Sarah Richards

Employees are set to bring air mattresses to local members of parliament's offices to highlight cases in which children have spent the night in government offices waiting for suitable placement to be found.

The number of Queensland children known to child safety who have died has gone up almost 60 per cent in a year, a new report reveals.

Landmark legislation requiring large employers to cover infertility treatments went into effect at the beginning of the year. It’s changed lives and boosted clinic caseloads – and left the uninsured scrambling to afford care.

The Queensland government department delivering the state's first cyber security strategy lost more than $800,000 in a cyber attack, a new report has revealed.

The number of data breaches across Queensland's public sector is increasing, including some deemed malicious and intentional, the state's privacy watchdog says.

Digitally altered furniture, families and songs about floor plans are some of the ways real estate agents use artificial intelligence (AI) to sell and rent homes.

An independent review examining Queensland's industrial relations laws has recommended a "fit and proper" test for union officials and for workers to be represented by non-recognised union groups.

Queensland's industrial relations minister would have the power to terminate protected industrial action in certain circumstances, under new proposed laws.

Wearing socks to bed brings both benefits and possible downsides. It may help to know the different situations and circumstances that would make wearing socks to bed beneficial or unhelpful.

Queensland dance teacher Tara Howard's studio was allegedly set alight by teenagers in 2023.