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Just 17.5 per cent of required new QR train drivers ready to roll
Public Transport

Just 17.5 per cent of required new QR train drivers ready to roll

Thirty-five of the required 200 new drivers have applied for jobs, as Queensland Rail opens up the job to people with no prior rail experience.

  • by Felicity Caldwell

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North Korea's state media said leader Kim Jong Un inspected the loading of a hydrogen bomb into a new intercontinental ballistic missile.
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Asia

Ball in Beijing's court: Kim Jong-un crossed China's red line with nuclear test

Beijing: North Korea's sixth nuclear test was expected. The timing speaks of Kim Jong-un's willingness to provoke China.

  • by Kirsty Needham
Brisbane company launches technology that disables, controls drones
Drones

Brisbane company launches technology that disables, controls drones

A Brisbane company has launched a product that can disable and control drones entering defined air spaces.

  • by Amy Mitchell-Whittington
Barnaby Joyce will be acting Prime Minister later this week.
Federal

Chaos looms as Parliament resumes amid ongoing citizenship drama

The Turnbull government is bracing for a chaotic week in Parliament, with Labor warning "anything could happen".

  • by Adam Gartrell
Gary Weiss is now pushing for only two seats for Ariadne directors on the Ardent board.
Commercial real estate

Dreamworld owner Ardent Leisure does 11th-hour deal with rebel investors

In an 11th-hour truce, Ardent Leisure have resolved their issues to elect two Ariadne directors to the board.

  • by Carolyn Cummins

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It's time to take a step back because people who should know better won't stop going into panic mode.

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    Brisbane City Council insults the youthful 'seniors'

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      The appalling mathematics of offshore detention

      Trading human lives for human misery is a difficult balancing act.

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        Politics

        Mark Jones at the Fremantle harbor in Western Australia.
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        Federal

        'Exploitation': The little-known alternative to the 457 visa

        A visa designed to parachute highly qualified international specialists into short-term roles has become the "new frontier for unscrupulous employers".

        • by Fergus Hunter and Eryk Bagshaw

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        Smarter living

        We don't want to wait until we are hangry to eat.
        Nutrition

        The most helpful healthy-eating tool is you

        Healthy-eating isn't just about knowing what or what not to eat. It's about tapping into how hungry or full you feel.

        • by Ellie Krieger
        Don’t spend money making your house ‘half-ugly’
        Home

        Don’t spend money making your house ‘half-ugly’

        If you don't complete the trifecta of street appeal - the facade, planting and landscaping - your house will look exactly like what it is, half-done.

        Sport

        Spoiling the party: William Hopoate of the Bulldogs.
        Bulldogs

        Dragons lose to Bulldogs and miss finals, allowing Cowboys to sneak in

        St George Illawarra have blown their shot at qualifying for the NRL finals, finishing ninth on the ladder after they threw away a late lead to lose 26-20 to Canterbury.

        • by Scott Bailey
        "Everyone will have a bit of a run tomorrow [Monday] and we'll see how we go": Michael Cheika.
        Australia rugby

        Cheika demands improvement despite better public perception of Wallabies

        Wallabies coach Michael Cheika says there is a better vibe towards the national team in Australia but has stressed his men are purely focussed on improving ahead of a clash with South Africa in Perth.

        • by Tom Decent