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News

Brisbane star Neale still banned for AFL grand final

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News

School holiday warning for K’gari travellers

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News

Authorities scramble after dead whale washes ashore

A dead juvenile whale has washed ashore on the Sunshine Coast, with authorities racing to determine the cause of death.

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Travel

Eight Queensland hotels have been awarded Keys at the MICHELIN Global Key Award Ceremony

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Festivals

Don’t fence me in! The Outback Trail is music to your ears in 2027

Must Read
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Lifestyle

Give date night a makeover with these fun Gold Coast pastimes

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Jacinta
Rossetto
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Food & Drink

Cheers to spring! Customs House's new Rosé Garden offers a sunny riverside escape

JR
Jacinta
Rossetto
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News

Sydney Swans prepare for banned five’s return to club

JG
Joanna
Guelas
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Podcast

Serco’s ugly legacy in migrant detention

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7am
Podcast
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News

Trump renames AI, scolds world leaders in fiery UN speech

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The New
Daily
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Queensland Performing Arts Centre
Sponsored

Putting Eve at the heart of creation

LC
Lynn
Cameron
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Commentary

Believe it or not: Life lessons from Fraggle Rock

JR
Joey
Reeve
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In Depth

No, you’re not imagining it. Flu season is late and cases are up

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The New
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    News

    ‘Bulls–t’: Piers Morgan to sue over Diana book

    British commentator Piers Morgan is suing over Charles Spencer’s book about Princess Di, seeking damages for details h...
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    News

    Crawford ‘heartbroken’ over son’s death

    Cindy Crawford is struggling to come to terms with her son’s passing, sources say.

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    In Depth

    No, you’re not imagining it. Flu season is late and cases are up

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    News

    School holiday warning for K’gari travellers

    Authorities have issued a warning over one of K’gari’s most popular times of the year as dingo breeding season clashes w...

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    News

    Authorities scramble after dead whale washes ashore

    A dead juvenile whale has washed ashore on the Sunshine Coast, with authorities racing to determine the cause of death.

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    News

    Trump renames AI, scolds world leaders in fiery UN speech

    US President Donald Trump has used his UN speech to rename artificial intelligence and lash out at countries seeking to ...

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    Festivals

    Go north …Townsville’s booming arts festivals

    Two Townsville-based arts festivals are filling the cultural gap left by the departure of the Australian Festival of Cha...

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    Theatre

    Austen-tatious: Regency meets karaoke in the Wickham-est show in town

    Pride and Prejudice is a sacred text for some, but not to the producers of a show that is a spoof on one of the most pop...

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    Books & Poetry

    Writing the real: Where history ends and imagination begins

    The world of art and reality blur their lines in an exciting new novel of ideas.

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    Dance

    Battle of the ‘Burbs: This dance comp is for everyone

    It’s a massive, high-energy dance battle that transforms everyday folk into suburban gladiators – welcome to this year’s...

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    Festivals

    Don’t fence me in! The Outback Trail is music to your ears in 2027

    It’s a road trip like no other and next year The Outback Trail has plenty to offer across Queensland.

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    Commentary

    Believe it or not: Life lessons from Fraggle Rock

    Jim Henson’s work has had a profound effect on generations of fans and the Screened to be Believed program at GOMA shine...

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    With a warm welcome, Augathella Spiegeltent finds its new home at Brisbane Powerhouse

    The Augathella Spiegeltent is moving from its home in Wynnum to the Brisbane Powerhouse precinct, with an opening date i...

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    Best Of

    Historic tonics – here are the best Australian made vermouths to try this Negroni Week

    In honour of Negroni Week, here are the best vermouths distilled on Australian soil to add a homegrown kick to your next...

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    Food & Drink

    Roll up: Jane Scrolls is opening its first permanent shopfront in Coorparoo

    The market-born cinnamon scroll specialist’s bricks-and-mortar HQ will offer icing-topped swirls, focaccia sandwiches, s...

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    Travel

    Eight Queensland hotels have been awarded Keys at the MICHELIN Global Key Award Ceremony

    Eight Queensland hotels have been awarded Keys at the MICHELIN Global Key Award Ceremony 2026, building on last year’s f...

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    Sponsored

    Get Up and Gold Coast – why a one-day trip down south isn't enough

    Beyond the beach, you’ll find hinterland escapes, adventure, and long lunches that roll into sunset drinks.

