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Japanese-inspired renovation stuns among country’s best houses

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'Losing support': Ley's leadership woes deepen

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Just In

Shattered family pleads for prayers after fatal fire

Two toddlers were among four people killed in a tragic house fire that has shattered the community – as sad new family details emerge.

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Last private South Brisbane site listed for sale

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Food & Drink

Big flavours and bigger vibes – Costa Taco brings a slice of Mexico to Burleigh Heads

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Blow for Trump as NYC mayor’s victory speech goes viral

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Grattan on Friday: Watching history being made – from the best seats in the house

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Michelle
Grattan
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Get the first look inside Shaman – a glowing basement bar where rum, tequila and rhythm converge

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James
Frostick
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Musk on track to become world’s first trillionaire after Tesla pay plan wins approval

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Scientists thought the Great Barrier Reef was doomed – but a new study finds hope

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Emily
Griffiths
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The bloody war over Sudan’s gold

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Coming soon – Hotel Jardin is set to bring a touch of Parisian flair to Surfers Paradise

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Jade
Quinlivan
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    In Depth

    Last private South Brisbane site listed for sale

    One of South Bank’s last privately-owned sites, across the road from a planned mixed-use precinct, is for sale.

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    Just In

    Musk on track to become world’s first trillionaire after Tesla pay plan wins approval

    After some damage from his political sympathies, Elon Musk has won back the faith of Tesla shareholders, with an astrono...

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    Podcast

    The bloody war over Sudan’s gold

    In the world’s largest humanitarian crisis, the killing is so brutal and widespread that bloodstains on the ground can b...

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    Just In

    'Losing support': Ley's leadership woes deepen

    Opposition Leader Sussan Ley is losing support within the coalition, a Liberal senator says as the party wrestles with a...

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    Opinion

    Grattan on Friday: Watching history being made – from the best seats in the house

    The day Gough Whitlam was sacked as prime minister is one of those “memory moments” for many Australians. And those in t...

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    Just In

    Japanese-inspired renovation stuns among country’s best houses

    A Queenslander cottage extended around a Japanese-inspired courtyard garden is among the winning designs at the National...

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    Film & TV

    The BIFF is back! And screening soon near you …

    The 2025 Brisbane International Film Festival has been delayed, but it’s back on track with a line-up that looks like it...

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    Visual Art

    From little things, big things grow

    Putting the pedal to the metal – two exhibitions at Artisan in Bowen Hills explore large and small objects.

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    Visual Art

    What a croc! Our apex predator gets its own show

    A new exhibition at Queensland Museum Kurilpa is a fascinating deep dive into the story of one of our most feared apex p...

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    Music

    From Highgate Hill to Fallen Stars

    A new solo album of ‘pop music for adults’ has dropped as a CD, a trend that suggests streaming is not always the way to...

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    Books & Poetry

    Poem: Mountain Music Festival

    This week’s Poet’s Corner contribution comes from Libby Sommer in Sydney.

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    Theatre

    Mummies dearest: Dead Puppet Society triumphant in Egypt

    Forget the mummy’s curse. Brisbane’s Dead Puppet Society is back home after creating a new work for the glittering openi...

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    Culture

    Sparkle and spectacle – The Enchanted Garden to transform Roma Street Parkland into a wonderland of light

    This year more than 22,000-sqm of green space will double as a magical wonderland, with families invited to immerse them...

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    Food & Drink

    Mapleton Public House heads to Bar Miette for a Sunday lunch takeover

    The Dish is a rapid-fire rundown of Brisbane food news – quick taster-sized tidbits to keep you in the know and, perhaps...

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    The Lord Mayor’s Christmas Carols to dazzling light shows – your ultimate guide to Christmas in Brisbane

    Brisbane will come alive with festive cheer once again as Christmas in The City returns for another season of lights, la...

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    From sunrise coffee to sunset spritz – Chermside newcomer Coda is set to bridge day and night

    A sleek new cafe and wine bar is about to make mornings and evenings brighter in Chermside – here’s the scoop …

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    Food & Drink

    Get the first look inside Shaman – a glowing basement bar where rum, tequila and rhythm converge

    Boasting back-to-basics cocktails, a dynamic playlist and a dash of mysticism, Shaman is equal parts chaos and class.

