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Jaquelline with some of her Perth-based family. Rebecca is in the centre, Luke is to the right.

Minutes away from his mum's birthday, police knocked on Luke's front door

Jaquelline Satie was called to interview asylum seekers on Christmas Island shortly after she returned from sick leave. Days later, she was dead.

  • by Hannah Barry

Healthcare

QUT Associate Professor Chamindie Punyadeera, centre, is developing a mouthwash test for oral cancer and heart disease.

The Queensland scientists pushing the bounds of the impossible

Working in STEM can be a challenging road, but the World Science Festival Brisbane has shone the spotlight on Queensland scientists pushing the envelope.

  • by Stuart Layt
Isa Islam recovered sufficiently from his hunger strike to barricade himself in a Canberra hospital room.
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Feeling better now: hunger striker Isa Islam has parole revoked

Record-breaking hunger striker Isa Islam is now back in the custody of Corrective Services after breaching his parole.

  • by Peter Brewer
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Environment

Barrels of waste dumped at one of the Epping warehouses.

EPA faces probe over alleged failure to act on toxic waste warnings

  • by Chris Vedelago and Sumeyya Ilanbey
Suspected chemical waste found in warehouses in Epping in 2018.
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Waste

Authorities failed to act on potential toxic waste disaster two years ago

  • by Chris Vedelago and Sumeyya Ilanbey
Authorities were faced with a wall of containers filled with toxic waste when they discovered the Epping and Campbellfield warehouses in late December.
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Waste

Up to 19 million litres of toxic waste dumped in eight suburban warehouses

  • by Noel Towell, Chris Vedelago and Sumeyya Ilanbey

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