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Afghan war crimes report on frontline of new Australian display

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‘Collective rage’ over arson attack on local queer bar

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Ex-premier Palaszczuk’s partner charged with rape

A crime scene was declared at the home where former Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk lives with her long-time partner.

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Road safety campaign launch amid ‘worst toll in decade’

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$50,000 arts degrees look set to stay, despite a new bill trying to slash uni fees

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Heartbreaking family plea after violence over Kumanjayi Little Baby’s death

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Here is a list of cafes, bars and restaurants trading on Labour Day

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No action could stop Bondi shooting: Royal Commission

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Top economist lays out three tests for Labor in budget

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New champagne bar celebrates grand cru with top award nomination

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Hepatitis cases rising across Queensland, new report finds

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    Why rising terror threat levels could render the Bondi royal commission useless

    As the first report from the royal commission into antisemitism lands, Australia’s terrorism threat level is already lis...

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    The family of Kumanjayi Little Baby who died in NT has pleaded for calm after a violent response in Alice Springs overni...

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    $50,000 arts degrees look set to stay, despite a new bill trying to slash uni fees

    For five years, many Australian university students have been watching their study bills rise with despair. Professor An...

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    Road safety campaign launch amid ‘worst toll in decade’

    The Australian Road Safety Foundation is throwing the book at a new campaign being launched in Brisbane as one local wom...

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    ‘Collective rage’ over arson attack on local queer bar

    Beloved LGBTQIA+ bar Come To Daddy was the target of an arson attack on Tuesday night but it’s owner says the community ...

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    Here, there and anywhere … everyone’s fave festival is back

    Anywhere Festival happens all over Brisbane in sometimes unusual locations, giving new works like Meryn Cooper’s real es...

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    Winners are great collaborators at inaugural creative awards

    Brisbane’s most impactful creative collaborations have been recognised at the inaugural Creative Brisbane Awards.

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    Incoming! The first upgraded dining offerings land at Brisbane Airport International Terminal

    The first stages of Brisbane Airport’s major refresh have already landed at the International Terminal, with 13 new outl...

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    Treat your travel bug with Southeast Queensland’s most charming boutique hotels

    Check our list of the best boutique hotels in southeast Queensland, from Noosa to the Gold Coast, plus a couple of spots...

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    King St’s one-night-only Mother’s Day Market is back with gifts, beats and bites

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    Eat Street Northshore to open at midday on Mother’s Day for the ultimate Sunday family feast

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    Little Mali’s taco nights are bringing a new energy to Rainbow Bay after dark

    By day, Little Mali Tuck Shop hums with beachgoers and regulars settling in over a solid breakfast. But it’s what happen...

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    Here’s what’s open on Labour Day across the Gold Coast

    Here’s a handy list of Gold Coast cafes, restaurants and bars that are open on Labour Day.

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    Trent Dalton and Geetanjali Shree lead Byron Writers Festival’s first line-up reveal

    Byron Writers Festival has revealed a first look at its 2026 program ahead of its milestone 30th anniversary year.

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    Etsu’s sibling spot SHŌTŌ is landing in Burleigh with yakitori, hand rolls and a new after-dark energy

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    Here are the cafes, bars and restaurants open on Anzac Day in Brisbane

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    Step inside Notes Wine Shop, Everton Park’s colourful new vino joint

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    Sancho Taqueria & Tequileria is bringing a taste of New Mexico to Brisbane

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    Here is a list of Anzac Day services taking place around Brisbane

    A number of Anzac Day services will be held across Brisbane this year – here’s a handy list to find a service near you.

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    Macbeth by Shake & Stir Theatre Co

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    SXS Chamber Music Festival

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      La Stradina opens in Coolangatta, bringing a European edge to a familiar laneway

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      No humble sandwiches here, Smug Club is landing in Coomera oh-so-soon

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      Lest we forget – here is a list of Anzac Day services happening around the Gold Coast

      Across the Gold Coast, a number of Anzac Day services will be held, providing the community with the opportunity to come together in remembrance and reflection.

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