Hospital disease alert as patient dies HUNDREDS of patients at a Queensland hospital face anxious wait following a rare but deadly case of legionnaires disease. MP sued over claim of unpaid fees THE law firm that defended Peter Slipper in a sexual harassment case in Federal Court suing former speaker over alleged unpaid legal fees. Pressure turns to Maroons MAL Meninga is under pressure to wield the axe after NSW's forwards won a battle of wills to leave Queensland's Origin dynasty hanging by a thread. State's London digs on list to be sold QUEENSLAND House, home to the state's trade office in London, could be sold off in an overhaul of the Government's international trade network. Baby given as gift returns to parents A BABY "gifted" to a South Pacific island chief and his wife under customary law is being returned to her biological parents. Coast puts brakes on Segway plan GOLD Coast councillors are calling for a go-slow on new Segway laws, saying that unleashing the machines on busy footpaths is an accident waiting to happen. Fate time as school assets set for sale MORE than 100 school assets including ovals and land for teacher accommodation could be sold in what has been branded a "fire sale." Criticism all the rage in Labor THE closer we edge towards the September 14 election, the more Labor MPs are being overcome by panic.