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Brisbane doctor details how he was sacked by major hospital

Brisbane doctor details how he was sacked by major hospital

Dr Lucas McLindon’s claims of links between vaccines and miscarriages have fuelled discussions online and at anti-vaccination rallies.

Queensland’s top cop declined to give evidence at inquiry

Katarina Carroll has confessed she initially rejected an invitation to give evidence at a commission of inquiry into the state police service.

Greg Brentnall, Steve Rogers, Les Boyd, Wally Lewis, Peter Sterling
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NRL 2022

Why Wally Lewis wouldn’t wear No.6 in today’s NRL

Six-agains, seven-tackle sets, 40:20 kicks, uncontested scrums and a 10-metre rule. Which former greats would be stars in the modern game?

Roy Masters
Roy Masters

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‘Realistically, we only made the decision this afternoon’: NRL grand final to stay in Sydney

NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet, left, and NRL boss Peter V’landys.

After weeks of wrangling with the NSW government, the NRL has announced the grand final will be at Accor Stadium this year.

Paul Green’s brain donated to Australian Sports Brain Bank

The family of the late premiership-winning North Queensland Cowboys coach have donated his brain to science.

Unemployment rate falls to 48-year low

Unemployment rate falls to 48-year low

The nation’s unemployment rate has fallen to 3.4 per cent, but there may be early signs of weakness in the jobs market.

A single sentence: How Scott Morrison took on his ministers’ powers without their knowledge

A single sentence: How Scott Morrison took on his ministers’ powers without their knowledge

The plan to give the former PM the same powers as the health minister was hatched in the early days of the pandemic. He then used the same template to add other ministries.

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Sketch

Captain Morrison refuses to walk the plank

The former PM’s hour-long press conference was a tour de force of Morrisonisms, as if he felt compelled to trot out his greatest hits.

Michael Koziol
Michael Koziol

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‘It’s like an anti-Instagram’: What explains BeReal’s meteoric rise?

Searches for BeReal spiked the week Instagram rolled out an ill-received update that depersonalised its users feed.

A “deep instinct to be sociable” keeps us coming back to Meta’s platforms. But a disastrous Instagram update has sent a competitor’s popularity soaring.

Apple targets September 7 for iPhone 14 launch

The iPhone 14 is expected to have the

The new iPhones will kick off a busy product season for the tech giant, which will also include multiple new Macs, low-end and high-end iPads, and three Apple Watch models.

Man up? Person up and put the gendered language in the past

David Elliott’s insult against Matt Kean is a reminder of the ugly language that inexplicably remains in politics and business.

‘I am here to kill the Queen,’ Windsor Castle intruder said

Queen Elizabeth II looks on during a visit to officially open the new building at Thames Hospice, Maidenhead, Berkshire, last month.

The man spent months planning the attack and trying to gain access to the royal family.

‘Great task’: Liz Cheney now eyeing 2024 White House run

Representative Liz Cheney.

Cheney — who lost her House primary to a candidate endorsed by former president Donald Trump — also announced the formation of a political action committee. 

‘Fifty Holocausts’ remarks spark fury in Germany, Israel

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz came under fire for not speaking up.

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Queensland

Indi Kindi early childcare is an Indigenous designed and led program that Unicef has decided to support to address disadvantage among Aboriginal children.

One in seven Queensland Indigenous kids reported to child protection system

The over-representation of Indigenous children in Queensland’s child protection system is increasing at every point, data shows.

Number of Qld women sent to jail triples, most for stealing

New data reveals trends in rates of incarceration in Queensland.

Fewer women are being sentenced for crimes, but those who are sentenced will more likely find themselves in jail.

Man charged with domestic violence murder of new girlfriend

Teenagers found the body of a woman at Bluewater in north Queensland. Photo: Nine

Queensland police believe the mother-of-four had recently moved to the area and the relationship with the man was quite recent.

Truck loses load of beer kegs on highway, causing traffic delays

Truck loses load of beer kegs on highway, causing traffic delays

Commuters heading to Brisbane on Wednesday faced traffic delays from three major highways.

Brisbane property prices tipped to fall more than 10 per cent by the end of 2023

Brisbane property prices tipped to fall more than 10 per cent by the end of 2023

ANZ predicts Brisbane home prices should rise slightly this year ahead of a double-digit drop in 2023, as data shows inflationary pressures are even more acute than feared.

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From a unique pink home, to a fixer upper or a newer family home, this is what the national house price median can buy.

What can you buy for Australia’s median house price?

Across all the capital cities, the median house price is still north of $1 million, but that budget will stretch further in some neighbourhoods than others.

An artist’s impression of a riverfront home planned for Hawthorne in Brisbane.

Grand stairway plan for new home on vacant Brisbane River block

Architects have proposed a stairway become the most publicly visible aspect of a new house planned for a stretch of the river at Hawthorne.

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Greg Brentnall, Steve Rogers, Les Boyd, Wally Lewis, Peter Sterling
Opinion
NRL 2022

Why Wally Lewis wouldn’t wear No.6 in today’s NRL

Six-agains, seven-tackle sets, 40:20 kicks, uncontested scrums and a 10-metre rule. Which former greats would be stars in the modern game?

Roy Masters
Roy Masters

Sports Columnist

Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk and NSW Premier 
Dominic Perrottet walked down Caxton Street with Peter V’landys (centre) before last month’s State of Origin decider.

NSW still expects to host NRL grand final despite Qld offering more

An announcement on the location of the October 2 grand final will be made on Thursday afternoon.

Former Masters champion Patrick Reed has filed a billion-dollar defamation suit against commentator Brandel Chamblee.

A divisive golfer and a pundit have feuded for years. Now there’s a $1b lawsuit

A letter demanded Brandel Chamblee stop repeating an accusation Patrick Reed had cheated.

Nick Kyrgios was beaten in straight sets by Taylor Fritz.

Kyrgios, de Minaur out of US Open lead-up in straight sets

Alex de Minaur and Nick Kyrgios have been handed reality checks before the year’s final major.

Bradman Best and Enari Tuala during Saturday’s game against the Broncos.
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NRL 2022

The inexcusable mistake Knights players should never have made

Newcastle are going through a tough period and must find their DNA again, writes Andrew Johns.

Harry Kewell is lapping up as many lessons as he can from Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou.

‘Master’ coach Postecoglou on path to greatness in Europe: Kewell

Harry Kewell believes Ange Postecoglou is well on his way to being recognised as one of the top managers.

Australia will play England and India in more than a third of its international matches over the next four years.

England, India and dollars dominate Australia fixture

Australia will play almost half its Tests and total game days against England and India over the next four years.

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