The Latest Breaking News from Queensland Ambulance Service

Aboriginal ambulance cadets are teaching other paramedics "the cultural side of things" when treating some of the state's most vulnerable First Nations people.

Police officers from the homicide squad and the anti-bikie Taskforce Maxima are involved in the investigation.

A man is shot by police after an officer is stabbed in the face at an apartment in Kangaroo Point, in Brisbane's inner south.

Will Johnston says he was stuck for eight hours with his pregnant wife and toddler, saying there was chaos on the motorway with people wandering aimlessly and falling asleep at the wheel with no direction from emergency services.

Police attended a house in Ayr hours before it erupted into flames, leaving a woman with fatal burns and her partner fighting for life.

From hours waiting in a hospital emergency department to having treatment at home within 90 minutes, this new Queensland ambulance program is helping people in acute mental health crisis.

Queensland Ambulance Service figures show about 46 per cent of patients were ramped more than 30 minutes in the southeast during December 2021.

A retirement village and aged care centre was inundated when Brisbane flooded in February, requiring a military response. The 2011 flood commission of inquiry had years earlier raised concerns about building on the land.

A 12-year-old boy remains in hospital after an accident on a ride at the Gold Coast theme park, but business leaders are confident it won't impact tourism.

Young male trainee was participating in a landscaping course when he fell into hole on Gympie Road, hurting his back

The Queensland Ambulance Service says a rising number of people are being injured in e-scooter and e-skateboard accidents.