A Brisbane suburb has unexpectedly trumped better known rivals and is home to the wealthiest workers in Queensland, with average annual incomes nudging $100,000. SEE WHERE THE RICHEST AND POOREST LIVE
A Brisbane suburb has unexpectedly trumped better known rivals and is home to the wealthiest workers in Queensland, with average annual incomes nudging $100,000. SEE WHERE THE RICHEST AND PO...
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US government shutdown imminent
Donald Trump has unveiled a design for the US-Mexico border wall and threatened a “very long” shutdown within hours if he does not get funding.
Athlete sues for $1.3m over food court slip
A woman who was gearing up for the World Masters Games when she slipped on food on the floor of a shopping centre food court has launched a Supreme Court damages claim.
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Christmas lunch trend ditches tradition
Queenslanders are trading in traditional Christmas roasts for something more befitting the hot weather.
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Palaszczuk’s second term government gets pass mark
It is symptomatic of the way the Palaszczuk Government operates that it ends 2018 with roughly the same electoral support that allowed it to scrape over the line at last year’s state elect...
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If you park like this you should be jailed
If you’re joining the race to find a carpark at a shopping centre this weekend, don’t be these guys, writes Jill Poulsen.
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Christmas hams recalled over health fears
If you’ve already bought your Christmas ham, check its brand and expiry date because there has been a major food recall over health fears.
Former mayor starts new career before trial on fraud charges
In his first comments since being charged by the CCC earlier this year, former Ipswich mayor Andrew Antoniolli says he's ready to start afresh with a new job.
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Keep Sharks away from Queensland
Brisbane has been identified as a possible landing spot for the strife-riddled Sharks, but relocating the club to the Sunshine State would be an unmitigated disaster, writes Greg Davis.
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In a crowded field, this is Auspol 2018’s biggest loser
It’s easy to work out who is politics’ biggest winner of 2018, but picking our biggest loser is a harder task thanks to an embarrassment of riches, writes Dennis Atkins.
