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Do new shark drones make for a safer summer?

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Qld tourist identified after fatal fall in Bali

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Lions zero in on rare flag hat-trick

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‘Out of her league’: PM defends mum after Hanson attack

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Corporate Ladder: Your guide to executive appointments in Queensland

Queensland’s executive appointments column tracking the movements of those driving the state’s public and private sectors.

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Extinction fears over first sea lion death

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One Nation pledges to slash immigration

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    Corporate Ladder: Your guide to executive appointments in Queensland

    Queensland’s executive appointments column tracking the movements of those driving the state’s public and private sectors.

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    Extinction fears over first sea lion death

    Bird flu has been confirmed in Australia’s rarest seal species, sparking fears the virus is spreading fast.

     

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    One Nation pledges to slash immigration

    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.

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    Do new shark drones make for a safer summer?

    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.

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    Something is seriously wrong in the Northern Territory

    One by one, the Aboriginal leaders, organisations and watchdogs the Northern Territory government is supposed to work with are walking away.

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    Migration reform is badly needed, but zero-immigration is no answer

    Zero migration isn’t serious demographic policy but neither is uncontrolled migration, writes Simon Kuestenmacher.

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Topping up super makes sense, but it has a cost

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Worried about pets and bird flu? What you can do

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Magnificent seven minutes take Lions to AFL prelim

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Behind enemy lines: Fagan on Lions’ game plan

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Are big tech billionaires at war with democracy?

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VIDEO: Emotional service to farewell top cop | Motorway crash triggers probe

Australia’s best bronc and bull riders have drawn a record crowd to the Quilpie Rodeo over the weekend.

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Regional Qld cancer patients paying ‘postcode penalty’

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.

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‘Tasteless’: One Nation outrage grows as RSL weighs in

RSL Australia is angered by One Nation’s cartoon video labelling Liberal and SAS veteran Andrew Hastie a traitor.

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La Boite Theatre’s Opening Night Of Koreaboo

La Boite Theatre celebrated the opening night of its latest production, Koreaboo, on Saturday, with the cast and creative team in attendance.

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Prized Crows recruit’s surprise first clash against ex-club

Crows’ Callum Ah Chee had no idea it would turn out this way when he left the Brisbane Lions.

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Ethanol vs Petroleum: leading body calls for a public debate

Australian Sugar Manufacturers threw out a challenge in a Queensland parliamentary hearing this morning.

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Goal scored in quest to upgrade ageing sports hub

New plans are underway for a major sporting hub on the Gold Coast with thousands of members.

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Top store: Brisbane goes wild for SA-made choccies

Haigh’s first Queensland store launch saw chocolate lovers lining up for hours to grab a bag of speckles.

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Why Jacqui Lambie’s not done fighting veteran health caps

Today, Senator Jacqui Lambie on why veterans are getting a raw deal.

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Greatest failure in twenty five years since twin tower attack

The failure to stop 9/11 was a catastrophe, but even bigger mistakes were made in its aftermath, Greg Barton says.

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Thousands of Qld homes at risk from rising sea levels

Rising seas and storm surges could cost Queenslanders billions of dollars, with one sunny city most at risk.

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‘Weak and glass-jawed’: Liberal fires attack on Hanson

Andrew Hastie has launched fresh criticism of Pauline Hanson following her satirical video labelling him a traitor.

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Blanche d’Alpuget, widow of Bob Hawke, dies

Writer Blanche d’Alpuget, the widow of former prime minister Bob Hawke, has died, her family says.

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Supercars success story takes out major award

Queensland-based company PWR has been honoured for its long-term contribution to the Australian economy.

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Piper Alderman’s Brisbane Connections & Cocktails

Piper Alderman welcomed clients, business leaders, and industry contacts to Iris Rooftop for an evening of networking last Thursday.

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Afternoon snack lands P-plate driver in strife

A P-plate driver’s afternoon treat has cost him more than $1000 – and buttered up his future on the road.

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Traditional owners’ shock as rival moves on remote mine site

Traditional Owners say they have been “taken for a ride” over mining giant Rio Tinto and a remote mine.

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Super idea? Why One Nation and the Coalition want to unlock your super

Why is superannuation suddenly being pitched as an answer to Australia’s cost-of-living and housing problems? And is it a good idea?

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Premier’s snobbery claim as questions raised over Olympic venue

The Premier has taken aim at “overseas elites” who raised questions over Rockhampton’s suitability to host rowing events in the 2032 Olympic Games.

InDaily Queensland acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land on which we work and live, the Turrbal, Yuggera, Yugambeh and Kombumerri people, and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.

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