RACQ
Queensland fuel outages grow as state doubles down on national dashboard
The prime minister ensured supplies are secure but the number of outlets running dry in Queensland has grown.
- James Hall
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Brisbane fuel hikes lead RACQ to refer retailers to watchdog
The RACQ says petrol stations spiked their prices out of cycle on Tuesday morning despite there being no real impact from the war in the Middle East.
- Julius Dennis
Road toll on track to be worst in 16 years, warns RACQ
Five people died in crashes over the weekend, taking the number of deaths on Queensland roads this year to more than 300.
- Catherine Strohfeldt
South Bank launches the ultimate show for car lovers
Local female auto enthusiasts feature in a 2026 calendar and a new exhibition at the State Library of Queensland.
- Nick Dent
Qld insurer accused of ‘misleading’ customers over price hikes
The corporate watchdog says RACQ potentially fooled customers into overspending.
- Catherine Strohfeldt
Road toll hits grim milestone as four die in crashes on Saturday
After four died in crashes across Saturday, the state’s road toll in 2025 has hit 200, with 100 more expected to die on Queensland roads before the year’s end.
- Catherine Strohfeldt
Full-face helmets urged for e-scooter riders after new safety study
Experts are calling for changes to e-scooter safety rules after finding dangerous speeds and behaviour were leading to “life-changing” injuries.
- Catherine Strohfeldt
Tolls set to rise, Brisbane CBD parking now most expensive in Australia
As the Queensland government slashes the cost of public transport, it is becoming more expensive to use a car in Brisbane.
- Sean Parnell
Only one in 20 Qld vehicles are motorcycles. Yet they account for one-third of fatalities
One-third of motorists killed on Queensland roads in the first four months of 2024 were motorcyclists, despite only a small fraction of road users travelling on two wheels.
- Cameron Atfield
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Inside the fight to control a troubled Sydney members’ club
Behind the doors of the Royal Automobile Club of Australia, warring directors are debating how to regain the prosperity of a bygone era.
- Michael Koziol