Street performer catches on fire

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A STREET performer has caught on fire during an act in Melbourne’s CBD.

Millionaires row Elite street ‘don’t want it next door’

RESIDENTS in an exclusive Brisbane riverside suburb are protesting plans for a new addition to their neighbourhood, fearing health concerns and the hit it could make to prices of their $1 million properties.

‘More than PM’ Highest paid public servants revealed

Highest paid public servants revealed

THE top earning public servants in Australia make more money than the Prime Minister. Here are the annual salaries of the people in charge of the red tape.

Opinion Hayne: Tell him he’s dreaming!

Hayne: Tell him he’s dreaming!

WHAT’S next Jarryd, Wimbledon? Tour de France? How about swimming the English Channel? Hayne’s Rio Olympics “dream” is simply a smokescreen and a way to save face after failing to make it in the NFL, writes Mike Colman.

City secrets Brisbane’s tastiest chook is super crispy

Brisbane’s tastiest chook is super crispy

THE Aussie classic of hot chicken has been turned on its head at one Brisbane eatery, which offers an organic free range bird that is super tasty and super crispy. Here’s our list of the tastiest chooks in town.

Opinion Hand-out hero a symbol of fiscal folly

Hand-out hero a symbol of fiscal folly

LAST week the ABC declared Duncan Storrar, the disgruntled Q&A audience member who wants a tax cut, a “national hero”. I’d go even further.

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Brisbane incident Nurses caught up in hospital brawl

MORE than a dozen nurses have been caught up in a brawl at a major Brisbane hospital.

Galaxy poll Premier on the nose with voters

Premier on the nose with voters

UPDATE: ANNASTASIA Palaszczuk is at risk of being bundled out of office with support surging for the Tim Nicholls-led Liberal National Party - but a senior minister has backed her.

Mining backfire State digs itself a great, big hole

State digs itself a great, big hole

QUEENSLAND mining projects are in peril, with banks refusing to lend because of fears over new laws.

Auction jackpot Making millions without lifting a finger

THE day Matthew and Selina Cheeney sold their humble family home was like cashing in a winning lottery ticket.

What the ... ‘Giant blue tit loose on motorway’

A TRAFFIC camera above a motorway has captured a colourful speeder on the go.

Shock result How Dami Im was robbed in the final seconds

AUSTRALIA’S Dami Im was romping home. Then, in the final seconds of the vote count, Ukraine surged into the lead.

NRL blog: My Maroons team for Origin 1

CHRIS ‘Tiger’ Gary has chosen the Queensland team he believes will win Origin 1. Check out his side — and pick your own with our Maroons Team Selector!

Cowboys blockbuster McCullough’s timely boost for Broncos

McCullough’s timely boost for Broncos

THE Broncos have been missing direction in his absence, and Andrew McCullough is set to provide a timely boost ahead of the Cowboys blockbuster.

Future What Hayne’s NFL exit means for NRL

What Hayne’s NFL exit means for NRL

NRL clubs take notice — you have just 45 days to sign Jarryd Hayne for this season should his shock switch to the Fiji Sevens Olympic team fail to come off.

Tipping point Maroons legend’s loyalty to Qld questioned

Maroons legend’s loyalty to Qld questioned

FORMER Blues playmaker Trent Barrett has lashed out at Maroons legend Billy Moore, questioning his loyalty to Queensland.

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    Travelling ‘New’ tourism slogan goes back to the future

    QUEENSLAND tourism bosses are going back to the future in a bid to woo the next generation of travellers.

    Charges laid Man jumps from car after carjacking

    TWO men have been charged after they allegedly bashed and robbed another man in Logan overnight and forced him to drive them away from police.

    Over exposed Weather presenter told to cover up

    A FEMALE weather reporter was forced to cover up her ‘revealing’ party dress live on air following a number of complaints from viewers.

    Royal party Kylie performs for Queen’s birthday

    KYLIE Minogue has performed alongside Andrea Bocelli, James Blunt, Shirley Bassey and hundreds of horses at the Queen’s 90th birthday spectacular.

    Federal election ‘We’ve got to stop covering for the banks’

    ROLLING UPDATES: Revelations that Westpac traders discussed interest rate manipulation shows a ‘fundamental problem in our banking system’, says Bill Shorten.

    Endorsement Rudd backflips on Shorten endorsement

    FORMER PM Kevin Rudd has publicly backed Labor leader Bill Shorten for the nation’s top job after initially refusing to comment.

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    City of champions

    ONE took the music world by storm, the other tightened his grip on golfing supremacy. Which city lays claim to these international superstars?

    New stadium takes shape

    THIS week, this proud rugby league club will host its first game in the shadow of a new grandstand. It is set to become a stadium that will transform the ground.

    Cinema, market, hospital: Have your say

    HAVE Your Say and help create six giant precincts on the site of Queensland’s newest university. You’ve got 15 days.

    Have wheelchair, will travel

    RIDING a tuktuk is an exciting way to explore Phnom Penh, but until recently none were wheelchair accessible. Meet the woman who changed that.

    Green it up with some festival fun

    Brisbane’s biggest biannual ­sustainability festival, the Green Heart Fair, will return to Chermside’s 7th Brigade Park.

    Flashing ‘epidemic’ shocking suburbia

    A POPULAR Brisbane bushwalk has become a hotspot for people exposing themselves.

    Letter to banish NAPLAN regret

    `I ALMOST cried when I read it.’ This uplifting letter will soothe the frazzled nerves of students sitting national exams this week.

