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Fatal one-punch attack accused to stay behind bars

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VIDEO: Govt’s plans for youth offenders criticised | Suspect over West End death charged

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Out of this world: Mystery space orbs found on beach

The Australian Space Agency has identified the “likely source” of mysterious silver orbs that washed up on a Queensland beach over the weekend.

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‘Through a brick wall’: how Munster carries the torch

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Warning as Great Barrier Reef avoids ‘in danger’ listing

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Dominant Australia crush England in T20 World Cup final

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Monetising grievance: In Australia it’s harder than you think

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‘Strong’ support for AUKUS in Labor, as debate blocked

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Qld farmer inks historic carbon credit deal

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Far North Queensland site now protected

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Jacinta
Rossetto
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Inside Donald Trump’s billion-dollar crypto empire

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PM wants Labor’s conference to ‘showcase’ the party, but not its AUKUS division

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Grattan
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Countdown begins to Swift’s ‘secret’ OTT wedding

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    News

    Warning as Great Barrier Reef avoids ‘in danger’ listing

    UNESCO recently recommended against listing the Great Barrier Reef as “in danger” with recommendations that more protect...

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    News

    Corporate Ladder: Your guide to executive appointments in Queensland

    Corporate Ladder tracks the latest executive appointments within the state. Tell us what’s happening at the top table at...

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    News

    Out of this world: Mystery space orbs found on beach

    The Australian Space Agency has identified the “likely source” of mysterious silver orbs that washed up on a Queensland ...

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    News

    ‘Bad manners’: Bernard Fanning on AI robbing Australian music

    Powderfinger lead singer Bernard Fanning discusses what happens when machines are trained on our songs, and who gets to ...

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    News

    Australia and Fiji upgrade relationship with alliance

    Australia can now count on Fiji as an ally as Anthony Albanese declares a diplomatic triumph in sealing two new major ag...

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    News

    ‘Through a brick wall’: how Munster carries the torch

    Words of wisdom from Queensland greats will be front of mind for Cameron Munster when he captains the team in a home Sta...

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    Commentary

    All that glitters: QPAC’s former boss is sold on the Gold Coast

    He could have rested on his laurels after leaving the top job at QPAC, but John Kotzas has plenty of petrol left in the ...

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    Festivals

    Fringe Dwellers: Piano man rocks Wynnum festival

    Bradley McCaw’s sensational Billy Joel tribute act was a hit at Wynnum Fringe on the weekend – and there’s plenty more i...

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    Music

    Love, transformation and betrayal: Rusalka a triumph for Opera Queensland

    It may be three hours and 15 minutes long but there’s never a dull moment in Opera Queensland’s brilliant production of ...

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    Festivals

    Come from away: Straddie arts on show in August

    North Stradbroke island or Minjerribah, as it is known, is a creative hub where every year the Straddie Arts Trail shows...

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    Music

    Maintaining the rage: The reckoning of Kita Alexander

    Kita Alexander channels some of her strongest emotions into her latest album, RAGE, ahead of a national tour this Septem...

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    Festivals

    Northern lights: A Nordic flick feast awaits

    The 2026 Hurtigruten Nordic Film Festival offers exciting new films and a much-loved classic from the great Ingmar Bergm...

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    Food & Drink

    Got World Cup fever? Where to watch the Socceroos versus Egypt

    Thanks to the Queensland Government’s extended-trading pathway for eligible venues broadcasting the match, a number of p...

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    Food & Drink

    Goldie is Brisbane City’s new gem for bang-on brekkie rolls and killer coffee

    The fresh breakfast spot proves you don’t need to reinvent the brekkie roll – just do it exceptionally well.

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    The Granite Belt’s newest vineyard brings Mediterranean luxury to Ballandean

    Meteora Estate is the latest arrival in Ballandean, offering a vineyard dining experience shaped by architecture, landsc...

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    From breakdancing to retail therapy – this might be Paradise Centre’s coolest school holiday takeover yet

    From 50 spin-and-win daily giveaways to literally spinning, there’s plenty to keep the whole family occupied.

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    Food & Drink

    A West End pub is transforming into a high-energy neighbourhood sports bar

    When we put our ears to the pavement this week, this is what we found out …

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    No booze, no problem – here’s a list of the best spots for an alcohol-free sip in Brisbane

    We’ve rounded up some of Brisbane’s best restaurants and bars with standout non-alcoholic offerings.

