Work starting on a new hospital and a queer club changing hands. InDaily takes a look at the latest developments and properties changing hands as the state continues to expand.
More than 100 people attended a fetching fundraising event supporting Assistance Dogs Australia hosted by Carolyn Morton.
Labor’s delayed immigration plan will finally be announced after the government was beaten to the punch by One Nation on releasing key figures.
The board of the Kennedy Center has voted to close the facility for renovations after a dispute over putting US President Donald Trump’s name on the arts venue.
New Flinders University research reveals Australia’s early Indigenous population was up to seven times larger than previously thought.
An Australian fashion company that operates two women’s fashion labels has gone into voluntary administration – leaving an uncertain future for staff at more than 50 stores.
And Brisbane families can beat school holiday boredom without breaking the budget, with more than 600 free and affordable activities on offer across the suburbs.
Pauline Hanson has unveiled her party’s plan to cut the number of temporary visa holders and unlawful non-citizens by more than three quarters of a million people over three years.
A world-leading shark mitigation program could help with peace of mind heading into summer – but is far from able to prevent all future attacks.
The Brisbane Lions are motivated by the chance to create history as they chase two more wins required to complete a rare AFL premiership ‘three-peat’.
The prime minister has mounted an emotional defence of his late mother after “nasty” comments from Pauline Hanson resurfaced, in which the One Nation leader criticised her long social housing tenure.
One by one, the Aboriginal leaders, organisations and watchdogs the Northern Territory government is supposed to work with are walking away.
Zero migration isn’t serious demographic policy but neither is uncontrolled migration, writes Simon Kuestenmacher.
Super can help with cost of living before we retire, according to Craig Sankey.
A vet who studies infectious diseases in cats tells what you can do to protect your pets.
It was the first seven minutes that set the Brisbane Lions onto a path to the finals, leaving Adelaide struggling all night at the Gabba.
Brisbane coach Chris Fagan says expecting the Lions to bounce back at the Gabba against Adelaide would be repeating last week’s errors.
A trial in Noosa is focused on giving some 50,000 humpback whales safe passage through Queensland waters.
One Nation refusing to back down over a cartoon calling a decorated former soldier a “traitor” may be the long-awaited rally call for Liberals, says Michelle Grattan.
From a hidden Adelaide Arcade spot to a Brisbane treasure trove, here are some of the best places to buy a book in Australia.
Today, Silicon Valley journalist and author Durán on the group he has dubbed the “Nerd Reich” and how they became part of Trump’s political project.
A new scorecard shows major gaps in regional cancer care, one Queensland family telling how it cost thousands of dollars to shift closer to hospitals.
RSL Australia is angered by One Nation’s cartoon video labelling Liberal and SAS veteran Andrew Hastie a traitor.
La Boite Theatre celebrated the opening night of its latest production, Koreaboo, on Saturday, with the cast and creative team in attendance.
