Mr Smith, who has been charged with official corruption and perjury, has appeared at Beenleigh Magistrates Court.
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Schoolgirl Jayde Kendall's convicted killer to appeal
The man convicted of murdering Queensland schoolgirl Jayde Kendall is set to appeal over the decision on Tuesday.
Trucks photographed whizzing by road crews spark call for slow-down laws
Trucks have been captured driving frighteningly close to roadside workers, renewing calls for it to be illegal to drive that close to an incident.
Pensioner has legal win against Sunshine Coast water park developers
A pensioner who pioneered a $450 million water park development on the Sunshine Coast but was left with nothing to show for it has won a key court battle against a group of investors that includes champion surfer Julian Wilson.
Punch-up between two men in Brisbane supermarket filmed
Footage has emerged of two men swinging punches at each other in the fruit and veg section of a north Brisbane supermarket.
Queensland rapist makes another bid for freedom
One of Queensland’s most notorious child rapists has made another bid for freedom, but the judge tasked with deciding his fate has heard he remains a ticking “time bomb”.
'Sorry' not such a hard word for Peter Beattie to say
Former premier Peter Beattie has apologised many times to Queenslanders. When the 2018 Games closing ceremony went sour, he was well-versed in the apology.
Police release footage of arson attack on Games countdown clock
Police have released footage of a group who torched the Commonwealth Games countdown clock at South Bank in an attempt to find those responsible.
Borobi toys sell for 700 per cent mark-up after Games
Would you spend $200 for a plush toy? Desperate people are prepared to fork out for the Games mascot and commemorative coins.
Bill Shorten to back Cross River Rail
Federal Opposition Leader Bill Shorten will back the controversial Cross River Rail project with a $2.24 billion cash splash.