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Australia’s biggest cocaine bust linked to Qld find

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Premier threatens to name and shame energy retailers

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Keir Starmer announces his resignation as Britain’s PM

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has bowed to mounting pressure, announcing his resignation and clearing the way for leadership rival Andy Burnham to take power.

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Theatre

Beetlejuice heads to early grave in latest musical cancellation

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Concerns over major coal project climate plan approval

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‘It’s not a Ted Talk!’ British comedian goes off-leash

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Vicki
Englund
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The recap: Brisbane’s best new cafes and casual eateries of the year (so far)

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James
Frostick
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‘Buried’: Gus Lamont’s grandmother breaks silence

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The New
Daily
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In Depth

Why the US government shut down Anthropic’s ‘most powerful’ AI models

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Australian economy ‘drifting’ despite natural gifts

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Nick
Wilson
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The growing push to wind back reproductive rights

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Dance

Get thee to Hamlet: Where dance transcends words

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Olivia
Stewart
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AUKUS has a big waste issue – and not only money

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    News

    Keir Starmer announces his resignation as Britain’s PM

    UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has bowed to mounting pressure, announcing his resignation and clearing the way for leade...

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    Business

    Concerns over major coal project climate plan approval

    Climate activists have flagged a major coal mine in southwest Queensland has received state government environmental app...

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    In Depth

    Deadly strain of bird flu confirmed in Australia – here’s what it means

    The H5N1 strain of bird flu has for the first time been found in Australia, meaning the highly contagious variant has no...

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    News

    The growing push to wind back reproductive rights

    It didn’t make it through the lower house, but anti-abortion activists say it was the most successful pro-life campaign ...

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    News

    After a stoush over who owns “Australian Crawl”, James Reyne and Simon Binks are finally reuniting under the legendary O...

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    VIDEO: Massive cocaine find | New GC tram line

    And we’re off to north Queensland for a rare look inside the subterranean Lava tubes.

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    Theatre

    All the world’s a stage: Izzard plays everyone in a gender-fluid Hamlet

    Suzy Eddie Izzard takes on the Herculean task of performing 23 roles in her critically acclaimed one-person adaptation o...

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    Commentary

    Down the rabbit hole with the storyteller of antiquity

    His flagship podcast History Hit’s The Ancients is a global sensation and now Tristan Hughes is set to share his sense o...

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    Film & TV

    Aussie flicks under the stars … truly a vision splendid!

    The Vision Splendid Outback Film Festival returns to Winton at the end of June with a special 40th anniversary screening...

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    Music

    What we do for love: Dvořák’s masterpiece is a fairy tale for grown-ups

    Rusalka is Dvořák’s tragic, fairy-tale opera about a water nymph who sacrifices her voice and immortality to win a human...

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    Theatre

    Beetlejuice heads to early grave in latest musical cancellation

    The Eddie Perfect-penned adaptation of the Tim Burton classic has cut its upcoming Australian tour short, despite report...

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    Comedy

    ‘It’s not a Ted Talk!’ British comedian goes off-leash

    He spent a night in jail after rolling gold balls daubed with swastikas at Donald Trump, so expect the unexpected from B...

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    Food & Drink

    Ilo Bakehouse set to bring pastries, coffee and community vibes to Wynnum’s esplanade

    From the team behind Sister and Alby’s, the Scandi-inspired spot will pair specialty coffee and house-made baked goods w...

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    Design

    Inside Mater Prize Home’s breathtaking 16-acre Tamborine Mountain estate

    Tucked away within a private gated estate on Tamborine Mountain, the latest Mater Prize Home package combines contempora...

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    Best Of

    The recap: Brisbane’s best new cafes and casual eateries of the year (so far)

    From slice slingers and sandwich juggernauts to cold-foam connoisseurs and boundary-pushing brunch spots, there’s been a...

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    Food & Drink

    Night Feast reveals its biggest and most flavour-packed program yet

    Luxe chicken nuggets topped with caviar, Japanese carbonara udon, birria-style duck pancakes and a Sichuan-spiced take o...

