Jemima Burt

A financially embattled Brisbane homelessness charity, locked in a bitter tenancy dispute, has narrowly avoided having its locks changed with more than a dozen homeless adults and children inside.

Police say a 62-year-old man is assisting with their inquiries over the February 2013 disappearance of a Kowanyama woman known as Ms Bernard.

Police say three men armed with a shotgun and two knives gained entry to the home at Bryants Road in Loganholme at about 9pm.

When John Carter was moving into care earlier this year, his family was sorting through his belongings and made an alarming discovery.

Queensland Fire and Emergency Services says the former contractor allegedly removed personal details of Rural Fire Service volunteers, but there is "no evidence to indicate an ongoing concern". 

Fans will be able to visit a life-sized recreation of Bluey's family home.

Jade Elizabeth Harrington has launched legal action against Queensland Health for allegedly unnecessarily removing her gall bladder and misdiagnosing a life-threatening complication of bariatric surgery on five occasions.

Moreton Bay has 94 suburbs, takes nearly an hour to traverse, and is expecting 240 new residents a week for the next 25 years. But those who live there fear they're not prepared for the population explosion.

Pareto Phone folds less than two months after the ABC revealed the company had potentially breached Australian privacy laws by keeping donor details for more than a decade.

Human error has been blamed for an incorrect tally of the number of hazard reduction burns carried out in Queensland. 

Under the new system, parts of Australia have already faced catastrophic warnings this fire season. But some of those alerts were wrong.

Robert Tremble endured six months of suffering after being released from Caboolture Hospital with injuries that would result in his deterioration and eventual death. 

Queensland Police Service has confirmed three members will have to undergo "remedial strategies". 

The ABC can reveal former staff of hacked tele-fundraiser Pareto Phone were not told for weeks that their highly sensitive employment information was published on the dark web.

The number of charities revealing their donors have had personal information leaked to the dark web is growing, as the tally of Australians implicated exceeds 50,000.

The Cancer Council, Canteen and Fred Hollows Foundation have confirmed donor information has been published on the dark web after a telemarketer was hacked.

Legal practitioners say a Palaszczuk government minister was obliged to report reprisal allegations raised in a one-on-one meeting with a whistleblower last year.

For decorated public servant Trevor Crawford, the retribution he says he faced after alleging corruption in the Queensland public service drove him to consider taking his own life.

Her allegations are one of a litany against the hospital after the ABC revealed staff had turned away a baby with a potentially life-threatening condition.

Education Queensland has admitted to destroying trees planted in memory of deceased teachers as part of spending blitz at distance education school.

Teachers at Queensland's second largest state school have been told to use their "on-balance judgement" and still give a grade to students who don't undertake formal assessment, a leaked email has revealed.

West End used to be populated by thespians and proletariats, but locals say gentrification has priced them out. 

An ABC examination of the gifts handed to teachers in the past 18 months has found their receipt apparently breaches the enforceable regulation under the Queensland Public Sector Act.

The Brisbane Magistrates Court has been told the Heron Island Resort chef offered to make a nut-free dessert, then used a pre-packaged cake that contained almonds and possibly other nuts.

A woman who was employed by Queensland Correction Services was found to have been in a relationship with an inmate and in possession of 195 strips of an illegal drug.