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Crime
Cole Miller's killer charged with assaulting another prison guard
Fairfax Media can reveal Renata, who has since been moved to Brisbane Correctional Centre, was one of four prisoners charged with alleged assaults on staff.
- by Jorge Branco
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Kim Jong-un
North Korea says it will stop nuclear tests, shut down site
The surprise announcement came less than a week before Kim Jong Un is due to attend a summit with the south.
Alleged Petrie shooter charged after day on the run
A 21-year-old man has been charged with murder and burglary overnight, after Jacob Bell was shot on Friday morning.
- by Toby Crockford & Jorge Branco
Man dies in backyard explosion north of Brisbane
The man was declared dead at the scene. Police said the 'industrial accident' was being treated as non-suspicious.
- by Toby Crockford
Coles and Woolies in sight as Aldi targets new market
Aldi will continue to lighten Woolworths and Coles’ coffers as it increases its appeal to wealthier customers.
- by Patrick Hatch
Trump lied to me about his wealth to get onto rich list
It took decades to unwind the elaborate farce Trump had built to project an image as one of the richest people in America.
- by Jonathan Greenberg
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Education
Chief scientist attacks reason for science brain drain
Schools and universities are sending the 'wrong signals' to students, chief scientist Alan Finkel found.
- by Michael Koziol
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Opinion & Perspectives
AMP's mea culpa doesn't cut it - more heads need to roll
AMP essentially sacking its chief executive for the second time in a month is like shooting someone who is already dead.
Elizabeth Knight
Does royal commission turncoat Scott Morrison really think the public is so dim?
A clearly panicked Scott Morrison has endless reasons for embarrassment.
Tony Wright
The good news is that the Wallabies will be competitive
The Wallabies have had their issues off the field, but on it they are coming together in an encouraging fashion.
Paul Cully
Brisbane
Bloodthirsty drunk Egyptian goddess inspires new beer on tap in Brisbane
- by Amy Mitchell-Whittington
Queensland
National
Politics
How Scott Morrison changed his tune on the banking royal commission
From calling the idea a "populist whinge" to warning "disturbing" behaviour revealed in the inquiry could lead to jail time, here is how his opinion has changed.
- by Rachel Clun
'Not a big drama' for electricity industry to slash emissions, says scheme architect
- by Nicole Hasham & Peter Hannam
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Business
Packer's right hand: John Alexander wields the knife at uneasy Crown
In the towering shadow of James Packer, you might hardly notice the man they call 'JA'. But his influence runs deep.
- by Nick Toscano
Opinion
Banking royal commission
People are crying out for justice, perhaps now someone will listen
- by Adele Ferguson
Small business
Entertainment
Joggers and Joan: Rupert Murdoch's low-key comeback
Rupert Murdoch certainly could do with a lesson or two when it comes to managing one's "comeback"
- by Andrew Hornery
Peking Duk's rise from digital dilettantes to full-scale rock stars
Dance music duo Peking Duk take very little seriously, but the prophesied "death of the DJ" has them tweaking their game.
- by Michael Dwyer
Lifestyle
Smarter living
Why everyone needs a will, especially parents
One of the biggest reasons parents need a will has nothing to do with who gets their money if they die.
- by Caitlin Fitzsimmons
Ten rare whiskies that are worth the investment
Collectors and connoisseurs gathered to try 10 of the most unsual whiskies on the market.
- by Michael Harry
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Sport
Late strike brings heartbreak for Matildas in Asian Cup final
Despite a gutsy performance, the game was decided in the 84th-minute when Japan scored with a searing strike into the top corner to secure a 1-0 victory.
- by Pete Smith
City's dominance rewarded as second-half strikes sink Brisbane Roar
Melbourne City completely dominated the first elimination final but had to wait to the second half to secure the win through goals by Mauk and Fitzgerald.
- by Michael Lynch
