Jasmine Hines

Animal-loving retiree Selwyn "Nuts" Nutley has recycled more than a million cans and bottles in his small Queensland town, raising more than $100,000 for a pet rescue service that would have gone under without him.

The state's map is littered with dozens of racist terms steeped in a traumatic history. While authorities have made it easier to change these names, advocates say the wheels of government must turn faster.

Queensland’s tropical coastline is stunning, but it isn’t known for its pumping swell. That could soon change, as plans for a huge wave machine, resort and surfing training centre are unveiled.

A small group of sapphire miners celebrate as the Queensland government abandons a proposal to stop the renewal of small-scale mining tenures beyond 15 years.

Despite taking their fight all the way to the United Nations, these farmers are facing a renewed battle against plans to build a mine near a major river system that flows to the Great Barrier Reef.

An explosion at a central Queensland power station that left almost half a million people without power could not have been anticipated, according to a report into the incident.

Farmer Daniel Perry's rates have gone up 66 per cent in three years and, as the value of his land increases, he expects an even bigger rates bill in 2024.

Almost three years after a catastrophic incident left almost half a million people without power, investors still don’t have answers as to what caused the explosion.

Claudia underwent a triple bypass after a heart attack, and after continuing to not feel like herself since, has started a local chapter of a peer support program.

Queenslander Jayce Bowers, 12, has already won a state title for his meticulously cultivated mane. This weekend he will see how his glorious ’do fares against the very best in the nation and beyond at Mulletfest.