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40 Under 40: Sugar, spice and all things nice as grocer takes out award

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How the government’s climate targets stack up

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‘Collateral damage’: Hundreds more mining jobs axed

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Coolangatta welcomes The House of Bamboo – a new underground dining destination dishing up dumplings and disco

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Whale songs: Baleen Moondjan wins hearts at Bris Fest

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Billy Ocean, flower festivals and SWELL – what’s on this weekend

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Lord Mayor rejects ‘political extremism’ for Brisbane

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    Kym Strow wanted customers to feel good while getting their groceries done. Now, she’s been awarded for it.

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    Pill testing has been banned in Queensland after strict new laws were passed in parliament by the state government.

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    Whale songs: Baleen Moondjan wins hearts at Bris Fest

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    Stripped-back classics star at Yeerongpilly’s slick new cafe Figtree Social

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    Cirque du Soleil, Kate Ceberano and Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers – what’s on in Brisbane this weekend

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    Stripped-back classics star at Yeerongpilly’s slick new cafe Figtree Social

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    Venturing to the Garden City? Here are the must-try cafes, restaurants and bars in Toowoomba

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    Bar Monte hits the big smoke, bringing its mortadella buns and caprese martinis to Newstead

    After capturing the hearts and taste buds of the Gold Coast, Miami-born Bar Monte has brought its signature Italian-inspired flair to Newstead.

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        Visual Art

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