The Latest Breaking News from Brisbane

Threatening voicemail message at Kuraby mosque described as ‘an act of psychological violence’ towards Muslim community

As one of Australia’s states with the most rented households, Queensland should have fought harder to tax interstate landlords.

The leaders of the mosque say they are concerned for the safety of their worshippers and the broader Muslim community after receiving the threat.

Striker Charlie Austin insists he has not moved to the A-League Men to make up the numbers, and wants to return new club Brisbane Roar to winning ways.

A man is shot and killed in the front yard of a house in Brisbane's south-west, causing disruption to morning drop-offs at an adjacent primary school and childcare centre.

Brisbane police are hunting five people after the fatal shooting of a man in the front yard of a home in the city's southwest.

First Nations people have called for the removal of sculptures on City Hall depicting white supremacy for decades, but the council says it is not considering making alterations.

The herbal formulation Kamini has been in the news with a Brisbane drug and alcohol treatment program reporting 12 men accessing the service because they could not stop taking Kamini. A second group of 12 patients in Melbourne sought help for opioid dependency from taking the herbal medicine, which is…

Owners of homes used for short-term accommodation in Brisbane are being urged to register themselves for a 50 per cent rates hike, or be prepared for a neighbour to do it.

Growing uncertainty over the army's most expensive procurement project on record will be in sharp focus as Australia's largest weapons expo, Land Forces 22, begins in Brisbane on Tuesday.

Adrian Schrinner promotes economic benefits in latest bid to change clocks, saying state is ‘letting good daylight hours go to waste’