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Man charged with murder of 81yo Elizabeth Kippin in North Queensland faces trial © Provided by ABC NEWS Elizabeth Kippin's body was found by her neighbour in July 2016.  (Supplied: David Kippin) A man charged with the murder of an 81-year-old North Queensland woman and the attempted murder of two others allegedly told police he was going on a "killing spree" and was "going to be famous", a court has heard. Anthony James O'Keefe, 37, is accused of killing Elizabeth Kippin in her Wulguru home almost five years ago. Ms Kippin's body was found by a neighbour on the morning of July 27, 2016, ...

Premium Content Subscriber only A MAN meant to protect the daughter of a woman he loved instead allegedly subjected her to the most "heinous" of crimes, by raping her, recording the acts and sharing it online. The Burdell boilermaker, who cannot be named to protect his victim, was arrested on Tuesday for more than 32 offences he allegedly committed against a six-year-old girl in 2016. Police will allege the man raped and sexually abused the girl almost every month for a year. The young victim was the daughter of a woman the 35-year-old was seeing at the time. Police will allege that the ...

Premium Content Subscriber only A YOUNG North Queensland mum has been given a chance to "prove herself" after she was caught with more than $10,000 worth of meth. Skye Marie Dwyer, 22, was high when police pulled her over in September 2019 and searched her car, uncovering 10.364g of "high quality" meth stashed away. Dwyer faced the Townsville Supreme Court on Friday where she pleaded guilty to possessing dangerous drugs and a used glass pipe. Crown Prosecutor Siobhan Harrison said Dwyer told police she had nothing illegal in her car after she was pulled over on the Kennedy Developmental Rd...

Premium Content Subscriber only A YOUNG North Queensland mum has been given a chance to "prove herself" after she was caught with more than $10,000 worth of meth. Skye Marie Dwyer, 22, was high when police pulled her over in September 2019 and searched her car, uncovering 10.364g of "high quality" meth stashed away. Dwyer faced the Townsville Supreme Court on Friday where she pleaded guilty to possessing dangerous drugs and a used glass pipe. Crown Prosecutor Siobhan Harrison said Dwyer told police she had nothing illegal in her car after she was pulled over on the Kennedy Developmental Rd...

Premium Content Subscriber only A YOUNG North Queensland mum has been given a chance to "prove herself" after she was caught with more than $10,000 worth of meth. Skye Marie Dwyer, 22, was high when police pulled her over in September 2019 and searched her car, uncovering 10.364g of "high quality" meth stashed away. Dwyer faced the Townsville Supreme Court on Friday where she pleaded guilty to possessing dangerous drugs and a used glass pipe. Crown Prosecutor Siobhan Harrison said Dwyer told police she had nothing illegal in her car after she was pulled over on the Kennedy Developmental Rd...