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Police employee accused of hacking computer, selling info to stalker

A Queensland Police Service employee has allegedly been paid to access information and release it to a domestic violence perpetrator. 

‘Come home strong’: PM looks to his favourite team for Qld Labor election lesson

‘Come home strong’: PM looks to his favourite team for Qld Labor election lesson

Anthony Albanese was asked who was going worse: Queensland Labor or the South Sydney Rabbitohs?

Bruce Lehrmann will learn on Monday whether his defamation case has been successful.
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Naked City

In the game of defamation poker, Lehrmann has gone all in – and we’ve already seen his hand

You can put in your chips to see your opponent’s hand. But if you’re not careful, it could cost you more than just money.

John Silvester
John Silvester

Crime reporter

Molly the media-star magpie to return but ‘owners’ can’t cash in

Molly the media-star magpie to return but ‘owners’ can’t cash in

The Gold Coast couple who adopted an abandoned magpie will be reunited with their beloved bird, but will not be allowed to make any more money off it.

‘Saw it on TikTok’: Clicks mean cash for Queensland businesses, report finds

Raw dog food connoisseurs Courtney and Daniel said TikTok has become an integral part of their Chefs & Dogs business model.

From camels to cookies, three SEQ locals tell us how TikTok has helped their business grow.

Is logging off the new black?

Twenty years after Mark Zuckerberg and his mates started Facebook, tech watchers are beginning to ask: have we passed peak social media?

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Family meals

10 of your favourite retro recipes given the Adam Liaw treatment

Adam Liaw’s chicken diane.

These golden oldies are classics for a reason. And when Adam’s involved, you know it’ll be a certified dinnertime hit.

Terrible at small talk? How baking can win friends

Cookies are a sweet and simple option.

Baking queen Katherine Sabbath shows how the social power of a handmade treat can work wonders.

The list of reasons why men are luckier than women is long. But here’s a start

If I were a man, I could lick an ice-cream without every guy in the vicinity imagining me naked.

Australian Nicola Olyslagers is a favourite for the women’s high jump gold medal at Paris 2024.

What’s a gold medal worth? Money for medals in historic Olympics move

Olympic gold just got a lot more lucrative for track and field athletes in Paris.

‘Some doubts’: Mixed injury news revealed before Battle of Brisbane

Jordan Riki has overcome an ankle concern and will line up for the Broncos against the Dolphins.

The Broncos have received a massive boost for their clash with the Dolphins, but the same can’t be said for their forthcoming rivals.

The agonising quest of Australia’s fastest man to run .02 seconds quicker

Rohan Browning has been stuck – just – on the wrong side of the 10-second barrier for years. But his coach believes he can finally join the world’s best in Paris.

The beautiful and unique landscape of coastal Oahu, Hawaii and the Kualoa Ranch where Jurassic Park was filmed as shot from an altitude of about 1000 feet over the Pacific Ocean. tra15-rants
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How to travel on a budget in this wallet-busting paradise

Holiday in Hawaii? Don’t shell out too much; there’s more aloha, less moolah, with these money-saving Hawaii hacks.

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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.

One dead, another in hospital after alleged home invasion

One man is dead and another is in hospital after an alleged home invasion involving an axe south of the Gold Coast.
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One man is dead and another is in hospital after an alleged home invasion involving an axe south of the Gold Coast.

Molly the magpie to reunite 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.

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.

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Property

First home buyers are set for another challenging year in the property market, but some reprieve could be in sight.

How to compete for a property, even when your rival is cashed up

More than a quarter of home buyers now pay cash, no mortgage needed, so efforts to outbid them require clever tactics.

Ultimate in contemporary turnkey luxury: the Macquarie Road home opens to an outdoor terrace with a 20-metre mosaic-tiled heated infinity pool.

Eight of our favourite luxury homes, priced up to $82.5 million

They include a palatial architect-designed residence, a private estate with helipad and a farming oasis with vineyard.

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Mal Meninga and Wayne Bennett.
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NRL 2024

Kangaroos or Rabbitohs: Why Meninga faces tough choice

South Sydney’s plan to appoint Mal Meninga as an interim coach for the remainder of the season could be scuppered.

Australian Nicola Olyslagers is a favourite for the women’s high jump gold medal at Paris 2024.

What’s a gold medal worth? Cash for medals in historic Olympics move

Olympic gold just got a lot more lucrative for track and field athletes in Paris.

Rising Suns: Damien Hardwick and the young Gold Coast stars are on the brink of a meteoric rise.
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AFL 2024

A new force is emerging in the AFL. It’s bad news for the Bombers and Saints

The Suns, with their riches of young talent and growing superstars, are on the brink of a meteoric rise.

Kane Cornes
Kane Cornes

AFL columnist

A mad week of sport

If you don’t think we’re living in weird times just have a look at the sporting world

Drug allegations, homophobic and racist abuse and faces covered in blood – there’s madness in the air.

Peter FitzSimons
Peter FitzSimons

Columnist and author

Panthers halfback Nathan Cleary is racing the clock to be back next week.

Cleary suffers setback in hamstring recovery, Bellamy dismisses Souths speculation

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

LIV Golf boss Greg Norman among the patrons during a practice round prior to this year’s Masters.

‘The boss is here’: A year after being snubbed, the Shark bites at Augusta

Greg Norman was not welcome at Augusta National last year because of his LIV Golf role. But he’s back.

Claudia Hollingsworth.

Why Australia’s two fastest women might not make the Olympic team

Australia’s renaissance in middle-distance running will deliver a national athletics championships in Adelaide like no other.

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