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    Food & Drink

    Got World Cup fever? Where to watch the Socceroos versus Egypt

    Thanks to the Queensland Government’s extended-trading pathway for eligible venues broadcasting the match, a number of p...

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    Food & Drink

    Wine pairings, plate smashing and authentic food – Meltemi Mediterrania transforms into a one-night-only dining experience

    This August, Entertainment is launching its first Decadent Dining event at Meltemi Mediterrania in Broadbeach on Tuesday...

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    Food & Drink

    The Granite Belt’s newest vineyard brings Mediterranean luxury to Ballandean

    Meteora Estate is the latest arrival in Ballandean, offering a vineyard dining experience shaped by architecture, landsc...

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    Best Of

    Fresh on the scene – the Gold Coast’s best new cafes and eateries to open this year (so far)

    Whether you’re chasing your next brunch spot, a quick lunch on the run or somewhere worth crossing town for, these fresh...

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    Sponsored

    From breakdancing to retail therapy – this might be Paradise Centre’s coolest school holiday takeover yet

    From 50 spin-and-win daily giveaways to literally spinning, there’s plenty to keep the whole family occupied.

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    Culture

    HOTA and Queensland Ballet deliver a new sensation this September with Elegantly Wasted

    HOTA and Queensland Ballet will collaborate to bring the work of INXS to the stage in September with new show Elegantly ...

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    Goldie is Brisbane City’s new gem for bang-on brekkie rolls and killer coffee

    Thumbnail for Acclaimed Melbourne steakhouse San Telmo has officially opened in Brisbane City
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    Acclaimed Melbourne steakhouse San Telmo has officially opened in Brisbane City

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    School holiday fun, Lifeline Bookfest and a print festival – what's on in Brisbane this weekend

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    Bistro Tino brings the spirit of an Italian corner bar to Fortitude Valley

    Bistro Tino is a European-inspired all-day eatery where breakfast becomes lunch and lunch becomes wine.

    Event highlights
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    Sculptures & Sips

    Wed May 13 2026 - Thu December 31 2026
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    Carolyn Craig: Becoming Penguin (Act II)

    Fri July 03 2026 - Sat July 18 2026
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    Music Bingo at Archive Beer Boutique

    Every second Thursday
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    Fragile and Forever: Ceramics from the Queensland Museum Collection

    From May 29, 2026
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    Food & Drink

    Open Season dining at King St

    May 25 to August 1
    What's on Gold Coast
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      Food & Drink

      Bread, blooms and breakfast – Fletcher’s Pantry & Espresso brings new life to a Burleigh landmark

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      Food & Drink

      The Granite Belt’s newest vineyard brings Mediterranean luxury to Ballandean

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      Culture

      Motown, marathons and whale festivals – what's on across the Gold Coast this weekend

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      Best Of

      Fresh on the scene – the Gold Coast’s best new cafes and eateries to open this year (so far)

      Whether you’re chasing your next brunch spot, a quick lunch on the run or somewhere worth crossing town for, these fresh arrivals are already making their mark. Here are some of the best new cafes and eateries to open so far this year.

      Event highlights
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      Queensland Garden Show

      July 10–12
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      Food & Drink

      BABYMAMA Sunday Yum Cha

      Every Sunday
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      Wellbeing

      Glow at the Cove

      July 1 –31
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      Aka Sorbie: Saltwater Heart

      Saturday March 7 to Sunday August 16
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      Sundays at Southport Sharks

      Every Sunday
      InReview
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        Festivals

        Fringe Dwellers: Piano man rocks Wynnum festival

        Bradley McCaw’s sensational Billy Joel tribute act was a hit at Wynnum Fringe on the weekend – and there’s plenty more in store for Fringe dwellers.

        • When silence is golden: Tree change film reconnects us with the natural world
        • Tales from the dark side: How chamber music can kill you
        • Come from away: Straddie arts on show in August
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        All that glitters: QPAC’s former boss is sold on the Gold Coast

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        Dance

        The fairest of them all: Young dancers breathe new life into Snow White

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        Love, transformation and betrayal: Rusalka a triumph for Opera Queensland

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