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On long stretches of outback highways, these road safety signs could keep drivers alive – if questions change more frequently, locals say

Following new rules introduced by the Queensland government in November, personal mobility device riders have been fined for a range of offences including speeding more than 30kph over the limit.

The Queensland government has announced it will close all of its state-operated Driver Reviver sites next year. Some, including the Gin Gin stop on the Bruce Highway near Bundaberg, will close as early as January 2.

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Residents in this outback city say they are going without as a lack of public transport pushes vulnerable families to breaking point amid the rising cost of living.

A Queensland council says it was not warned homes in a new housing development could be resumed for Bruce Highway upgrades, when plans were assessed by the state government two years ago.

On Monday morning Anil Konda got the keys to his family's dream home, only to receive an email seven hours later saying his property was needed for upgrades to the Bruce Highway.

Queensland Transport branches have experienced their busiest day on record after the latest round of communications from Optus about its massive data breach.

A Brisbane tour bus owner-operator has told of the surprising amount he was fined after a passenger was caught not wearing their seatbelt correctly.