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    Food & Drink

    Short Grain and The Fifty Six are teaming up for a must-attend share-style dinner event

    When we put our ears to the pavement this week, this is what we found out …

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    Food & Drink

    Meet May’s, James Street’s tiny new spot for Vietnamese coffee and cold foam

    May’s Vietnamese Coffee is a tiny hole-in-the-wall bringing a different kind of caffeine hit to Burleigh Heads.

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    Food & Drink

    Pull up a milk crate at Birch Coffee Bar – Burleigh’s new hub for morning matcha and cold foam

    Burleigh’s coffee circuit just scored a fresh new addition – and this one is keeping things strictly AM. Birch Coffee Ba...

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    Best Of

    Historic tonics – here are the best Australian made vermouths to try this Negroni Week

    In honour of Negroni Week, here are the best vermouths distilled on Australian soil to add a homegrown kick to your next...

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    Travel

    Eight Queensland hotels have been awarded Keys at the MICHELIN Global Key Award Ceremony

    Eight Queensland hotels have been awarded Keys at the MICHELIN Global Key Award Ceremony 2026, building on last year’s f...

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    Sponsored

    Get Up and Gold Coast – why a one-day trip down south isn't enough

    Beyond the beach, you’ll find hinterland escapes, adventure, and long lunches that roll into sunset drinks.

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    Food & Drink

    From Boonah to Burleigh – Blume is taking over the kitchen at Rosella’s

    One of Queensland’s most celebrated regional restaurants is swapping the Scenic Rim for the seaside this October, as Blu...

InReview
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    Festivals

    Go north …Townsville’s booming arts festivals

    Two Townsville-based arts festivals are filling the cultural gap left by the departure of the Australian Festival of Chamber Music to Cairns.

    • Writing the real: Where history ends and imagination begins
    • Here comes the sun: The sweet spot to break open the day at Festival Village
    • Muppet magic makes the world a better place
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    Theatre

    Austen-tatious: Regency meets karaoke in the Wickham-est show in town

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    Dance

    Battle of the ‘Burbs: This dance comp is for everyone

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    Festivals

    Sarandon delivers sparks for Bertolucci’s last script – a portrait of love and addiction

    What's on in Brisbane
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      Food & Drink

      A Ramona alum is launching Flora, a tiny Euro-inspired bar in Holland Park West

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      Food & Drink

      From avgolemono to zucchini chips: Hellenika’s greatest hits are getting the cookbook treatment

      Thumbnail for Bluey, blooms and BBQ fests – what's on in Brisbane this weekend
      Culture

      Bluey, blooms and BBQ fests – what's on in Brisbane this weekend

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      Food & Drink

      Brew on the move: Oh My Brew is now slinging its cult-favourite drinks in Newstead

      Oh My Brew has made its debut on Waterloo Street, bringing its menu of striking specialty beverages over the river from South Brisbane. Here’s what’s on the menu …

      Event highlights
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      Brisbane Festival

      Brisbane Quarter turns pink to celebrate Brisbane Festival

      Wednesday September 2 to Monday September 28
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      Visual Arts

      Crafty Party at Museum of Brisbane

      Thursday November 12
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      Food & Drink

      Rediscover lunch at Trove Cocktail Bar

      Tuesday to Friday, 11:30 am to 2:00 pm
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      Shopping

      Skygate’s Pop-Up Golf Challenge

      Sat September 26 2026 - Sun September 27 2026
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      Circus & Dance

      sacred and profane

      Sunday October 18
      What's on Gold Coast
        Thumbnail for From tiny coffee spot to 60-seat cafe – Vector Coffee expands in Southport
        Food & Drink

        From tiny coffee spot to 60-seat cafe – Vector Coffee expands in Southport

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        Design

        Take a peek behind closed doors at Gold Coast Open House 2026

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        Culture

        Sunset sessions, school holidays and the flower festival – what's on across the Gold Coast this weekend

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        Food & Drink

        Jay Barratt is bringing chef-level chops to a new Gold Coast fish-and-chip shop

        The Hector’s Deli co-founder is making for Burleigh Heads to open Paradise Fish Shop, a neighbourhood takeaway inspired by the Friday-night fish-and-chip runs of his childhood.

        Event highlights
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        Food & Drink

        Corporate Christmas Bookings at Burleigh Leagues Club

        Friday December 11, 2026
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        Fun

        Paradise Centre’s School Holiday Play Pass

        Sat September 19 2026 - Sat September 26 2026
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        Food & Drink

        FEASTival at Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers

        Sat September 26 2026 - Sun September 27 2026
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        Food & Drink

        BABYMAMA Sunday Yum Cha

        Every Sunday
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        Sundays at Southport Sharks

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