privatisation of Mount Coot-tha.

London police say they've arrested WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange at the Ecuadorian embassy.

UNSW student Mohamed Nizamdeen is suing the One Nation politician for defamation.

Chairman Peter Beattie has pointed to the performance of Macklemore at the 2017 grand final as evidence of the NRL's values.

The remarkable Beau Vernon puts a crippling injury behind him to lead two country footy teams to premierships.

Israel Folau's rugby career looks to be over, with Rugby Australia saying it planned on sacking the Wallabies superstar.

Kids lead the way in celebrating diversity, writes Kristie Kellahan.

Rugby Australia had the chance a year ago to sort this out but hit Folau with a featherduster after he targeted homosexuals.

A new trial will allow Kensington households to dispose of food and garden waste in a third bin.

Local police say they are powerless to avert public drug use and dealing around the state's first injecting room, an area some residents have called a "ghetto".

Whitehaven Coal's saleable coal production fell 3 per cent in the March quarter.

Bank of Queensland says manual checking of customers' expenses contributed to weak loan growth in the last half.

Should he be sacked for expressing a genuine religious belief?

Sir Mark Todd has come out of retirement to train a former European considered Winx's biggest danger in her farewell.

With the election imminent, our team will cover the campaign with an approach that will enable you to cut through the noise and make up you own mind about key issues.

The Sydney Kings have again got the better of Melbourne United during free agency after luring championship winning point guard Casper Ware to the club for next season.

A Vietnamese bank has been accused of directing an alleged price-fixing cartel in Australia in a case described by the ACCC's Rod Sims as 'extremely serious'.

A member of the public called police just after 2pm and said they had heard what sounded like a firearm being discharged in the Kelmscott area.

Four young men are facing serious charges after a joint police investigation uncovered eight kilograms of drugs and cash across Perth.

Australian shares closed firmly lower on Thursday, as investors traded cautiously following similarly cautious tones struck by the ECB and US Fed.

Scientists hope this year’s flu vaccines will stopper the record high summer flu outbreaks across Australia, which has already killed at least seven people in NSW.

Bill Shorten put himself at the heart of the fight for Melbourne's mortgage belt on Thursday

The Easter Yearling sale racked up big numbers despite the surprise absence of one of the regular leading buyers.