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Brisbane osteopath sentenced for sexual assaults on two patients
A highly sought-after osteopath says he sexually assaulted two patients, one for an estimated 20 minutes, in a moment of madness and recklessness.
- by Cheryl Goodenough
Perspective
Storm crowds: The worst disaster is when travellers stay away
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.
Courtney Kruk
City Reporter
My six-year-old daughter had something I’ll never have
All I ever wanted when I was a kid was to be blonde like Karen, Sharon, Rhonda and Helen at school.
Mirandi Riwoe
Why you should never take no for an answer when an airline is in the wrong
In a David and Goliath battle against one of the world’s biggest airlines, it was me left standing triumphant with a slingshot.
Cameron Atfield
Journalist
Urban Affairs
Games legacy transport projects in focus after venue plan scrutiny
Both the lord mayor and premier have made clear budget savings found by a new 60-day review should be directed elsewhere – and stressed the importance of transport.
- by Matt Dennien
Exclusive
Development
CBD projects in doubt after Riverside Centre granted heritage protection
A major project has been put on hold and Brisbane City Council has taken legal action claiming the heritage listing will cost developers and ratepayers more.
- by Sean Parnell
City Life
Perspective
City life
Bridges, casinos, MPs and a metro: Brisbane’s ins and outs for 2024
- by Courtney Kruk
Crime & Courts
Brisbane osteopath sentenced for sexual assaults on two patients
A highly sought-after osteopath says he sexually assaulted two patients, one for an estimated 20 minutes, in a moment of madness and recklessness.
- by Cheryl Goodenough
Man avoids jail for armed robbery of teenage boys
The man, then 18, threatened four boys aged between 14 and 16 with a box cutter in Brisbane’s CBD on three separate occasions.
- by Rex Martinich
Politics
Brisbane 2032 Olympics
Games legacy transport projects in focus after venue plan scrutiny
Both the lord mayor and premier have made clear budget savings found by a new 60-day review should be directed elsewhere – and stressed the importance of transport.
- by Matt Dennien
‘It has become divisive’: Back to the start for 2032 Olympics review
Premier Steven Miles has asked former lord mayor Graham Quirk – one of the first to advocate the use of existing venues for the Games – to review the plan for 2032.
- by Sean Parnell
Perspective
Brisbane 2032 Olympics
Whatever the Olympic review finds, an inner-city arena is a must
- by Cameron Atfield
Updated
Government
New cabinet, minus Bailey, to ‘reflect’ on Gabba amid pause and review
- by Matt Dennien
Transport
Updated
Roads
Burst pipe creates havoc in city as brown water gushes through CBD
- by Tony Moore and Sean Parnell