The Latest Breaking News from Lincoln Crowley

A couple who lost their newly purchased home are "incredibly relieved" to again be able to claim $2.7 million in damages from the Queensland government.

A jury has found two men guilty of planning to import hundreds of kilograms of cocaine into a remote town in far north Queensland.

Three men, including Thomas Appleby, 25, were originally charged with the murder of Robert Frescon and faced a trial in Brisbane late last year.

A drug-fuelled man who came up with a selfish plan to get drugs by violence if necessary was "very much to blame" for an unlawful killing, a judge says.

A Queensland mother accused of murder over the neglect of her nine-month-old boy will remain behind bars after bail was refused.

Justice Lincoln Crowley was appointed to Queensland's Supreme Court this morning. He says it is "remarkable" the community has waited this long.

Lincoln Crowley says "times have changed" after he was sworn in as Australia's first Indigenous Supreme Court judge at a ceremony in Brisbane.

Good morning, early birds. Leadership reshuffles are expected for both the Liberal Party and the Nationals today, and the NSW government says they did not green-light the reburial of Mungo Man and Mungo Lady. It’s the news you need to know, with Emma Elsworthy.

In high school, Crowley was told by his deputy principal that he was likely to end up in jail because he was from an Aboriginal family. “I remember thinking, you wait and see, mate.” Lincoln Crowley will join the Supreme Court of Queensland’s bench on June 13.