Crime IT was a very unusual case with the man going to police and confessing.
Crime A $65,000 excavator also went missing.
Crime Each week the QT names motorists convicted with drink and drug driving offences across Ipswich.
Crime Videos downloaded from the man's computer depicted child rape and sexual abuse of a baby.
Crime On his arrest, he was found to have about 20 items that had been stolen during a $50,000 robbery.
Crime The husband, who works 70 hour weeks away from home, was apparently oblivious to his wife's destructive intent.
News Barcodes were photocopied from packs of 65c and 72c fried noodles, printed and glued to cover barcodes on more expensive items
Crime In one frightening incident when one of the victims was caught in a beach rip, the opportunistic offender groped her while she was stranded on a sand bar.
Crime Andrew Antoniolli was on the stand for about two hours and hit out at the "cynical question" put by Crown Prosecutor Sarah Farnden.
Crime As Andrew Antoniolli was set to take the stand, his legal team revealed he was emotional.
Crime FORMER Ipswich mayor Andrew Antoniolli said to a senior council lawyer that the CCC could bring him down over a bike.
Crime THE former mayor's legal team opposed the last-minute inclusion when the Crown prosecutor made the application to Magistrate Anthony Gett.
Crime His charges stem from alleged incidents that took place on Friday.
Crime A boy was forced to scramble up into tree branches when ambushed on his scooter by two boys in a robbery.
Crime A trespassing truckie is in hot water after he lost his cool and used his fists on the land owners.
Crime WITH its grey bunker-like concrete walls the abandoned former Ipswich courthouse building has provided a refuge for squatters.
Crime Both men had been hotel residents when they verbally argued on a balcony.
Crime "He preyed upon him, becoming so smitten that he was heartbroken when he ran away."
Crime 'It was a brutal and sustained attack, which ceased on the intervention of a third party,' the prosecutor said.
Crime The "second-hand dealership” traded some surprising items for drugs.
