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The scene at Roma Hospital with multiple ambulances and a bus.

Two adults critical, 17 children injured after head-on bus crash

One child suffered multiple broken bones in the collision, which occurred just after school on Friday on the Warrego Highway near Roma.

‘Confused heap of nonsense’: Man banned from launching any new court cases in Queensland

‘Confused heap of nonsense’: Man banned from launching any new court cases in Queensland

Describing Ross James Bradley’s latest appeal as a “hodgepodge of confusion”, a Brisbane justice implemented the ban to “prevent any further abuse of the judicial process”.

Illegal $40 million tobacco-growing operation discovered west of Brisbane

Illegal $40 million tobacco-growing operation discovered west of Brisbane

Ten acres of illegal tobacco – an estimated 25 tonnes – were discovered by Queensland Police and the ATO at Linthorpe, near Toowoomba.

Tasmanian MP-elect quits after Queensland weapons charges

Newly elected MP Adam Brooks has been charged after Queensland police allegedly seized a gun, explosives and false drivers’ licences during a Redcliffe raid.

Israeli tanks on the border pound Gaza to destroy tunnel network

Israeli tanks on the border pound Gaza to destroy tunnel network

Saleh Aruri, an exiled senior Hamas leader, says his group has turned down an Egyptian proposal for a three-hour hiatus in the fighting.

Costello warns government not to spend too much following record deficit

Peter Costello has told Treasurer Josh Frydenberg record government spending can’t continue and there needs to be structural reform to both grow the economy and repair the budget.

Police have charged 23 people on 148 child abuse offences in Queensland.

Twenty-three charged with child abuse offences in Qld

A major police operation has found a large number of people allegedly committing child abuse offences in far north Queensland.

V’landys to appeal after losing ABC defamation case over racehorse expose

Racing NSW boss Peter V’landys will be required to pay the ABC’s legal cost after losing a defamation case against the national broadcaster over an expose into racehorse cruelty.

The Racing NSW boss sued the broadcaster over a two-year investigation, which he argued made him look very bad and flippant about issues of racehorse cruelty.

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Reports and sin bins wreak havoc as resurgent Sea Eagles hammer Broncos

Reports and sin bins wreak havoc as resurgent Sea Eagles hammer Broncos

Brisbane would have six reports across four players, while two players from each side were sin binned as Manly destroyed Brisbane 50-6 on Friday.

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Madge-ic Round: Coach hails Brooks after Tigers’ big win over Knights

Luke Brooks was the star on the field and Michael Maguire off it as the Wests Tigers triumphed 36-18 over the Newcastle Knights.

Birds ‘lined up and mowed down’ on Bribie Island beach

On May 5, rangers found 11 dead and two injured crested terns south of third lagoon on Ocean Beach on the eastern side of Bribie Island.

Rangers believe the birds were deliberately targeted by a person speeding in a 4WD.

Dark Mofo to turn ashes of dead Tasmanians into fireworks

The edgy festival is making amends for a  recent controversy by putting First Nations artists at its centre. But it hasn’t given up on  pushing the boundaries.

Firefighter union’s leaders kick ‘own goal’ trying to cancel open day events

Firefighter union’s leaders kick ‘own goal’ trying to cancel open day events

The NSW firefighters union tried to ban popular fire station open day events but has backed down after being lashed by members and the minister.

Banksy print bought for $300 sets record Australian price at auction

Banksy’s Love Is In The Air (2003), was auctioned on Wednesday.

The anonymous British artist planted the print at a Sydney art store, where it was picked up by a lucky buyer.

How Treasury Wine turned to gangsta rapper Snoop Dogg to solve its Crimes

How Treasury Wine turned to gangsta rapper Snoop Dogg to solve its Crimes

The Californian rap star might not immediately seem like the safest bet for a brand ambassador to one of the world’s most prestigious wine companies. But the risk has paid off.

An enormous lolly, or a great new Gold Coast art gallery?

The new gallery gives art lovers another reason to come to Queensland.

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The Airtrain runs to and from the Brisbane Airport every 15 minutes in peak times and less frequently at other hours of the day.

AirTrain banks on Brisbane traffic to derail SkyBus arrival

The operators of the AirTrain rail link to Brisbane say only the train can beat Brisbane’s traffic congestion as Brisbane’s airport link tussle heats up and ruled out a ‘fare war’.

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Bail refused for Taigum man charged with the death of his mother

Bail refused for Taigum man charged with the death of his mother

A man has been charged with manslaughter after a woman was found lifeless in Brisbane’s north this week and an investigation was launched.

Premier’s pitch to IOC: ‘No firmer friend than a Queenslander’

Premier’s pitch to IOC: ‘No firmer friend than a Queenslander’

Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk this week told a three-day Zoom meeting with the Olympic Future Host Commission “there is no firmer friend than a Queenslander”.

Queensland rejects claim vaccine numbers were lowered

Queensland rejects claim vaccine numbers were lowered

Queensland’s Health Minister has rejected reports the state lowered its vaccine intake, saying they reached an agreement with the Commonwealth to send extra doses directly to GPs.

Ancient art disappearing before our eyes due to climate change

This depiction of a native pig has been dated to 45000 years old, but has now been badly degraded, with large sections flaking away from the cave wall.

Experts racing against time to protect priceless ancient rock art being damaged by the effects of climate change.

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Best Broncos news for a long time: Langer hails Reynolds’ signing

Souths coach Wayne Bennett says Broncos recruit Adam Reynolds reminds him of Brisbane club great Allan Langer.

Ryan Papenhuyzen’s work-rate  is as much as 30 percent higher than his Storm predecessor Billy Slater.
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Lynch regains Hockeyroos place, Morgan misses out

Rachael Lynch has earned back her place in the Hockeyroos while defender Georgina Morgan has missed out, as the new Hockeyroos’ coach narrows her squad for Tokyo.

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No Magic interview ... Wayne Bennett will not take part in any joint press conferences during Magic Round.
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Wayne Bennett said he’d have to be dragged to open-air press conferences during Magic Round. The NRL decided to drop the idea.

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