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    From State of Origin to Socceroos – get amongst the action at Brisbane’s best sports bars

    If you’re keen to support the Socceroos, Maroons, Lions, Broncos or any squad of your choosing, here are some of Brisban...

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    Design

    Brisbane Open House returns this July with its most expansive program yet

    In response to last year’s overwhelming demand, more than 90 buildings – including 16 private homes – will open to the p...

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    Food & Drink

    One Eighty introduces a la carte dining, giving guests a new way to experience its Michelin-recognised Japanese cuisine

    One Eighty has always operated on a single, clear premise – take a seat, trust the chef and let the kitchen lead. The co...

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    Design

    Inside Mater Prize Home’s breathtaking 16-acre Tamborine Mountain estate

    Tucked away within a private gated estate on Tamborine Mountain, the latest Mater Prize Home package combines contempora...

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    Best Of

    From fire pits to festive feasts – unique winter experiences to try on the Gold Coast

    Winter on the Gold Coast might not come with snow-covered streets and sub-zero temperatures, but it does bring something...

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    Food & Drink

    Night Feast reveals its biggest and most flavour-packed program yet

    Luxe chicken nuggets topped with caviar, Japanese carbonara udon, birria-style duck pancakes and a Sichuan-spiced take o...

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    Best Of

    Where to watch the game – the Gold Coast’s best sports bars, pubs and big-screen venues

    Whether you’re following every minute of the FIFA World Cup, setting an alarm for an overseas kick-off or simply chasing...

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    Travel

    Seven Queensland Country getaways with a story to tell

    Made in Queensland Country is inviting travellers to discover the stories behind some of the region’s most memorable exp...

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    Ilo Bakehouse set to bring pastries, coffee and community vibes to Wynnum’s esplanade

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    South City Square scores a new neighbourhood haunt with Hop City Bar

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    The recap: Brisbane’s best new cafes and casual eateries of the year (so far)

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    An ode to New Mexico: Inside Sancho, Stafford’s colourful new taqueria

    The newest concept from the team behind Oh Boy, Bok Choy! And Farmhouse is focused on New Mexican cuisine – not the kind you think you know.

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    Queensland Museum: Science Night – Amphibians with Dr Ian Brennan

    Friday August 21
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    Noosa alive! Festival

    July 17–26, 2026
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    Dine BNE City 2026 at Brisbane Quarter

    June 1–30
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    Emmalene Wine Dinner at Trove Cocktail Bar

    Thursday July 23
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    Fri July 24 2026 - Sun July 26 2026
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      Best Of

      From fire pits to festive feasts – unique winter experiences to try on the Gold Coast

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      Max and Amanda Alfieri are returning to Sanctuary Cove with Zio Italian Enoteca

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      Fireworks, festivals and footy – what's on across the Gold Coast this weekend

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      Food & Drink

      Actually Good Matcha has opened a new matcha window in Burleigh Heads

      Burleigh Heads has a new destination for matcha lovers. Tucked into the side of Après Surf on the Gold Coast Highway, Actually Good Matcha is the permanent home of Caitlin Merriman’s matcha brand, serving carefully sourced Japanese matcha alongside a menu of creative drinks.

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      BABYMAMA Sunday Yum Cha

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      Food & Drink

      What’s on at Nobby’s Beach Surf Club this June

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      SXS Chamber Music Festival

      August 14–16
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      Festival

      Burleigh Heads Winter Solstice Festival

      Saturday June 20
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      Scenic Rim Eat Local Month

      Fri May 29 2026 - Tue June 30 2026
      InReview
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        Commentary

        Down the rabbit hole with the storyteller of antiquity

        His flagship podcast History Hit’s The Ancients is a global sensation and now Tristan Hughes is set to share his sense of wonder on a tour of Australia – with a special stop in Brisbane.

        • Confessions of a flawed man during the Cold War
        • Kris Stewart takes helm of Kingston Butter Factory
        • Aussie flicks under the stars … truly a vision splendid!
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        Always look on the bright side of life: Star power drives Beetlejuice

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        Theatre

        All the world’s a stage: Izzard plays everyone in a gender-fluid Hamlet

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        Why we’re still bewitched by Jane Austen’s famous comedy of manners

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