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Brisbane clubs hit by dumping and vandalism win safety help

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‘Gutted’ family’s outrage over teen killer’s sentence

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Schools close amid play sand asbestos fears

At least one school in Brisbane has closed after traces of asbestos were found in brightly coloured sand designed for children’s play and craft activities.

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VIDEO: Ram raids on QLD businesses | Asbestos traces in a Brisbane school

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Coming soon – Mohr is set to bring a touch of superyacht hospitality to Burleigh’s cafe scene

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NRL makes big tweak for 2026 – as one team cops brutal draw

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Labor makes hay as Coalition ditches net-zero

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Liberals thumb noses at voters they need to win

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How the Catholic Church fights abuse survivors

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Stocks eye return to record highs as US shutdown ends

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Why Australia keeps dodging the 'resource curse'

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Simon
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US axing reignites debate on future of our five cents

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The world’s first cliff park is coming to the Gold Coast hinterland in January

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    Brisbane clubs hit by dumping and vandalism win safety help

    Half-a-million dollars in grants are being handed out to tackle safety in Brisbane suburbs including supporting one club...

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    News

    Schools close amid play sand asbestos fears

    At least one school in Brisbane has closed after traces of asbestos were found in brightly coloured sand designed for ch...

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    VIDEO: Ram raids on QLD businesses | Asbestos traces in a Brisbane school

    And a new look for Australia Post gives a sneak peek of what offices around the country will soon look like, ahead of th...

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    Stocks eye return to record highs as US shutdown ends

    Global markets are edging up after the longest government shutdown in US history drew to an end.

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    US axing reignites debate on future of our five cents

    America’s decision to stop minting its one-cent coin could raise fresh doubts for the future of Australian currency’s sm...

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    NRL makes big tweak for 2026 – as one team cops brutal draw

    The NRL have minimised five-day turnarounds and removed repeat fixtures within five weeks of each other, but some still ...

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    Back to the future: Bill Bryson to return to OZ with ‘Everything’ updated

    Astronomy, quantum mechanics, evolution … Bill Bryson’s quest to make science fascinating and accessible to everybody co...

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    Still chained to the wheel … Joe Camilleri’s victory lap on vinyl

    Joe Camilleri is a genre-busting Australian musician who is still going strong at 77 – with a double LP just released th...

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    Book review: Murder on North Terrace

    Journalist turned author Lainie Anderson’s latest novel offers a charming and deeply researched historical mystery that ...

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    Hallelujah. Buckley biopic to close BIFF on a bittersweet note

    Jeff Buckley’s tragic death at 30 robbed the world of a brilliant singer-songwriter. A biopic of his extraordinary life ...

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    Crowded House makes me see red – but I love Split Enz

    Is it possible to love Split Enz but dislike Crowded House? Apparently, it is.

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    Bookends: The story behind running a successful book club

    There are things that make a book club run smoothly and these include important issues like the right number of members ...

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    Culture

    World Science Festival Brisbane returns in 2026 with a celebration of curiosity and cosmic wonder

    Clear your calendars and prepare to get curious – World Science Festival Brisbane is back in 2026.

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    A barrel of laughs – Brisbane Comedy Festival returns for its biggest season yet

    Back for its 17th year, Brisbane Comedy Festival is amping up to return next April for a month-long celebration of comed...

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    De La Soul, The Streets and Bernard Fanning to headline South Bank’s open-air concert series

    Brisbane knows there’s no better pairing than live music and breathtaking views, and On the Banks music festival is head...

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    City lifestyle with village vibes – the Brisbane precincts with a captivating community feel

    There are a number of neighbourhoods that boast a comforting village feel, each with their own personality and offering....

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    Dive into Betty’s Burgers’ fresh new Crispy Panko Calamari Bowls

    When the weather heats up, so do our cravings – and this summer, Betty’s Burgers has something fresh, golden and downrig...

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    Sit, stay, brunch – Navy & Oak welcomes brekkie lovers and their four-legged friends

    Whether you’re after creme brulee French toast or a Bark Bowl for your furry mate, this is one cafe where everyone’s wel...

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    World Science Festival Brisbane returns in 2026 with a celebration of curiosity and cosmic wonder

    Clear your calendars and prepare to get curious – World Science Festival Brisbane is back in 2026.

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    Food & Drink

    Dive into Betty’s Burgers’ fresh new Crispy Panko Calamari Bowls

    When the weather heats up, so do our cravings – and this summer, Betty’s Burgers has something fresh, golden and downrig...

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    Opera Queensland’s 2026 season casts a spell with fairytales, fantasy and fearless storytelling

    Opera Queensland is setting the stage for a spellbinding 2026, unveiling a season that dives deep into the world of fair...

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    It’s beginning to look at lot like Christmas at Bluey’s World

    Christmas has arrived at Bluey’s World Brisbane, bringing a sleigh-load of festive fun for the whole family.

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    Southport Sharks serves up a trio of festive feasts this Christmas Day

    Christmas Day is all about family, food and festive cheer – and Southport Sharks has all three covered with a trio of de...

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    The world’s first cliff park is coming to the Gold Coast hinterland in January

    High above the lush valleys of Lamington National Park, a new kind of adventure is taking shape – one that asks you to l...

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

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

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

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

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

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      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.

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      Friday November 28, 5:00–10:00 pm
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        Back to the future: Bill Bryson to return to OZ with ‘Everything’ updated

        Astronomy, quantum mechanics, evolution … Bill Bryson’s quest to make science fascinating and accessible to everybody continues, but it meant a complete rewrite of the biggest-selling science book of the 21st century.

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        Hallelujah. Buckley biopic to close BIFF on a bittersweet note

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        Still chained to the wheel … Joe Camilleri’s victory lap on vinyl

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