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‘It’s been a wet month’: Heavy rain forecast for SEQ

A synoptic chart as of 5pm on Tuesday, April 2.

A change in the weather will put a dampener on Qld’s school holidays, with heavy rainfall, thunderstorms and possible flash flooding forecast for parts of the south-east.

Strong earthquake strikes Taiwan, tsunami alert issued for Japan

A partially collapsed building is seen in Hualien, eastern Taiwan on Wednesday.

The quake rocked the entire island, collapsing buildings and prompting tsunami warnings in Japan and the Philippines.

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Crime

Son charged with murder of woman found dead in Fortitude Valley apartment

Police demanded access to an apartment and found the woman’s body inside. Her son has been charged with her murder.

Sam Mostyn to be the new governor-general

Samantha Mostyn will be the new governor-general.

Mostyn, a businesswoman and lawyer, was the first female AFL commissioner and was previously the president of Chief Executive Women.

Former Seven producer details alleged Lehrmann expenses

A $361 steak, $10,000 on massages: Taylor Auerbach has claimed a raft of expenses were covered by the network as it negotiated an interview deal with Bruce Lehrmann.

The average value of new house approvals has soared.

The type of home that’s more expensive than ever

Prices rose 53 per cent in the past three years – and didn’t go through a downturn like other kinds of property.

Israel must ‘come clean’ on killing of Gaza aid workers, says White House

Australian aid worker Zomi Frankcom has been killed in an Israeli air strike in central Gaza while helping to deliver food. 

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu acknowledged that his army had carried out the strike, describing it as “tragic” and “unintended”.

What we know about the Israeli strike that killed seven aid workers in Gaza

Videos and photos suggest the convoy was hit multiple times, killing the seven aid workers including Australian Zomi Frankcom.

Crowds at this year’s Splendour in the Grass.
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Live music

The silver lining to Splendour’s demise

While sad, the demise of Splendour in the Grass does have an upside, especially for … ahem … more mature music fans in Brisbane.

Cameron Atfield
Cameron Atfield

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Sam Campbell, the rising comedy star from, uh, Bandicoot’s Pocket (maybe).

Sam Campbell never gives interviews. Now, he’s finally relented

Australia’s best stand-up comedian, who was born and raised in Queensland, is a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma.

The most fascinating traveller I have ever met

Marco Brey, intrepid traveller.

Meet Marco Brey, a traveller who goes to places few others dare to tread – but not for Instagram fame.

Ben Groundwater
Ben Groundwater

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Not all medication is ‘pregnancy-safe’. So how do you calculate the risks?

For those dealing with chronic health conditions, the choice to continue or stop taking medication during pregnancy can be complicated.

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Queensland

McCaskie allegedly committed the offence at the Westfield shopping centre in Chermside.

Brisbane bank branch manager charged with fraud

A National Australia Bank employee who was in charge of one of Brisbane’s busiest branches has been accused of fraud.

Queensland hot springs scene now rivalling Victoria’s

Hot springs arrive at Cunnamulla.

Taking advantage of the environmental success story that is the rehabilitated Artesian Basin, Cunnamulla Hot Springs has opened on the banks of the Warrego River.

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Drugs

Woman who died after mass drug overdose on Gold Coast named

Danielle Whittaker died during a suspected mass drug overdose at her 40th birthday celebrations on the Gold Coast.

Police have named the 40-year-old who died in the mass drug overdose involving seven women.

Brisbane’s big boom: How many people are moving to your suburb?

The population of Greater Brisbane increased by 81,200 people (3.1 per cent) during 2022-2023.

In one suburb south of Brisbane’s CBD, an average of five people moved in daily last year. Search our interactive maps to see how your suburb compares.

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Tragedy

Father, grandfather drown trying to save toddler in hotel pool

Father, grandfather drown trying to save toddler in hotel pool

The two men from Victoria were trying to save a two-year-old girl who slipped into the deep end of a Surfers Paradise hotel pool.

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Jeremy Marshall-King and Benji Marshall

‘He’s a massive idol of mine’: Marshall-King relishing Benji challenge

A 30-year first will take place when the Dolphins host a resurgent Wests Tigers on Saturday … and there’s more than just competition points at stake for two key combatants.

Swifts shooter Sam Wallace-Joseph.

Swifts star apologises for online transgender comment

Samantha Wallace-Joseph commented on an Instagram headline which insinuated US President Joe Biden had declared Easter Sunday as Transgender Day of Visibility.

Mike Cron and Joe Schmidt

Why an All Blacks scrum legend has agreed to help  Wallabies

Two-time World Cup winner Mike Cron is regarded as the world’s foremost expert on scrummaging.

Latrell Mitchell and Jack Wighton at the Jubullam mission in northern NSW, near Casino, in December.

‘They’re like rock stars’: From jeers to cheers within five days for Latrell

The Souths star has teamed up with fellow league players to launch a program to help Indigenous youth.

A bloodied Tim Tszyu after catching Sebastian Fundora’s elbow early in their world title bout.

‘My word is equal to a signed contract’: Fundora’s manager says Tszyu can have rematch

Sebastian Fundora’s team is pledging to offer Tim Tszyu a rematch after their bloody world championship bout on Sunday.

Lomax’s preference is to play right centre.
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NRL 2024

Lomax set to meet Eels as Dragons release him from final two years

The St George Illawarra star will be on the move at the end of 2024, and could even leave sooner.

Terrell May is a man in demand.

Around the clubs: Terrell May agrees to new $1m deal to remain a Rooster

Lachlan Galvin’s suspension brings one of the Tigers’ most talked-about signings in for his NRL debut.

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