History: Bundaberg's First Traffic Lights Introduced in 1964

Bundaberg's introduction to traffic lights began in 1964, when the region's first set was activated at the ANZAC Memorial intersection where Bourbong and Barolin Streets cross. Their debut, however, was far from straightforward.

Teens charged after Clem 7 tunnel e-bike crash and "post-and-boast" allegations

Two teenagers have been charged following an incident in Brisbane's Clem Jones Tunnel that reignited scrutiny of high-powered, non-compliant e-bikes and the growing online culture of filming risky rideouts.

Musgrave Park tent campers moved on amid safety concerns

A large early-morning operation has moved on people camping at Musgrave Park in Brisbane's inner west, with authorities citing escalating public safety concerns and a growing risk to workers and park users. The action follows reports of significant needle hazards at the site. Authorities say hundreds of used needles have been collected from the park since September.

Labor set for landslide in South Australia with One Nation ahead of Liberals

The South Australian state election is Saturday. Polls all suggest a Labor landslide, with Labor's primary vote at 37-40% and the Greens at 11-12%. One Nation is in the low 20s, supplanting the Liberals (high teens) as the main right-wing party. Breakdowns from the DemosAU, YouGov and Fox & Hedgehog polls suggest Labor is doing particularly well in Adelaide.

Who holds the reins of power in Iran since the country's top leaders were killed

ATHENS, Greece (AP) – One after another, Israel has taken out Iran’s top leaders. First it was Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, killed in the opening shots of the war. Now Ali Larijani, the secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council who was considered one of the most powerful figures in the country, has also been killed.

$100,000 Worth of Illicit Drugs Seized in Airlie Beach

Police have charged two people with serious drug offences following the execution of a search warrant at a residential address in Airlie Beach, as part of ongoing efforts to disrupt the supply of illicit substances across the Whitsundays. The operation took place at about 8am on Sunday, 16 February, when officers attended a property on Hermitage Drive.

Brisbane Petrol: What's Pulling Prices Down Across the City

Brisbane drivers have enjoyed a rare stretch of below-average petrol prices, offering modest cost-of-living relief for households and small businesses that rely on daily travel. The extended dip isn't the result of a single cause - it's a mix of global market settings and local price cycles that, for now, have aligned in motorists' favour.

Two Bodies Found in Rockhampton Home as Police Launch Investigation

Police have launched an investigation after the bodies of a man and a woman were discovered at a home in Rockhampton, in central Queensland, following a welfare check late Tuesday evening. Emergency services were called to a property on Lion Creek Road in the suburb of Wandal shortly after 8pm, after concerns were raised for the occupants' wellbeing.

Political tug of war over Iranian women's soccer team in Australia

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) – The United States and Australia’s political tug of war against Iran over the fates of seven members of the Iranian women’s soccer squad appears to have ended with the depleted team returning home minus the two players who defected last week.