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La Boite Theatre’s Opening Night Of Second Coming

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There's no blueprint for success

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Labor gambling reforms set to pass as winter break ends

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Official: The five best train journeys in the world

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Latest rates decision announced by Reserve Bank

The latest news for home owners has been revealed after the Reserve Bank met today.

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Former reality TV star to enter pleas over grisly murder

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Brisbane Mayor launches 20-year Kedron Brook vision

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    Latest rates decision announced by Reserve Bank

    The latest news for home owners has been revealed after the Reserve Bank met today.

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    Former reality TV star to enter pleas over grisly murder

    A former Beauty and the Geek star is scheduled to today enter her pleas over the murder of her partner.

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    Brisbane Mayor launches 20-year Kedron Brook vision

    The Brisbane City Council has unveiled its 20-year draft vision for the Kedron Brook Revitalisation opening up a new round of community consultation.

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    La Boite Theatre’s Opening Night Of Second Coming

    La Boite Theatre celebrated the opening night of its latest production, Second Coming on Saturday, August 8.

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    Reef relief? Coral returns – but risks remain

    The world’s largest coral reef system is showing positive signs of recovery but experts warn severe climate challenges lay ahead.

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    Where is One Nation’s money coming from?

    As One Nation’s political clout rises, so too does its bank balance, courtesy of the very elites leader Pauline Hanson often rails against.

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Death toll rises for Colombian earthquake

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Power cable re-routed to avoid Dobby’s ‘grave’

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Eight teens charged with murder after brawl at Airbnb party

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Panthers star to leave as PNG Chiefs secure another coup

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Labor support falls to decade low

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VIDEO: Expert warns weeks until bird flu outbreak | 7.4 earthquakes claims hundreds in Columbia

Ipswich City is talking up its role in the Brisbane 2032 Games with some star power.

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Turns out, dodos probably weren’t so daft after all

An international study, including Flinders University researchers, has shown the dodo’s brain was not smaller than expected for a bird of its whopping size.

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The Stats Guy: There are 12 stages of life. Which are you in right now? 

Age isn’t just a number, it’s one of the strongest predictors of what we buy, where we live, how we vote, what we worry about and what gives our lives meaning, according to Simon Kuestenmacher. 

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When retirement is a trade-off between your finances and lifestyle

Quite often in life you need to make a trade-off between your finances and lifestyle, writes Craig Sankey.

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Netanyahu rejects Trump-backed peace plan

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected a US-backed roadmap for the future of the Gaza Strip.

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Planes’ near-miss probed as airport battles staff woes

A Jetstar flight headed to the Gold Coast almost collided with another plane on the tarmac at Australia’s busiest airport.

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‘History makers’ win at national Aboriginal art awards

The prestigious $100,000 Telstra Art Award has been announced.

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Stroke survivor to run 300km for Fred this August

At 17, Joshua Ditchmen suffered a sudden stroke which impaired his vision – now the 20 year old is running to raise funds to restore eyesight.

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Anger as tree-clearing begins at Vic Park amid public consultation

Four days after opening public consultation on its Victoria Park Masterplan, the State Government mass-cleared mature trees in the park.

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One Nation defends use of party funds for luxury Euro trip

A minor party has assured donors they get “bang for their buck” following reports Pauline Hanson spent over $800 a night at a luxury hotel with party funds.

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Brisbane-born man on mission to make bots sound Aussie

Amazon Australia is upgrading its Alexa chatbot with the same technology that underpins ChatGPT, and says it has been trained to understand Australian culture.

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Our job system is broken: Are private providers to blame?

Repeated inquiries have found the system is failing the people who need it, while the companies paid to run it rake in huge profits.

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Game of Thrones author reveals battle with depression

George R R Martin says the past 12 months have been overwhelming for him, as the Game of Thrones author admits to battling “sadness and depression”.

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Trump has made billions while in office. How does this compare with past presidents?

The 47th US president and his family have benefited more financially from the presidency than any of his predecessors.

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The battle for Victoria will send important signals to federal players

Victoria’s election on November 28 has taken on a drama and significance we wouldn’t have anticipated a year ago.

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Uganda backs deployment of troops for Gaza Strip force

The Ugandan parliament has approved the deployment of troops to the Gaza Strip as part of an International Stabilisation Force.

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Kiwis fly toward bird flu vaccine as Aussie outbreak spreads

As bird flu threatens to entrench itself in Australia, experts are debating the feasibility of vaccination to save an endangered species.

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Hero cop’s kind act for toddler after Outback horror

Neighbours have revealed a police officer’s kind act toward a toddler, who was rescued from a horror crime scene in outback Queensland.

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Ten-year-old cancer survivor makes lemonade for other Queensland kids

A young cancer survivor has raised thousands of dollars – starting with a lemonade stall – to bring joy to children undergoing chemotherapy treatment.

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