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Straddie's post-mining future: 'The process is failing the community'

Straddie's post-mining future: 'The process is failing the community'

Almost 8000 frustrated North Stradbroke Island residents and workers want more information about 23 projects designed to wean their island economy off sand mining revenue.

  • by Tony Moore

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Wallabies hold off Springboks in Brisbane

Wallabies hold off Springboks in Brisbane

A double knock-on prevented Francois Louw from scoring a match-winner for South Africa in the 78th minute.

  • by Tom Decent
Get to know the chefs behind Brisbane's newest venues

Get to know the chefs behind Brisbane's newest venues

An Italian and an Indian-Asian venue are settling into home in an exciting new Brisbane riverfront development

  • by Ruth McCosker
The 'great inequality' of women's super

The 'great inequality' of women's super

The new Minister has said fixing the issue of women's superannuation is one of his top priorities.

  • by Eryk Bagshaw
Trump's tariffs threaten to hit Australian shoppers

Trump's tariffs threaten to hit Australian shoppers

The $703 billion conflict between the US and China could mean price hikes of up to 25% on Apple products in Australia.

  • by Eryk Bagshaw
The straight truth behind rent boy dalliances

The straight truth behind rent boy dalliances

A former male escort talks bluntly about selling his body for sex – and why, eventually, he had to get out.

  • by Tyson McLaren*
Retired firefighter first at scene of 'horrific' crash

Retired firefighter first at scene of 'horrific' crash

A 24-year-old man died after the car he was driving hit a tree in Murrumba Downs, north of Brisbane, on Friday.

  • by Toby Crockford
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For two years Australia has been without a US ambassador, but that may not be a bad thing

Trump appointees have already caused difficulties for their hosts elsewhere.

Nick O'Malley
    Nick O'Malley

    The only question I have for Liberal men in denial

    To everyone else it is obvious that the party has a problem.

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      Julia Baird

      A beautiful set of numbers gets you only so far

      This week’s GDP numbers don’t leave any doubt the economy grew strongly in the first half of the year. But whether it can sustain that growth rate is doubtful.

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        The huge adjustment Sophie Hansen had to make when she went rural

        The huge adjustment Sophie Hansen had to make when she went rural

        Country living is not all sitting around drinking coffees on your sun-drenched verandah: there's a price to pay.

        • by Sophie Hansen
        No place like home: The great design challenge for architects to come

        No place like home: The great design challenge for architects to come

        In a world where we share our favourite images on social media, it's no wonder that everything is beginning to look the same.

        • by Mary O'Brien

        Business

        Burning and churning: Why Suncorp really shuttered its advice business

        Burning and churning: Why Suncorp really shuttered its advice business

        Ahead of the next round of royal commission hearings, documents shed new light on an advice outfit that flogged life insurance to tens of thousands of clients.

        • by Adele Ferguson & Ruth Williams

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        Tears and tiaras: Ugly stoush over Miss World Australia beauty pageant

        Tears and tiaras: Ugly stoush over Miss World Australia beauty pageant

        Australia's Miss World competition has been rocked by claims that the pageant was ''dodgy'' and ''rigged''.

        • by Andrew Hornery
        Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice.

        'You have good moments, you have bad moments': Sir Tim Rice on his regrets

        Don't cry for him! The author and lyricist gets candid about the game of life and cricket.

        • by Ginny Dougary

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        Six ways to improve meal times with your children

        Six ways to improve meal times with your children

        Having trouble getting your kids to eat? Here are six things you could do at the table, and before, to make meal times a bit less stressful.

        • by Carly Moores, Jacqueline Miller & Lucinda Bell
        Marvel's Spider-Man review: the greatest Marvel video game ever made

        Marvel's Spider-Man review: the greatest Marvel video game ever made

        With lots of twists and turns, a brilliant story and a near-flawless traversal and combat system, this is everything you could hope for in a Spider-Man game.

        • by Tim Biggs

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        Wallabies hold off Springboks to ease pressure on Michael Cheika

        Wallabies hold off Springboks to ease pressure on Michael Cheika

        A double knock-on prevented Francois Louw from scoring a match-winner for South Africa in the 78th minute and helped Australia clinch the win.

        • by Tom Decent
        Sharks gutted after moments of magic from Teddy and Latrell

        Sharks gutted after moments of magic from Teddy and Latrell

        James Tedesco was sensational and Latrell Mitchell produced a try-saving tackle to put the Roosters within touching distance of a grand final.

        • by Christian Nicolussi