Civil liberties advocates in Queensland remain concerned the cameras could capture nudity, underwear or private moments and are calling on the government to release the findings of two independent reviews into the privacy implications.
Patient shot by police at emergency department in regional Queensland hospital
A man is receiving medical treatment after he was shot by police in the emergency department of Kingaroy Hospital, in Queensland's South Burnett region.
Photo shows Police tape at a crime sceneQueensland's largest earthquake didn't hit out at sea as scientists have believed for more than 100 years
Researchers have moved the 6.0-magnitude earthquake's recorded epicentre 250 kilometres, based on historical journal entries and seismology reports they say were "misinterpreted" at the time.
Photo shows A graphic of a section of the Queensland coast, centered on Bundaberg, with a yellow dot inland and red rings around the dot.Coral Sea's hottest summer in 400 years puts Great Barrier Reef on verge of 'in danger' status again
Scientists have been able to look at corals like tree rings to work out how warm the Coral Sea has been each summer across four centuries. They say the results reveal an alarmingly urgent need to turn around the trajectory of climate change.
Photo shows Two drivers using a long implement to drill into a coral reef colony underwaterBees suffering a 'significant reduction' in pollination ability due to air pollution, study finds
Data on 40 different insect species across 19 countries points towards pollinators and beneficial predator species experiencing an almost 40 per cent drop in productivity.
Photo shows A European honey bee squeezing its head into a flower for pollen.The funny reason why goats wee on their beards and conduct great escapes
From a smelly serial escapee to a mob on the run, goats with attitude are living up to their reputation as Houdini on Australian farms.
Photo shows A male goat with a yellow beard surrounded by prickles.Meet the older Australians making big career changes later in life
Rebecca McDonald, 51, is the first person in her family to study at university. She is part of an older cohort of Australians looking for a career change later in life.
Photo shows Woman in her photos with bright pink glasses reading a textbook in front of a bookcase.How a pasta dish named after an Australian inland city took South Korea by storm
Originally introduced in the country by US chain Outback Steakhouse, experts say the dish's meteoric rise proves there are big export opportunities in South Korea for "truly authentic" Aussie products.
Photo shows A takeaway pasta dish still in its boxHow a 100yo piece of glider from Queensland survived the Challenger explosion
It's been nearly 40 years since a history-making glider fragment, not much bigger than your hand, headed into orbit only to end up in one of the world's worst space disasters. Now a piece of Bert Hinkler's 1911 glider is on display,
Has Video Duration: 1 minute 42 seconds.How a piece of timber that survived NASA's Challenger disaster returned home to Australia
The great-niece of Bert Hinkler offers a rare insight into how the fragment from a glider flown by the aviation pioneer came to be aboard the doomed space shuttle and its unlikely discovery in the Atlantic Ocean.
Photo shows An olden picture of a man in a suit with a framed piece of timberVapes seized in crackdown
Queensland Police and health officials seized dozens of boxes of illegal vapes from a store in Bundaberg CBD on Thursday.
Has Video Duration: 36 seconds.Almost 500,000 black market cigarettes, 380kg of 'chop chop' seized in Queensland raids
Health officials and police are cracking down on the sale of illicit vapes, cigarettes and "chop chop" tobacco in Queensland. In the Wide Bay area alone sellers are estimated to have avoided paying about $1.2 million in tax.
Photo shows Police removing boxes filled with vapes from a storeHow a tricky turn on a Queensland highway became known as 'fruit salad corner'
A notorious bend in this Queensland highway brought many trucks unstuck — and locals still remember the free fruit and veggies they scooped up after the drivers' misfortune.
Photo shows Woman holding a banana in front of road signageHigh fuel loads and hot weather forecasts put Queensland at risk for intense bushfire season
A wet year in Queensland has produced higher grassland fuel loads, which the Rural Fire Service says create prime conditions for dangerous bushfires.
Photo shows Bushfire burning at nightTwo pilots to stand trial for allegedly smuggling 52kg of methamphetamine on 'black flight'
The pilots are among five men who were arrested and charged with orchestrating the low-altitude flight to bring drugs from Papua New Guinea to Australia.
Mum of domestic murder victim speaks out to 'try and save lives' as rallies demand end to gendered violence
Harrowing stories of survival and anguish have been shared by victims and their loved ones at rallies across Australia, where organisers have demanded an end to gendered violence and the culture of victim-blaming.
Photo shows A woman holding a cardboard sign that reads: "save lives say no to domestic abuse"'Largest' luxury resort development north of Brisbane given tick of approval
The 5-star Sheraton accommodation at Hervey Bay would be the largest resort of its kind between Cairns and Brisbane.
Photo shows An artist impression of two large 21 storey towersAvocados are likely to stay cheap for years, but farmers are getting smashed
Once considered a luxury, avocados have stayed cheap throughout the cost-of-living crisis. But while consumers are cheering, farmers are looking to other markets to absorb an oncoming glut.
Photo shows Sliced avocado on pieces of toast with tomatoes, basil leaves and black sesame seeds.How cold is it in Queensland? Enough to wear socks under the sandals
It has done everything but snow in Queensland as a 100-year-old record tumbles in the state's far north.
Photo shows a close up image of sandals with socks underneath at the beachSandra paid off her divorce a fortnight at a time so she could finally be 'free'
For Sandra, getting a divorce was important because remaining legally married to her now ex-husband made her feel "disgusted, humiliated, and sad". Three years and $1,200 later she says she is finally free.
Photo shows Two people seated on opposite ends of a sofa while clinching on their ringsAussie killed in Ukraine among many 'lulled' to fight war without military training
Brock Greenwood is the seventh Australian killed in Ukraine. He was one of an unknown number fighting in "brutal trench warfare" without military experience, an expert says.
Photo shows A young man wearing camouflaged clothing with a cigarette in his mouth