Shaye Windsor

Feb 27, 2024 | news.com.au | Kate Kyriacou |Shaye Windsor |Shayla Bulloch |Samantha Scott

Zip ties were involved in the deaths of a young man and woman at a Doolandella home but detectives have refused to confirm if they are treating the deaths as a domestic violence-related murder-suicide. Detective Inspector Michael Hogan said officers received a “welfare call” and attended the Redhead St house about 7pm where the pair – a man aged 34 and a woman aged 29 – were found dead. The man and woman were known to each other.

Feb 18, 2024 | kidsnews.com.au | Shaye Windsor

READING LEVEL: GREENBrisbane was smashed in the early hours of Friday by some of the heaviest rainfalls since the devastating* 2022 floods. As 166mm totals continued to rise with the dawn, residents said they didn’t get a warning from the City Council until six hours after it was issued. Brisbane City Council issued a severe weather alert at 1.53am Friday, but many residents reported not receiving the warning until after 8am.

Jan 24, 2024 | couriermail.com.au | Shaye Windsor |Toby Crockford

Authorities in Queensland were gearing up for the possibility of a long weekend of weather extremes across the state as Tropical Cyclone Kirrily barrelled toward the coast on Thursday. The Queensland-South Australia border could see maximum temperatures exceeding 50C, with the potential to break the state’s record high of 49.5C, reached at Birdsville in 1972. With the system’s southerly trajectory looking less likely after landfall, southern Queensland would face scorching temperatures and storms.

Jan 22, 2024 | couriermail.com.au | Shaye Windsor

Most of Queensland could be on flood watch for a week as forecasters track the huge area where Tropical Cyclone Kirrily may deliver deluges and potentially deadly flash flooding. Communities stretching from as far north as Cairns, down to the NSW border and as far west as the Northern Territory, are anxiously waiting to see if they will be hit by intense rainfall from a severe cyclone from Wednesday.

Dec 11, 2023 | couriermail.com.au | Shaye Windsor

Get ready for a cheap treat on Wednesday as the world's most famous fast food restaurant almost gives away a hotly anticipated desert item. Mcdonald's will celebrate the nationwide launch of the permanent dessert menu item, Chocolate Soft Serve, by offering customers a cone for 30 cents, for one day only. On December 13, customers across Australia will be able to indulge in ice cream for a price not seen for decades, when ordering in restaurants or via the MyMacca’s app.