Queensland
Your suburb's average rates
Chelmer cops increase of more than 7 per cent.
Noosa's top-notch locations cost ratepayers
Noosa's wealthiest land owners pay more than $8200 a year in basic rates, easily some of the state's most expensive rates.
Top academic quits over bus racism research
UQ professor fought for years to clear his name.
Qld super raid questioned by business
Treasurer Curtis Pitt finds himself facing queries from the business community.
Federal Election 2016
Libs scramble over Parakeelia error
The Liberal Party is scrambling to contain the fallout over taxpayer-funded cash ...
Greens back out of preferencing Nile
Greens reverse decision to preference a Fred Nile party candidate above a Liberal gay ...
PM urges unity with Muslims
Malcolm Turnbull hosted an iftar fast-breaking dinner at his official Sydney ...
Labor MP goes rogue on preferences
Outspoken Labor MP Michael Danby faces the wrath of an angry ALP.
Liberal candidate may have broken law
Embattled Liberal candidate may have broken electoral laws by claiming he was living ...
Turnbull 'will face Abbott pressure'
There is fresh speculation Tony Abbott could be elevated to cabinet, possible as ...
Business
'You can't change stuff and then hide it'
For 15 years, Sam paid for Medibank's most comprehensive private health insurance.
need2know: ASX set for strong start
Local shares set to open higher with fears of a Brexit appearing to ease.
Australia's income growth recession
COMMENT Charlie says that the economy is not as good as we think.
Packer eyes $1.7b Crown payday
James Packer could boost his stake in Crown Resorts if investors back a break-up.
Australia: a part-time employer?
In the Coalition's three years in office part-time employment grew 306,000 and full-time employment just 150,600.
Global networks move corrupt funds
Unaoil used a network of offshore accounts and companies to shift funds under the noses of authorities for years.
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Property
Items to purge from your home
Old or damaged household items aren't just unnecessary clutter but may affect your health too.
Using free DIY advice for a cheaper reno
Tapping into free DIY advice and training can reduce the overall costs and make those projects a bit beyond the budget, attainable.
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Street style you'll be wearing next
Jaw-dropping peacocks set the next menswear trends in Italy's style centre.
Small Business
Hiring staff with intellectual disability
A large possible workforce remains largely untapped. As an employer, here's what you need to know.
Tips for buying or selling your business
With the end of the financial year approaching, some businesses will be looking to sell.
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England snatch win against Wales
England have broken Welsh hearts with a goal in stoppage time to record a 2-1 victory in the Group B match in Lens.
Entertainment
Opinion: Nine has crossed the line with The Briefcase
How the Nine Network comes back from this program with any sense of dignity is a mystery.
John Edwards joins Roadshow to drive new home-grown drama
The TV mastermind behind Gallipoli, Offspring and Puberty Blues has been enlisted by Roadshow Films to head a new production arm.
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Lifestyle
Why men miss women's sex signals
It's an age-old stereotype that when it comes to sex, men want it more than women. But are men just missing the signals?
Don't share this link before reading it
Six out of 10 people will share a link without reading it: more evidence that the end of civilisation is nigh.
Winter makeup? Think The Breakfast Club
This winter the aim is to look as if Molly Ringwald had an affair with Madonna during her La Isla Bonita period.
Tay Tay rebounds with Tom Hiddleston
Now Taylor Swift and her ex, Calvin Harris, have got Bad Blood.
Princess Mary and Kate at Royal Ascot
Oh to be a fly on the wall as Princess Mary and the Duchess of Cambridge caught up.
Reese's Aussie conference cancelled
The $1997 per head "inspirational" seminar series scrapped
Daily Life
How I finally got healthy habits to stick
To create healthy habits for yourself, the first step is to ditch the excuses.
Supporting my introverted child
"My daughter has taught me a lot about the quiet and wonderful world of introverts," writes Sara Lindberg.
Why would anybody ever need a gun at home these days?
As the post-Orlando gun debate rages in the US, Dom Knight tries to make sense of the 'right to bear arms'.
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7 'healthy' foods making you fat
You think you're being good when you make these choices, but are you really?
Paris: best places to eat and drink
Tracey Spicer finds the best food in Paris – with a surprising twist.
Otto Ristorante opens in Brisbane
The team behind Sydney's acclaimed Quay restaurant opens its first Queensland venue.
Good Food Guide names QLD Regional Restaurant of the Year finalists
Here are your top-five regional finalists for The Brisbane Times 2017 Good Food Guide.
Technology
Free Telstra Wi-Fi all weekend
Hotspots open to general public for free to celebrate World Wi-Fi Day.
Space molecule a clue to life on Earth
NSW's Parkes telescope sheds light on how an important molecule is made.
Second confirmed gravitational wave
Australian National University scientists help close the box on Einstein's theory.
Thinking outside the Xbox
Phil Spencer says you should be able to play the games you own anywhere.
How HIV follows us round the world
Maps track global expansion of HIV via human migration and trade routes.
Hands on review: 360fly 4K camera
A sharper picture upgrades this tiny action camera with eyes in the back of its head.
Drive
What SUV should I buy?
Jenny is after an urban/country commuter with strong safety-tech credentials
Audi SQ2 spotted undisguised
New performance SUV gets unofficial confirmation.
Sport
Maroons ready to 'crack' NSW
Maroons halfback Cooper Cronk says his side's State of Origin dominance has been built on seizing the moments in big games rather than sheer talent or tactics.
Late goal sinks Wales
Vardy equaliser and late Sturridge winner lift England to 2-1 win.
Bogut 'highly unlikely'
Australian NBA star Andrew Bogut doesn't like his chances of playing in Rio.
Not in 'sevens shape'
Jarryd Hayne doesn't know if he will be fit enough in time for the Rio Olympics.
Comment
Secret tunes in the budget opera
Budget opera - or is it soap opera?
Life is too short to want to escape it
Why are we trying to escape the life we have created for ourselves?
Why freeze when frightened?
Most people are familiar with the fight or flight response. But why freeze?
Winning one Snapchat at a time
Social media a fast-growing election battleground.
Sunday workers deserve more pay