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The Brisbane suburbs home owners never want to leave

Katrina and Dean Hartley out the front of the Middle Park home that they have owned for 17 years.

In some Brisbane neighbourhoods, locals typically stay in their homes for close to two decades before they’re ready to move on.

Brisbane’s 37 degree forecast set to put power grid under strain

Energy Minister Mick de Brenni has advised Queenslanders not to waste power as the state prepares for record peak demand today.

Next cyclone tipped to hit coast in days, with storms as far south as SEQ

Queensland’s north is on alert for a second cyclone in as many months. The already saturated south-east is also being warned about the rain likely to follow.

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Courts

Smack talk: Qld laws still let teachers and parents hit children. Why?

It is still legal for parents to smack their children in Queensland, and every other state and territory.

It might be 2024, but the Criminal Code still says it is OK in some cases to strike kids.

What Qld students will and won’t be allowed to do with phones at school this year

From Monday, all Qld state school students must have their phone switched off during school hours – but there are exemptions.

The work from home debate is set to be a major issue for Labor and the Coalition.
Opinion
Jobs

With homeownership out of reach, the workplace as we know it is dead

The capitalist promise was a hoax and young people have finally cottoned on. Now Labor and the Liberals must find a way forward for their new and old voter bases.

Sean Kelly
Sean Kelly

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Detective Sergeant Roger Rogerson: Beginning of the end.

Corrupt former police officer Roger Rogerson dead at 83

Roger Rogerson, arguably the most corrupt police officer the nation has ever known, has died during his fourth stint behind bars.

Ukrainian tennis player calls out US Open over social media post

Ukrainian tennis player calls out US Open over social media post

Marta Kostyuk beat Maria Timofeeva at the Australian Open to reach her first major quarter-final, but was not impressed with the US Open’s Instagram post about her victory.

Is it cheaper to book your flight directly with the airline?

“Should I book my air tickets through a real live travel agent, with an online travel agency or with the airline?” It’s a question that comes up a lot.

How to do the ‘world’s healthiest’ Mediterranean diet (when you don’t live in the Med)

Mediterranean baked eggplant - it’s like a dip, for dinner!

We can’t all live in Greece or Italy, but with a little planning and preparation we can eat like we do. Here’s how.

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Queensland

Police only got involved when it was established that a fight had occurred.

Homicide probe after Queensland man dies following fist fight

A man, 55, has been arrested over the death of a 53-year-old, who died after the pair allegedly exchanged blows on the Sunshine Coast.

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Tragedy

Worker dies after ‘signs of heat stress’, hundreds walk off Cross River Rail site

Worker dies after ‘signs of heat stress’, hundreds walk off Cross River Rail site

A construction worker was found dead hours after he left one of Brisbane’s Cross River Rail job sites, a union says, amid concerns over employees operating in humid conditions.

Brisbane osteopath sentenced for sexual assaults on two patients

New data has shown higher rates of some cancers in migrant communities.

A highly sought-after osteopath says he sexually assaulted two patients, one for an estimated 20 minutes, in a moment of madness and recklessness.

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

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

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.

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A promotional image showing one of the apartments in the troubled development.

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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Alex de Minaur fell short against fifth seed Andrey Rublev.

De Minaur falls short as Rublev proves too strong

Alex de Minaur has never been closer to a major breakthrough at the Australian Open – but he is still not close enough.

Bloodied, Usman Khawaja had to leave the field after being hit by a short ball in the dying stages of the first Test, but his concussion tests so far suggest there is a strong chance he will be passed fit to play in Brisbane.

Khawaja firming to play Gabba Test after head knock

The Australian opener is expected to return to the crease for training at the Gabba on Tuesday.

Manuka Oval is key to Canberra’s BBL bid.

‘Carrot and stick’: Bold bid to expand BBL, shake up CA

A multimillion-dollar battle is being waged behind the scenes that could change the shape of the men’s and women’s big bash competitions.

World Champion Sumo Wrestler Mendsaikhan Tsogterdene, for a sumo wrestling match at the ICC in Sydney, Sunday 21st of January 2024.

Power, endurance, skill and flexibility: Life as a sumo

Sumo wrestling has landed in Australia, and there’s more to it than you might think.

Novak concedes love actually can be a distraction

Novak concedes love actually can be a distraction

French artiste Adrian Mannarino had no hope against a near-faultless machine that just kept on winning.

Promising Wests Tigers youngster Tallyn Da Silva.
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NRL 2024

The secret to Wests Tigers winning is obvious, if they’re smart enough to see it

The most important report on a club in NRL history ignored the most important factor in its future.

Roy Masters
Roy Masters

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Cruz and Leyton Hewitt, like father, like son.

Son day special: Cruz Hewitt lays it on line in Open debut

The similarities were impossible to ignore as Lleyton Hewitt’s 15-year-old son, Cruz, made his debut in the junior tournament at the Open.

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