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Developer footed bill for Paul Tully's secret Asian trip
Former Ipswich deputy mayor Paul Tully took a secretive trip to south-east Asia last year during which he received undisclosed hospitality from a luxury hotel company with significant commercial interests in Ipswich.
- by Mark Solomons
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The Ashes
Ashes: Glorious uncertainty breathes new life into cricket's oldest contest
This is a different-looking season of Ashes cricket and audiences have already decided that is a good thing.
- by Malcolm Knox
Queensland election
Political leaders go on regional blitz in dying days of the campaign
Annastacia Palaszczuk and Tim Nicholls have gone on a regional blitz, visiting 15 cities in just three days.
- by Felicity Caldwell & Ruth McCosker
Queensland election
Charges over CFMEU protest as ECQ looks into Tim Nicholls attack ad
The electoral commission is looking into a flyer linking Mr Nicholls' Labor opponent with CFMEU threats of “rape”.
- by Jorge Branco
Federal
'A strike against Turnbull, Morrison and Dutton': Cabinet furious after leak
A leak revealed the federal government considered reversing its opposition to a banking royal commission.
- by James Massola
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Opinion & Perspectives
Malcolm Turnbull's AC/DC gaffe shows he's no ordinary Australian – which is exactly as it should be
After the Prime Minister struggled to name an AC/DC song during an interview on Triple M in Brisbane, his office called for listening suggestions on Twitter. The responses came quick and fast. Not all of them were retweetable.
Judith Ireland
Citizenship saga leaves Hanson hanging
The citizenship saga in Canberra has exposed some of our politicians as being negligent and arrogant at best, while showing others in an even less flattering light. But it is not over yet, not by a long shot.
Bill O'Chee
US tax cuts prove Donald Trump is nothing but a fake populist
The tax cut plans are looking unmistakably like a Republican plunder of the US Treasury on behalf of their supporters and donors.
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Opinion
Discipline has left the building and Turnbull is in danger of leaving too
Suddenly the question is everywhere: can Malcolm Turnbull survive?
- by Mark Kenny
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Banking & finance
Australian cities are among the world leaders in cashless transactions
Australia is dumping cash in favour of digital payments, helped by a surge in "tap-and-go" purchases.
- by Clancy Yeates
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The dangers of getting hitched in the middle of a whirlwind romance
- by Kerri Sackville
Smarter living
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To soak or not to soak, that is the question
Most people shy away from cooking their own dried beans, peas and lentils, but once you get into the habit it takes little time and the benefits are many.
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A little bit of maths goes a long way when renting to buy
Within the constraints of market affordability, you should aim to spend as little as possible on rent.
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Soccer
Matildas outclass China as Kerr strikes stunner to seal the win
The Matildas continued their impressive sequence of victories against world ranked opponents when they simply outclassed China to post a comfortable 3-0 win in front of a crowd of 10,904 at AAMI Park on Wednesday night.
- by Michael Lynch
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The Ashes
Glenn Maxwell on standby for Australia after Shaun Marsh hurts back
Victorian Glenn Maxwell was flown to Brisbane and put on standby for both Shaun Marsh and opener David Warner, who was still receiving treatment for discomfort in his neck
- by Chris Barrett
