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Safety warnings from days they were born until deaths in hot car

Kerri-Ann Conley pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of her two little girls earlier this year.

Darcey-Helen was one day old when her mother, Kerri-Ann Conley, had to be prompted to feed her and change her nappy.

First Miles cabinet sworn in with five promotions

New Queensland Premier Steven Miles has promoted five fresh faces to his first cabinet, with his 19-strong team sworn in on Monday morning.

500 Jetstar passengers stuck in Japan after Jasper closes Cairns Airport

Layla Kolar and her friends who are stranded in Osaka fear they might not be home for Christmas after Jetstar has continually changed their flights from Japan.

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Ten trapped on hospital roof, planes parked underwater at airport

A road near Cairns damaged by significant flooding.

The city of Cairns is cut off due to flooded roads and its airport has been forced to close.

Self-confessed Brisbane conman bailed in trial

Kris Ridgway on Bridge Street, Sydney.  He is a financial adviser who forged his wife's signature and put many clients into a sham product. He says he is sorry but the jury is out on whether it is genuine or he is a clever manipulator. March 24th, 2023. Photo: Louise Kennerley ADELE FERGUSON INVESTIGATION SMH

Kristofer Ridgway, who scammed clients and pocketed more than $1.5 million in secret commissions, has been released on bail by a Queensland magistrate and will return to court in February. 

Queensland MP reveals text, call with Higgins about alleged rape

Bruce Lehrmann outside the Federal Court in Sydney on Monday.

“I absolutely remember the word rape. That’s not something that you forget,” the LNP MP said during his evidence in Sydney.

‘Classic abuse of power’: More men come forward with claims about Alan Jones’ behaviour

Investigation prompts a series of new claims. Jones has vehemently denied all allegations.

A woman has been found dead at the National Zoo and Aquarium in Canberra.
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Woman found dead with stab wounds in Canberra zoo kitchen

Police say a man has been taken to hospital and there is no threat to the public.

Car crashes into parked vehicle in Joe Biden’s motorcade

President Joe Biden reacts after hearing a loud bang as he leaves his campaign headquarters.

While it is not immediately clear if the crash was accidental or deliberate, the president and first lady Jill Biden were unharmed.

The oil cartel is caught in the trap that it set

The Saudi Arabia-led OPEC+ cartel hatched a plan to tighten its grip over the world’s oil prices. It has backfired spectacularly.

Stephen Bartholomeusz
Stephen Bartholomeusz

Senior business columnist

Viral dance trend frustrates leaders in Iran, where dancing is banned

In cities across Iran, men and women of all ages are gyrating their hips, swirling their arms in the air and chanting the song’s catchy lines.

Marnus Labuschagne is treated for a hand injury he suffered on Saturday.

‘The finger’s fine’: Labuschagne declares himself fit for Boxing Day

Struck batter Marnus Labuschagne and captain Pat Cummins denied the Perth pitch was dangerous despite a number of players being hit by balls flying off cracks.

Seven more sleeps: Things to do in Brisbane this week

Christmas Putt Putt.

Before Santa comes there are carols, comedy, markets, muscle cars and much more.

Dry, tasteless? Sorry, Italy, this Christmas dish is just not that good

Friends, gather around, and bring it in tight. We’re going to say some things here, and our Italian amici may not be all that happy about them.

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Police are also combatting an increase in online crime, including on Facebook Marketplace, where offenders target homes where valuable goods are being sold.

Tragic end to search for Logan boy

A search for a missing seven-year-old in Logan ended in tragedy when police divers found the boy’s body on Sunday morning.

Girl struck by lightning as storms, hail hit parts of south-east

Girl struck by lightning as storms, hail hit parts of south-east

A 10-year-old girl was struck by lightning on Saturday and was rushed to hospital in a critical condition.

Charity and artists team up for struggling Brisbane families

Luke Mullins has been tattooing for almost 10 years.

A handful of Brisbane tattoo artists will come together to tattoo as many people as possible in exchange for Christmas toys to be donated to St Vincent de Paul.

Miles-long journey from shy nerdy kid to premier of Queensland

Steven Miles, a ‘shy kid from the northern suburbs’, will be sworn in as Queensland Premier on Friday.

New Queensland Premier Steven Miles is best known as being the Palaszczuk government’s attack dog, but those who know him say that reputation belies his introverted and intellectual personality.

Which cyclone preceded Jasper? Test your knowledge with the Brisbane Times Quiz

Annastacia Palaszczuk composes herself after becoming emotional while announcing her resignation.

 How many questions about the week’s news can you get right?

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Cricket’s banner ban will apply for MCG, SCG Tests

The same policy that led to a banner being removed from the stands in the Perth Test on Sunday will apply for the Boxing Day Test at the MCG and the first Test of the new year in Sydney.

Kyle White launches himself at Dean Lance during his player career for the Bulldogs.

He hit like a truck … and died with CTE. The tragedy of league cult hero

One of the toughest men to have played in the 1990s, Kyle White was known for his brutal hits. After his death this year, researchers described his degenerative brain condition as “severe”.

The bouncy deck at Perth Stadium made life uncomfortable for batsmen from both teams in the first Test between Australia and Pakistan, but the conditions certainly favoured the home team.

Pakistan’s capitulation should see Perth become Australia’s new ‘Gabbatoir’

Destruction of Pakistan showed why Perth has a strong case to host the opening Test each summer.

Nathan Lyon’s wicket with his first ball in Test cricket in 2011

Lyon’s 500 Test wickets: By the numbers

It took just one ball in Test cricket for Nathan Lyon to claim a wicket, and 499 poles later, his figures make for impressive reading.

Michael Valkanis talks to Ar’jany Martha during Ajax’s game against Zwolle.

The Aussie in charge of one of Europe’s biggest clubs – but it’s not Ange

Former Socceroo Michael Valkanis has been handed the reins at Ajax.

Neil Robertson with 11-year-old Austin Huang.

Why Australia’s greatest snooker player is taking on an 11-year-old

Former world champion Neil Robertson is playing an exhibition in Australia for the first time in years to raise money for a star in the making.

Republican presidential candidate and former President Donald Trump arrives to watch the UFC 296 in Las Vegas.

Trump gets hero’s welcome at UFC event in Las Vegas

UFC’s extraordinary popularity is why the NRL has fostered a partnership with the brand.

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