Jessica van Vonderen

It comes in the wake of anti-immigration rallies held around the country where some blamed "mass migration" for families not being able to afford a home.

In 2012, as the newly minted environment minister under Campbell Newman, Andrew Powell said he was "still to be convinced" of the degree to which humans are influencing climate change.

The conservationist is warning the plan for crocodile culls and safari hunts could put lives and ecosystems at risk.

The freshly announced commission of inquiry into child safety will be the third such government funded investigation since 2003. So what's going to be different this time around?

Brisbane's Olympic stadium has been announced today — but to get here, there have been more twists and turns than a gold medal winning gymnastics routine.

As some supermarket shelves are stripped, a major supermarket says there is "no need to worry about stock shortages" as Tropical Cyclone Alfred moves towards the Queensland coast.

You’ve heard of IVF, now scientists are working on the next generation of reproductive technology, called IVG or in vitro gametogenesis.  It’s technology to produce eggs and sperm in a lab, possibly from just the skin cells of a prospective parent.  It would, in theory, allow three people to create a baby or even just one person, alone.  Today, Dr Alexandra Harvey, a senior research scientist with Melbourne IVF on the science behind it and the ethical dilemmas it will bring. Featured:  Dr Alexandra Harvey, senior research scientist at Melbourne IVF

The issue of abortion has dogged the LNP during the campaign, with LNP leader David Crisafulli refusing to rule out a conscience vote where MPs are not forced to toe the party line should they win government.

Linzi Wilson-Wilde has submitted a business case to the state government for a new building, which she says could be constructed on the existing precinct.

Nearly 300,000 Queenslanders fell victim to crime last year — now there's someone to champion their rights