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Supermarkets to be called before state parliamentary inquiry

Supermarkets to be called before state parliamentary inquiry

As pressure mounts on supermarket giants over the gap between the costs of some produce and prices paid to farmers, Queensland is set to lift it further.

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Cancer

This cancer is on the rise in women under 45, and no one knows why

Lora Winter was diagnosed with stage 4 tongue cancer in 2017.

Lora Winter initially dismissed the ulcer on her tongue as a sign of stress. Two months later she was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer.

Most of these tips for a healthy heart are familiar. But two little-known factors have emerged

Among the top 10 tips for heart health are some surprises, which may be the missing pieces of the puzzle for slowing down cardiovascular ageing.

Usman Khawaja after being hit in Adelaide.
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Test cricket

Khawaja in doubt for second Test after being struck in Adelaide win

Usman Khawaja may be ruled out of the second Test against the West Indies in Brisbane, beginning on Thursday, after being hit on the jaw during Australia’s 10-wicket victory.

Australians make light work of small target to record 10-wicket win

Steve Smith in the middle at the Adelaide Oval.

Unfortunately for the hosts, they had to come back out in the middle to pick off the few runs needed for a 1-0 series win in Adelaide.

Female players take aim at ATP over Zverev case

Men’s sixth seed Alexander Zverev avoided a question about whether he intended to appear at his upcoming domestic abuse trial after escaping a close contest to progress to the third round.

Feeling the squeeze? These are 10 of the biggest wastes of money in food shopping today

Say no to the yellow bottle and squeeze your own fresh lemon (and lime) juice.

Before you splash out, stop and ask yourself, do you really need that bottled lemon juice or packet of pre-chopped vegetables?

10 things we’ll never understand about Canada

Canadians are the world’s nicest people, at least if we subscribe to stereotypes.

Canadians rank among the world’s most agreeable people, but some of their habits might leave outsiders scratching their heads.

Take a swipe: How to declutter your dating life

When it comes to dating, particularly on the apps, things can feel chaotic quickly. Experts share advice for simplifying your love life in 2024.

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Crown, Star look for a winning hand after scandals take toll

Australia’s two casino giants face a gruelling year, as they try to convince regulators they have been reborn into compliant, safe entertainment precincts.

Teams spent days tending to the coral of the Great Barrier Reef after Tropical Cyclone Jasper.
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Tourism

Too soon to travel? Not for towns in dire need of visitors

It’s a question worth asking as operators continue to struggle from the jolt of Jasper, and just two years on from SEQ’s worst flooding event.

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Queensland

Redlands woman Angela, centre, with daughter Freya and son Nils in happier times.

High-profile mayor settles deceased estate with woman’s family

Outgoing Redland City Mayor Karen Williams has settled a legal dispute over a late resident’s $486,000 estate.

More Qld children to get in the water with SwimStart program doubling

Parents are being urged to stay vigilant when their children are around water this summer.

The government has announced a $5 billion boost for the program up until June 2025.

Man linked to Wieambilla police shootings charged over military weaponry

The latest indictment alleged Donald Day threatened to kill FBI agents during his arrest and told them it would be safer to instead kill him and dump his body somewhere.

The US man is facing additional charges of illegally possessing military-style rifles and threatening FBI agents.

Alleged gunman in clown mask robs servo

An alleged gunman in a clown mask robbed a servo of cash in Brisbane.
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An alleged gunman in a clown mask robbed a servo of cash in Brisbane.

Greens defend decision to take money from professional gambler

Greens defend decision to take money from professional gambler

The Greens, who have launched a war against poker machines, have accepted almost $500k from a pro gambler, while the major parties have taken money from clubs, pubs and casinos.

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Inside the ‘resort-style’ Sydney apartments at risk of collapse

The promise of “corporate prestige” with “resort-style amenities” at a Macquarie Park apartment complex has fallen flat after the building authority reported it was “at risk of collapse”.

Mascot Towers unit owners Veronica and Clif Baker.

Veronica and Clif’s home was once worth $2.2m. They’re now being offered $400,000

Property owners in the troubled Mascot Towers apartment block are set to have their debts cancelled, but not everyone is happy.

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Usman Khawaja after being hit in Adelaide.
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Test cricket

Khawaja in doubt for second Test after being struck in Adelaide win

Usman Khawaja may be ruled out of the second Test against the West Indies in Brisbane, beginning on Thursday, after being hit on the jaw during Australia’s 10-wicket victory.

Joe Schmidt has been officially announced as new Wallabies coach.

Rugby Australia confirms appointment of Joe Schmidt as Wallabies coach

Joe Schmidt has been officially announced as new Wallabies coach to replace Eddie Jones.

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A good seat at the Open’s men’s final costs $5999. It’s due to dynamic pricing. What is that?

What’s the idea behind dynamic pricing and where does it already exist?

Alaxander Zverev won in a fifth set tie-breaker.

Zverev ducks question about trial, but female players up pressure on ATP

The reigning Olympic champion overcame Slovak underdog Lukas Klein, ranked 163 in the world, in a nail-biting fifth set tiebreak after four-and-a-half hours on court.

Australia’s Jackson Irvine, center, celebrates after scoring the opening goal during the Asian Cup Group B soccer match between Australia and Syria at Jassim Bin Hamad Stadium in Doha, Qatar, Thursday, Jan. 18, 2024. (AP Photo/Hussein Sayed)
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‘Clean sheets win tournaments’: Socceroos on track for best Asian Cup start

Australia are into the round of 16 after another hard-fought win over Syria, with midfielder Jackson Irvine once again scoring the crucial breakthrough goal.

Australians Ajla Tomljanovic and Thanasi Kokkinakis have exited the Australian Open tournament.

Tomljanovic falls in three sets to Ostapenko; Dimitrov knocks out Kokkinakis

Their exits leave Alex de Minaur and Storm Hunter as the last Australians standing in the third round.

Joe Schmidt, assistant head coach of the All Blacks, acknowledges the crowd at the World Cup.

Schmidt set to replace Jones as Wallabies coach

Joe Schmidt, the ex Ireland coach and All Blacks assistant, is poised to become Australia head coach.

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