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Legal action against Deputy Premier Jackie Trad and Mareeba Shire Council has been dismissed in the Supreme Court.

Bitter $5.5m FNQ council dispute dismissed in the Supreme Court

A bitter multi-million dollar dispute between two far north Queensland councils has been thrown out of court, in what the presiding justice described as "much ado about nothing".

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Thelma Healy, pictured holding her travel diary, with a photograph of her son, Vincent.

A Brisbane mother's decade-long quest to find her son's war grave

The story of Sandgate mother Thelma Healy's decade-long quest to find her son's Korean war grave has finally been told, more than 50 years after it occurred, thanks to her granddaughter.

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Sarah Rae Meharg and Nina Florence of 'Tiger Street' perform during Jazz at the Ipswich Festival.

Ipswich Festival rocks on its second-last day

The month-long Ipswich Festival really swung into action on Saturday, as Queens Park rocked to the sound of jazz and blues.

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Opposition Leader Lawrence Springborg is furious over the reintroduction of compulsory preferential voting.

LNP: Consult on CPV voting before Governor's sign-off

Queensland's state opposition has called on the Palaszczuk government to cut legislation, which would reintroduce compulsory preferential voting, off at the pass before it went to Governor Paul de Jersey to sign into law.

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Jodie Oborne signals "two" as the second ever finisher of the 14,080-kilometre Run Down Under virtual race.

Brisbane ultrarunner completes run around Australia, without going far

Jodie Oborne completed a 14,080-kilometre run around Australia on Saturday morning, but the Balmoral ultrarunner did not have to travel far from home for any of her journey.

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The Boundary Street Markets have been denied a final fling at the old Absoe site.

Boundary Street Markets locked out

West End markets thrown into turmoil after the venue owners blocked access.

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The Queensland Council of Civil Liberties is concerned tough new drugs legislation could target users of medicinal marijuana.

Marijuana in same class as heroin under Qld proposal

Queensland government insists the tough new penalties will be targeted at traffickers and not medicinal marijuana users.

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Queensland's tourism and service industries are more than covering job losses in the resources sector, according to the ...

Resource sector job losses offset by gains in other industries

Queensland services industry has more than compensated for the job losses associated with the resources sector downturn, new research has shown.

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West Village will retain some heritage features, but residents say the development will ruin West End.

West End markets to end on Saturday as residents consider next move

The Boundary Street Markets will be held for the final time on Saturday night to make way for a new high-rise development on the Absoe site, but the local Greens councillor says the fight is not yet lost.