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Temporary rail line closures begin Saturday for 10 months

Two stages of rail line closures in Brisbane begin Saturday to let significant Cross River Rail work move ahead into 2024.

Have yourself a very sticky (and stormy) Christmas

Storm gif Brisbane 08/10/2018

Brisbane is set for a hot, sticky Christmas – with possible severe thunderstorms set to put a dampener on the festive spirit.

A screengrab from footage shows people hiding on ledge of building amid mass shooting in Prague

Students cling to ledge as gunman goes on rampage at Prague university

Officials didn’t suggest a motive but said the 24-year-old shooter, a student, had no links to international terrorism.

The highest level of methamphetamine use was estimated to be 63 doses per 1000 people a day at Brisbane Women’s Correctional Centre, nearly twice the average level in Queensland.

The battle of wits to stop drugs slipping into our jails

While many things have changed over the years inside prisons, one thing remains constant. Some inmates want the next hit, and others want to profit.

Uninsured won’t be left behind in flood clean-up

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said: “The worst of times reveal the best of the Australian character, and we’ve seen that during these devastating floods in Far North Queensland.”

Households and businesses were already able to access immediate disaster relief payments.

Tourists urged to keep bookings as businesses and tours reopen after Jasper

North Queensland could lose $125 million over December and January if people choose to cancel their holidays following Cyclone Jasper.

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Woman stabbed to death in Hamilton, neighbour charged with murder

The apartment complex in Oxford Street, Hamilton, where a woman was stabbed on December 21, 2023.

A 55-year-old woman has been charged with the murder of her neighbour after the stabbing on Brisbane’s northside.

Tighter noxious pollution limits coming for petrol, diesel cars

The Albanese government says the new standards from December 2025 will save lives and cut health costs.

Bruce Lehrmann and Brittany Higgins.

Judge says parts of Higgins, Lehrmann evidence ‘simply can’t be accepted’

Bruce Lehrmann’s defamation case against Network Ten and Lisa Wilkinson has entered its final days, as the judge provided an insight into his thinking about the case.

Laura Jean McKay inhabits or blurs the lines between human and non-human consciousnesses.

Brisbane author jumps the divide between literature and sci-fi again

This new collection of stories by the award-winning Laura Jean McKay visits the collapsed boundaries between the human and non-human worlds.

Rudy Giuliani files for bankruptcy with $225 million in debt

Former mayor of New York Rudy Giuliani talks to reporters as he leaves after his defamation trial in Washington last week.

The former Trump lawyer and NYC mayor, who still hosts a daily radio show, owes millions to the tax office, two Georgian election workers and his own lawyer.

The best times to visit Singapore

It’s always hot, but the weather may still be the chief factor in determining what time of year you travel to Singapore.

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Queensland

Gold Coast mother likely suffered ‘violent’ death, coroner finds

Gold Coast mother likely suffered ‘violent’ death, coroner finds

Tina Greer, who went missing more than a decade ago, likely suffered a violent death at the hands of her bikie boyfriend, a coroner has found.

Man films 19 kids as they shower at Brisbane pool

Wynnum Wading Pool, Wynnum Esplanade, Wynnum

The man secretly filmed the children using a phone in his back pocket while he monitored the footage on his smartwatch.

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City life

Brisbane in 2050: The world’s most sustainable city?

What will Brisbane look like in 2050?

High-speed rail, four-day weeks, no homelessness: Brisbane could have it all – if we act now.

Swamped Queensland town overcomes setbacks to welcome flood evacuees

Australian Army soldiers from the 51st Battalion, Far North Queensland Regiment, conduct reconnaissance of Daintree Village and access roads into Wujal Wujal.

People had to be rescued from rooftops including a seven-year-old boy at the Wujal Wujal hospital before the ADF swooped in, transporting about 100 people to Cooktown.

Minister leaps to bureau’s defence amid flood criticism

Minister leaps to bureau’s defence amid flood criticism

The Bureau of Meteorology is copping heat for its forecasting and warning systems.

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ANZ chief executive Shayne Elliott said the economic outlook for 2024 would be more challenging.

ANZ boss warns of tough economic year ahead, more customers to face financial difficulty

Shayne Elliott signalled the bank would remain “competitive but not market-leading” in its mortgage pricing as it looks to grow home loans profitably amid high inflation and interest rates.

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Usman Khawaja wore a black armband during the Perth Test.

Watch: Khawaja speaks after being charged over black armband protest

Usman Khawaja was charged by the International Cricket Council for breaching its code of conduct with his black armband protest.

Sydney Sixers bowler Tom Curran runs at an umpire before a BBL match

‘Intimidation of umpire’ leads to four-match ban

Tom Curran was charged with a code of conduct breach after an umpire allegedly had to take evasive action to avoid a collision before a game against the Hurricanes.

Jason Holder

Two Australians have played 233 Tests. 15 West Indian tourists have played 235

Former West Indian captain Jason Holder has withdrawn before the two-Test tour of Australia.

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‘It burns’: Justin Pascoe breaks silence on Tigers exit

The longtime boss stepped aside on a seismic day for the club. He opens up on Ivan Cleary’s walkout and why the Tigers will be back in the finals.

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David Boon is now an ICC match referee and chair of Cricket Tasmania.

Boon admits regret over infamous 52-beer flight

David Boon had long described teammates’ account of his infamous flight to England as a fairytale.

Spencer Johnson, considered a successor to Mitchell Starc, was bought for $1.78 million in the IPL player auction.

Meet Australian cricket’s overnight millionaire

As Pat Cummins and Mitchell Starc reaped eye-boggling sums in the IPL auction, another express-paced bowler’s life has been changed.

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