Nine News Queensland (12th July 2017)

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The latest news, sport, finance and weather from Nine News Queensland. With Andrew Lofthouse and Melissa Downes (news), Wally Lewis on location at Suncorp Stadium (sport) and Garry Youngberry (weather). --------------------------------------------------------- In this bulletin: Opener and Special Coverage. The Queensland Maroons squad prepare for one of the biggest State Of Origin deciders in recent memory. An army of fans arrive in Brisbane from around the state to cheer on their team. Workers at the Port of Brisbane make a grim discovery with a man's body found inside a coal wagon where the train travelled from Chinchilla to arrive at the port. The Maroons bus heads its way to Suncorp Stadium from their hotel. Queensland scores a major victory with the Federal Government set to announce a major defence contract to build German designed tanks in the state; Legal action over how much the State Government paid to get big screen companies to film on the Gold Coast. Gold Coast mayor Tom Tate lashes out at Commonwealth Games chief Peter Beattie on scathing comments on ticket sales. Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has been quick to emphasise his republican roots after meeting the Queen at Buckingham Palace. Protesters in Cairns have left a stern message for Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk on their thoughts of building the Adani Coal Mine. An ATO staff member has been forced to pull down an online article released of a how-to hacking guide for mobile phones. Donald Trump Jr. forced to defend himself on American TV over emails released during the election campaign. Police storm a South Brisbane apartment as part of a search warrant while a man was cooking drugs. Self-styled financial advisor Hamish McLaren, charged with conning clients including fashion designer Lisa Ho out of millions of dollars, refused bail. Brisbane City Council has been accused of price gouging after a Wynnum cafe owner was forced to pay a $111 application fee. Doctors at the Lady Cilento Childrens Hospital issue a warning to parents of children with diabetes. A Gold Coast motorbike company has been accused of posting videos of drivers doing wheelies and burnouts online for business. An enormous storm of clouds building up in Mt Vesuvius. Actor Shia Labeouf's latest arrest by police filmed, caught swearing and abusing officers. The leader of Islamic State and the world's most wanted man has been confirmed dead by Syrian and Iraqi sources but U.S. authorities are not confirming the death. 10 employees, including two Australians, of casino giant Crown have been released from a China jail. CCTV by Queensland Rail captures two men moving furniture, including a fridge, using the train. The commuters told to book a removalist next time. Buyers are fighting it out to snap up a bargain property in Brisbane with thousands of online views overnight. A century-old treatment, abandoned by the Western World through antibiotics, may now make a comeback to treat superbugs. The Environment and Energy Minister Josh Frydenberg dismisses idea of a car carbon tax, which could add $5,000 to the price of a new car. A disabled retiree says she has been bullied by her old boss Queensland Health, told to pay back $1,200 for a wages mishap seven years ago. Long delays for passengers onboard a Qantas flight after a drunk man was removed from the plane at Bangkok Airport. A venomous snake tries to hitch a ride on a boat in the United States. The stage is set at Suncorp Stadium for one of the biggest State Of Origin deciders. Dylan Napa and Jarrod Wallace must lead the way up front for the Maroons. The Broncos backing on their three Origin players for their match against Newcastle this weekend. Surfer Mick Fanning returns to South Africa this week for the J Bay Open, two years after his near-death encounter with a shark. Novak Djokovic advances to the Quarter-finals of Wimbledon. Marcel Kittel wins the latest stage of Tour de France. Floyd Mayweather and Conor Mcgregor meet in a large gathering ahead of their boxing match in August. Finance and fuel reports. The clubs across Queensland serving up bargains for all-you-can-eat buffets. Rescuers try to save the lives of two people trapped inside their burning car during a motor vehicle accident in Azerbaijan. A group of swimmers form a circle to rescue nine people at a beach in the United States. Weather report with Garry Youngberry and closer. --------------------------------------------------------- Recorded 12th July 2017 from QTQ9 Brisbane via 9Now. ©2017 Nine Network Australia. This video was uploaded for educational, archival, historical and study purposes. It belongs to their respective owners.