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Rare achievement: Queensland steak crowned world’s best

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Rate hikes leave borrowers hundreds of dollars poorer

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Summer rush starts early at Aussie holiday hotspots

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Is it safe to charge your phone overnight?

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Interest rates hit high as RBA reveals latest call

The Reserve Bank has announced its latest rates decision affecting the nation’s homeowners.

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US and Iran navigate separate talks with mediators on war

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Update on woman accused of killing partner with car

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    Interest rates hit high as RBA reveals latest call

    The Reserve Bank has announced its latest rates decision affecting the nation’s homeowners.

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    US and Iran navigate separate talks with mediators on war

    Mediators are working with Iran and the United States on trying to broker a deal to end the fighting and open the Strait of Hormuz.

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    Update on woman accused of killing partner with car

    A woman has been charged with murder after her partner was found with fatal injuries after allegedly being struck with a vehicle in a rural town street.

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    Rare achievement: Queensland steak crowned world’s best

    Steak produced on a Central Queensland cattle farm has been announced the best in the world. Here’s where you can try it.

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    The Medicare hack and the rise of rogue AI agents

    What happens when AI agents stop taking no for an answer – and can the companies building them actually control what they do?

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    Greens leader exits after health 'downturn'

    Larissa Waters has suddenly stepped down as leader of the federal Greens, revealing she has been managing a kidney disease which has recently deteriorated.

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Wife sentenced after helping husband die ‘out of love’

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Latest developments: Inside Queensland’s changing skyline

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Palestinian death toll in Gaza war rises, despite ceasefire

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Newsrooms unite to defend trusted journalism in AI age

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Matty Johns overcome on a Knight to remember

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VIDEO: E-bike rider tackled by police | 1,200 evacuated in Surfers Paradise hotel

We’ve been given a first glimpse of the first part of the Emblem for the Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games.

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Pauline Hanson surges to preferred PM in Qld

Pauline Hanson has emerged as the preferred prime minister of Queensland voters as One Nation’s support surges across the nation.
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What The Stats Guy thinks about the Intergenerational Report 

The Intergenerational Report shows us a plausible version of a prosperous Australia in 2066. An alternate future is still possible.

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Ask the Expert: How early we retire depends on desired lifestyle

Generally, the longer you work and the more you contribute to super, the higher your retirement income is likely to be.

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Farmer foils alleged RAF terror plot

A tip off from a farmer returning from a party in the early hours has helped British police foil a would-be alleged terror plot on a US air base.

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Could Australia’s media survive Trump-style attacks?

Donald Trump’s attacks on the media, and One Nation’s boycotts, reveal how fragile press freedom is in Australia.

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Major renewable energy training hub opens in regional Qld

CQUniversity has officially opened its new multimillion-dollar renewable energy training centre in response to electric vehicle maintenance demand.

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Top drop: Qld crowned with Australia’s best-tasting tap water

Australia’s best-tasting tap water has been revealed, after a blind tasting in Adelaide.

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‘We can only do it together’: PM’s call to UN leaders

Anthony Albanese has stressed the need for countries to put aside differences to collectively tackle global issues like AI during a national address to the UN.

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Bid to halt SA’s MotoGP lodged in Qld

An injunction application has been lodged in the Federal Court’s Queensland registry to halt redevelopment works in Adelaide for the the city’s upcoming MotoGP.

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When rogue AI agent ‘scaled a fence’, it reinforced the PM’s case

The revelation that an AI agent turned rogue and breached a firewall to get at Medicare statistics has strongly reinforced Anthony Albanese’s for tough guardrails on this transformative technology.

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What OpenAI hack reveals about our cyber security

We need to ask how ready Australian government systems are for increasingly capable AI agents.
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Yeah, nah or nah, yeah? Qantas enlists Robert Irwin to help explain

Qantas has teamed up with Robert Irwin to help explain some of the intricacies of Australian slang to a global audience.

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Neale speaks after beating GF ban

Brisbane Lions star Lachie Neale has spoken to reporters after sensationally being cleared to play in the AFL grand final.

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Brisbane shipbuilder sets sail for US with multimillion-dollar fleet

A Queensland boat builder will export a fleet of luxury motor yachts to the United States this week.

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Freshwater Publishing’s Launch of The House Keeper

Freshwater Publishing celebrated the launch of Janita Cunnington’s new novel The House Keeper at Customs House.

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Aus’s absurd efforts to keep Nauru Airlines flying

It’s an uncomfortable fact our government doesn’t like to face – we’re paying a tiny island micro-nation hundreds of millions of dollars to keep immigration detention alive. 

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Banned Swans players apologise to teammates

The Sydney Swans’ five suspended players have apologised to teammates and colleagues after ending their weeks-long exile from the AFL club.

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BHP mine halts after worker death

BHP says operations at the ‌world’s largest copper mine in Chile have been halted following the death of a worker in an accident.

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