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Chief Justice seeks to clarify roles of police, judges in dealing with young accused

Queensland’s top judge has issued a rare statement after media reports about youth justice laws, reiterating that the judiciary is independent and police can appeal bail decisions if they wish.

New Seven expenses affair rocks Sunrise, top network executives

On October 5, 2022, one of the Seven Network’s most powerful executives sent an extraordinary email to a young media reporter.

‘Molly can come home very soon’: Premier says star magpie will be reunited with best mate

Peggy the Staffy and Molly the Magpie. The pair will be reunited after the dog’s owners, Juliette Wells and Reece Mortensen, gain the appropriate wildlife licences.

The friendship between a magpie and two English Staffies is set to be renewed after the Queensland government agreed to give a Gold Coast couple a licence to care for the native bird.

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China has spooked the West in the war that may never end

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The West is splashing out hundreds of billions of dollars to maintain its edge in the fight over the world’s most critical technology. But China is playing the long game.

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‘Reward for terrorism’: Wong’s speech draws backlash from pro-Israel groups

Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong’s comments on Palestinian statehood have been welcomed by pro-Palestine advocates, but infuriated pro-Israel groups and the opposition.

Lulu Ramen’s special chicken and bonito ramen.

Brisbane’s best ramen? There’s a new contender in town

These precisely presented bowls specialise in chicken-broth ramen, and are turning heads with local noodle nerds and Japanese expats.

Videos show Chicago police fired 96 shots in 41 seconds at fatal traffic stop

The gunshots continued even after driver Dexter Reed “exited his vehicle and fell to the ground,” officials said in releasing the footage.

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‘Our hearts are broken’: Former Sunrise reporter found dead

Templeton was found unresponsive by the Barwon River after taking his dog for a walk.

A number of former colleagues from Seven shared their condolences online.

Bridget Jones is back, but widowed. And with a hot new love interest

In the fourth instalment of the franchise, Hugh Grant’s Daniel Cleaver is back from the dead. But there’s bad news for fans of Colin Firth’s Mr Darcy.

‘I could Joe Rogan it up’: is Wil Anderson embracing the anti-wokers?

The stand-up veteran, who performs in Brisbane next month, admits it’d be far more lucrative to join those complaining that they “can’t say what they want to”.

Black Rat of Tobruk Archibald Driscoll’s daughter-in-law Colleen Hurley and granddaughter Angelina Hurley with the movie poster he features in.

‘Black Rats’ of Tobruk finally come out of the shadows

The colour of their skin counted for nothing when it came to the bonds forged between Australia’s 14,000 “rats” of Tobruk, until they came home.

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Queensland

The Walker Group’s plan, as of June 2018, for Cleveland’s Toondah Harbour.

Harbour project set to be scaled back in bid to placate critics

The company behind the Toondah Harbour project will attempt to redesign the marina and apartment complex after being told it posed an unacceptable risk to the environment.

Why Coates needs to front Senate inquiry

Olympics powerbroker John Coates and Queensland Premier Steven Miles. The pair spoke in the days before Graham Quirk’s final report on Olympic venues was released.

Other than the premier, nobody has shouldered the responsibility for the state government’s bizarre decision to host the Olympic Games at a school athletics carnival venue more than John Coates.

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Crime

Stepfather accused of killing toddler to walk free

Before his death, Jaylen Troy Priest suffered injuries including a skull fracture, brain swelling, fractured ribs and bruises.

Outside court, the boy’s mother said she was disappointed in police when she and her family had told the truth.

Questions over power, independence of Queensland Victims’ Commissioner

Questions over power, independence of Queensland Victims’ Commissioner

The Miles government says a new Victims’ Commissioner will champion the rights of victims. But multiple groups have taken issue with the fine print.

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A love letter to Brisbane’s Tour de Trash aka kerbside collection

Kerbside collection is a free service offering an annual pick-up of large items and rubbish in Brisbane.

Billions tune in to watch the Tour de France, but Brisbane has a trashier version – and cyclists here will get a front-row view while inner-city roads are closed to cars.

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Liam Hemsworth and his girlfriend Gabriella Brooks pictured in late 2023.
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Liam Hemsworth plots $14.6 million designer digs in Byron Bay hinterland

The house won’t be nearly visible from space like his big brother Chris’s place, but including land cost it will set him back more than $20 million.

The high cost of running air conditioning was of concern to Ritchie.

Queenslanders forced to choose between air-con comfort and cost

Two in three Queenslanders who have an air-conditioner say concerns about the cost of running it prevent them turning it on.

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SAN ANTONIO, TX - APRIL 7: Team Australia takes the field before their game against Mexico at Toyota field on April 7, 2024 in San Antonio, Texas. (Photo by Ronald Cortes/Getty Images)

As it happened: Raso, Foord goals set up strong 2-0 win for Matildas over Mexico

The injury-addled Matildas turned in a professional performance in San Antonio on Wednesday morning (AEST) in one of their final pre-Olympics outings.

Josh Schuster is free to leave the Sea Eagles.

Manly give Schuster permission to leave club immediately

Josh Schuster is free to leave the Sea Eagles immediately after a troubled start to the season.

Granit Xhaka and Bayer Leverkusen are on fire this season.

‘Neverkusen’ no more: Best fairytale since Leicester City

Bayer Leverkusen have never won Germany’s Bundesliga title before - but are unbeaten in 41 games and in contention for a remarkable treble.

Port Adelaide’s Jeremy Finlayson has been suspended for three matches for a homophobic slur
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Finlayson suspended for 3 matches for homophobic slur

Port Adelaide will be without ruck-forward Jeremy Finlayson until round eight.

Latrell Mitchell heads into South Sydney training on Tuesday all smiles.
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I’m all in: Inside the crunch meeting where Latrell vowed to do Souths proud

Those close to the Rabbitoh feared he had lost his love for the game.

Waratahs and Wallabies prop Angus Bell.

Bell the back-rower? Prop could make radical positional switch

Angus Bell won’t feature for the Waratahs again this season, but could he play elsewhere in the pack?

Anthony Milford will return for the Dolphins off the bench against the Broncos.

Fallen star tipped to make NRL comeback with Dolphins

One of league’s enigmas will make his return, and a teammate says he is ready to prove he’s no spent force.

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