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Minister rejects censorship in algorithm opt-out

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‘How badly do they want it?’: What will decide cutthroat semi final

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Boss resigns at top SA utility

The state government is on the hunt for a new boss at SA Water after its chief executive quit for a job interstate.

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‘We always believed’: Fogarty on Crows finals

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New horizons: Latest developments changing Queensland’s skyline

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    The state government is on the hunt for a new boss at SA Water after its chief executive quit for a job interstate.

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    Darcy Fogarty says the Crows are switching their focus to taking on reigning premiers Brisbane.

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    New horizons: Latest developments changing Queensland’s skyline

    InDaily takes a look at the latest developments and properties changing hands as the state continues to expand.

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    People will be empowered to limit algorithms’ influence under draft laws, but the changes could struggle to pass the upper house.

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    Australia Institute co-chief executive Richard Denniss on koalas, carbon offsets and whether the Greens are still willing to pick the big fights.

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‘Grandpa crocodile’: How Bindi honours dad, twenty years on

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Why King George Square should be Brisbane’s living room

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VIDEO: Police fire taser during Queen Street arrests | Driver slammed for blocking 4 disabled parks

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Track still closed but punters race to Birdsville

The Birdsville Races stop the Outback, but organisers hope they might kick-start tourism to remote communities cut off by heavy rains.

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Tributes pour in for feminist activist Gloria Steinem

Gloria Steinem has been hailed as one of the trailblazers for women’s equality after she died in New York City.

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Patient left stranded in Qld hospital – for nearly three years

The state government has revealed the number of “medically fit patients” in hospital, trapped by bed block – including one person who had been languishing for nearly three years.

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Brisbane mother recognised for starting charity after son’s death

Mia Bannister’s son died by suicide after developing an eating disorder. She tells InDaily how a charity started in his name is now reaching thousands of students.

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Are you going to die? This show is for you

The latest work from dance company The Farm is made for a very wide audience – it’s billed as a show for everyone who is going to die.

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Drastic cuts to tobacco taxes mooted by major party

The coalition has pledged to drastically cut the tobacco excise to combat illicit trade problems, while refuting claims it’s copying One Nation policies.

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Update as fears grow for Qld mum still missing in Nepal

The family of a Queensland mother of twins missing on the Tibet-Nepal border has shared an emotional update on their search, one week after a cataclysmic flood.

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‘Maybe no way back’: Landmark UN report says world will overshoot climate target

Australia is leading negotiations at the international climate summit in Turkey this November. Jacqueline Peel warns that making climate change a next generation problem could mean there’s no way back.

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Should Meta’s ‘pervert glasses’ be banned?

This week, the federal government ruled out an import ban on smart glasses – as concerns about the technology rise and examples of their misuse flood the internet.

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‘Australia is not doing enough’: Pacific leaders issue dire warning

The world’s lowest nation will co-host a key climate meeting as part of COP31 talks, which are critical to the Pacific state’s future.

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‘If we’ve lost ten or fifteen per cent house values, so what?’: Keating

Former Prime Minister Paul Keating talks up capital gains changes, talks down AUKUS and throws in some AI commentary at a major Writers’ Festival.

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Mum speaks out after deepfake nudes sent to prestigious school

A former software developer has been jailed for sending deepfake images of women and girls to their schools, unleashing a crippling toll on the victims.

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Brisbane ‘dog mums’ unite in new women-only group

Three Brisbane-based dog mums have banded together to create a new group for women whose dogs are more than just pets.

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Ewe dunnit? Cops hunt thieves after sheep heist

Queensland police have launched a search after thousands of sheep were stolen from a rural property.

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‘Politics has changed’: Labor’s One Nation problem

Gary Adshead on how One Nation won over voters in WA – and whether it can replicate that victory elsewhere.

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Counter-terrorism police charge man over alleged hate threats

Counter-terrorism teams have arrested a Mossman man following investigations into abusive and threatening messages, allegedly directed at a religious organisation.

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‘Top secret’ orders in Ben Roberts-Smith case

More than 200 court orders have been made to protect top secret material being handled in the criminal proceedings of veteran SAS soldier Ben Roberts-Smith.

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Minister derided for comparing housing crisis with Ooshies

A minister has been slammed online for posting a video that said demand for homes was outpacing supply in Australia, “or, in other words, there’s been a shortage of Ooshies”.

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