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History at Gabba from dazzling Starc, Root

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Skydivers stay grounded with pay deal in the air

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An icon reborn – Marina Mirage is set to enter a new era as Makris Group unveils $500-million transformation

Marina Mirage – the waterfront icon that has hosted long lunches, sun-drenched celebrations and Gold Coast glamour since 1988 – is now embarking on a $500-million transformation.

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VIDEO: Victims’ families sue police | gunman on the run

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The year in review: the Gold Coast’s best cafes and casual eateries that opened in 2025

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Bangkok buzz in a Brisbane backstreet – Big Boy Bangkok has landed in Newstead

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Power burst: Louise Bezzina dares to blur the boundaries between play and art

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US signals shape of completed AUKUS review

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