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    Food & Drink

    New look, same spirit – the Breakfast Creek Hotel gears up to reveal a $2.75-million transformation

    Brisbane’s iconic Breakfast Creek Hotel is stepping into a new era, unveiling the first stage of a $2.75-million revital...

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    Culture

    The Lord Mayor’s Christmas Carols to dazzling light shows – your ultimate guide to Christmas in Brisbane

    Brisbane will come alive with festive cheer once again as Christmas in The City returns for another season of lights, la...

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    Best Of

    Where locals sip and snack – the best cafes around Tweed Heads

    From beachfront cafes serving brunch with a side of ocean views to cowboy-core coffee joints, Tweed Heads is buzzing wit...

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    Lifestyle

    Have yourself a merry little shopping spree at Gold Coast's best Christmas markets

    We’ve rounded up the best Christmas markets hitting the Gold Coast over the next two months, so all you need to do is ji...

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    Food & Drink

    Coming soon – Hotel Jardin is set to bring a touch of Parisian flair to Surfers Paradise

    Surfers Paradise’s dining and nightlife scene is about to bloom, with the arrival of Hotel Jardin, a glamorous three-lev...

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    Food & Drink

    Buns, beach and Betty’s Burgers – the cult favourite is now flipping patties in Burleigh Heads

    Summer’s looking extra tasty at Burleigh Heads, with Betty’s Burgers officially opening the doors to its newest beachsid...

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    Food & Drink

    Big flavours and bigger vibes – Costa Taco brings a slice of Mexico to Burleigh Heads

    Costa Taco has opened a brand-new restaurant on the Gold Coast Highway in Burleigh Heads. The cult-favourite taqueria, k...

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    Food & Drink

    From sunrise coffee to sunset spritz – Chermside newcomer Coda is set to bridge day and night

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    Food & Drink

    New look, same spirit – the Breakfast Creek Hotel gears up to reveal a $2.75-million transformation

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    From Snug to spacious – Coorparoo’s favourite duo to expand with Bar Cooper’s and Jane’s Deli

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    Food & Drink

    Get the first look inside Shaman – a glowing basement bar where rum, tequila and rhythm converge

    Boasting back-to-basics cocktails, a dynamic playlist and a dash of mysticism, Shaman is equal parts chaos and class.

    Event highlights
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    Australian String Quartet (ASQ) – Interwoven

    Tuesday May 19, 7:00 pm
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    Under a Modern Sun: Art in Queensland 1930s–1950s

    Sat August 16 2025 - Mon January 26 2026
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    Pretty Woman: The Musical

    Wed October 29 2025 - Sun November 23 2025
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    Olafur Eliasson: Presence at GOMA

    December 6, 2025 to July 12
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    Countrified at Distillery Road Market

    Saturday January 10, 3:00–10:00 pm
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      Best Of

      Where locals sip and snack – the best cafes around Tweed Heads

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      Food & Drink

      Coming soon – Hotel Jardin is set to bring a touch of Parisian flair to Surfers Paradise

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      Food & Drink

      Buns, beach and Betty’s Burgers – the cult favourite is now flipping patties in Burleigh Heads

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      Food & Drink

      Big flavours and bigger vibes – Costa Taco brings a slice of Mexico to Burleigh Heads

      Costa Taco has opened a brand-new restaurant on the Gold Coast Highway in Burleigh Heads. The cult-favourite taqueria, known for its vibrant, authentic Mexican flavours, has opened its biggest venue yet.

      Event highlights
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      Christmas Day Lunch at QT Gold Coast

      Thursday December 25
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      ABI Interiors’ Black Friday Sale – Early Access Showroom Event

      Saturday November 8, 2025
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      Classic Stacked at Betty’s Burgers

      October 9 to November 9
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      Pink Ribbon Spring High Tea

      Wednesday October 1 to Thursday November 20
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      Gold Coast Organic Farmers Market

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        Visual Art

        What a croc! Our apex predator gets its own show

        A new exhibition at Queensland Museum Kurilpa is a fascinating deep dive into the story of one of our most feared apex predators.

        • Delulu to Trululu … a local music festival’s journey
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        From Highgate Hill to Fallen Stars

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        The BIFF is back! And screening soon near you …

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        Visual Art

        From little things, big things grow

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