    $37 million fix for roundabout

    NORTHSIDE  residents are hoping council’s $37 million promise to upgrade the roundabout at Murphy and Ellison roads will finally make it off the backburner.

    Have wheelchair, will travel

    RIDING a tuktuk is an exciting way to explore Phnom Penh, but until recently none were wheelchair accessible. Meet the woman who changed that.

    Brisbane landmark transformed

    AN 85-year-old hall has been transformed by a dedicated team of workers.

    Dancing to 40 years

    PANIYIRI Greek Festival is back with all the baklava, moussaka, honey puffs, hummus, plate smashing, music, laughter and endless dancing you need for a great family day out.

    Meet Hamish and Andy ... the cows

    THEY are funny and furry — kind of like their namesakes Hamish and Andy. Meet them...

    Book worms embrace BOOKFACE

    A new indie bookstore has opened in this southeast Queensland suburb. There’s no doubt it’s more than a standard bookshop.

    ’Fat and slow’ rider ready for road

    CHRIS Donges isn’t your typical rider. In fact he says he’s ‘fat and slow’. So why is he taking part in Bike Week?

    Flashing ‘epidemic’ shocking suburbia

    A POPULAR Brisbane bushwalk has become a hotspot for people exposing themselves.

    Brisbane suburb an ‘eyesore’

    THIS suburb has a train station, a thriving community and is a business hub so why does it look like the poor cousin to its neighbours across the highway?

    City of champions

    ONE took the music world by storm, the other tightened his grip on golfing supremacy. Which city lays claim to these international superstars?

    Teens out to impress

    A GROUP of south east Queensland teens will head to the Future Diamonds camp this week with the aim of impressing Diamonds coach Lisa Alexander.

    New hope for leads in Tiahleigh murder

    HIGH school students will be the focus of new efforts to generate leads into the disappearance and murder of a Logan schoolgirl.

    Surprise, STIs on the rise

    RESEARCH has revealed that a certain age group’s STI rate has doubled during the past six years.

    New stadium takes shape

    THIS week, this proud rugby league club will host its first game in the shadow of a new grandstand. It is set to become a stadium that will transform the ground.

    Cinema, market, hospital: Have your say

    HAVE Your Say and help create six giant precincts on the site of Queensland’s newest university. You’ve got 15 days.

    Would your dog do this?

    IT’S not yoga...it’s doga! And there will be hundreds of downward dogs this weekend for a Queensland assault on the world doga record.

    `Why I was violent to my partner’

    AMANDA Oates hit her partner and called her children vile names. Now she’s sharing her story in hope that it will help others.

    RendezView Dear Australia, why so angry?

    Dear Australia, why so angry?

    What has Gold Logie recipient Waleed Aly done to warrant the level of scorn and vitriol dumped on him this past week? Is it a case of Muslim-come-lately?

    Editorial Voters want a second-half surge

    Voters want a second-half surge

    HALFWAY through the parliamentary term, Queenslanders are demanding reasoned, rational and positive plans that are, above all else, achievable.

    Opinion Hand-out hero a symbol of fiscal folly

    Hand-out hero a symbol of fiscal folly

    LAST week the ABC declared Duncan Storrar, the disgruntled Q&A audience member who wants a tax cut, a “national hero”. I’d go even further.

    Party Games Voters, get ready to be scared

    Voters, get ready to be scared

    WHILE there may be some voters who are disappointed in the Turnbull Government’s run so far, the Coalition has one big ace up their sleeve - fear.

    Gunpoint robbery ‘I was robbed by the Postcard Bandit’

    SOME say after 18 years behind bars notorious bank robber Brenden Abbott deserves to taste freedom. Not Mary Roderick.

    Frenzy ‘Public displays of violence were rare’

    A SERIAL ‘turncoat’ bikie lit the spark that set off the infamous Gold Coast ‘Ballroom Blitz’ in 2006. The following year he committed a crime that shocked the nation.

    Suburban psycho When henpecked hubby turns killer

    HE was even banned from using his own toilet, but when Anthony Sherna’s controlling wife spooked his beloved dog Hubble, that was the last straw ...

    CREDIT: KTLA A FEMALE weather reporter was forced to cover up her “revealing” party dress live on air following a number of viewer complaints. Meteorologist Liberté Chan was dressed in a beaded black frock, which was cut just above-the-knee and had spaghetti straps, while carrying out a broadcast on Californian station, KTLA Channel 5.

    Weather presenter told to cover up

    A FEMALE weather reporter was forced to cover up her ‘revealing’ party dress live on air following a number of complaints from viewers.

    Weather woman’s ‘offensive’ dress

    Weather woman’s ‘offensive’ dress

    A WEATHER presenter was confused when her producer handed her a cardigan during a live broadcast after viewers complained.

    Pete Burns unrecognisable in rare public outing

    Pete Burns unrecognisable in rare public outing

    FAMED for his love of plastic surgery, the Dead Or Alive singer’s latest public appearance has sparked fears for his health.

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    Fourth stage of lake project begins

    THERE are less than 40 home sites left at North Lakes, out of more than 5000 in the masterplan.

    Author sells home for $2.3 million

    Author sells home for $2.3 million

    Author and speaker Christina Guidotti’s sells her Auchenflower home under the hammer on a bumper day in Brisbane’s auction scene.

    Peek inside $950m Ascot project

    Peek inside $950m Ascot project

    MIRVAC’S $950 million Ascot Green masterplan is off and racing with the first stage opening expressions of interest. EXCLUSIVE PICTURES