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Bruce Lehrmann raped Brittany Higgins, likely ‘hellbent on having sex’, judge finds

Bruce Lehrmann arrives at the Law Courts for the judgement in his defamation case with Network Ten and Lisa Wilkinson in Sydney.

After a last-minute postponement, Federal Court Justice Michael Lee will deliver his judgment in the multimillion-dollar lawsuit at 10.15am.

The judge ruled that directions given to police and ambulance staff were poorly considered.

Suspected poisoning at 80th birthday in Brisbane, guests collapsed after speeches

More than 10 people fell ill with gastro-like symptoms after a suspected mass poisoning at an 80th birthday party in Brisbane yesterday.

Bondi stabbing victims Ashlee Good, Jade Young, Dawn Singleton, Pikria Darchia, Faraz Tahir and Yixuan Cheng.

Stabbed security guard recounts attack from hospital bed

A security guard has recounted being stabbed in the belly by the Bondi Junction attacker before sounding the alarm.

Gold Coast police searched Cauchi for knives in December

Cauchi on an escalator inside Bondi Junction Westfield.

The Queensland man who fatally stabbed six people was itinerant and living out of his car with history of mental illness, police say.

‘Truly horrific’: Family laments troubled son who became Bondi mass murderer

Joel Cauchi’s family also offered their support for the NSW Police officer who shot dead their son after he took the lives of six innocent people on Saturday afternoon.

The truth behind 13 rules of flying you (probably) didn’t know about

The minimum number of cabin crew is determined by safety regulations.

What happens when aircraft seats are too comfortable? Your plane can be grounded, that’s what. Here are air travel’s strangest regulations.

Mother Nature went all out creating this part of Australia

The best beach of all? Hellfire Bay

A splatter of blue for the water, a drizzle of pure white for the sand, and a deep red for the soil. And why not some lakes of pink?

This uncommonly beautiful NZ destination is like an enchanted forest

Orokonui Eco sanctuary encompasses more than 300 hectares of protected wildlife reserve, the perfect conditions for New Zealand’s feathery locals.

A dietitian ranks eight popular supermarket breads

Wholemeal or rye bread is a good option for those who can’t tolerate grain bread.

From high-fibre to low-carb, the range of products in the bakery aisle is ever expanding. So how do you choose the right slice?

Coping with higher prices on smaller portions and chicken nuggets

The past few years have been tough financially for many of us, and it’s potentially changing our eating habits.

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Jordan Smith-Cameron is looking for a home in Brisbane, so far without any luck.

Jordan applied for rental homes he once would have cringed at. It didn’t go to plan

As Brisbane rents reach record highs, home hunters are queueing out the door even for tiny properties with obvious problems.

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BONDI JUNCTION ATTACK

Bondi attacker’s last meal
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Restaurant worker recalls serving Bondi Junction killer hours before rampage

Joel Cauchi sat down by the window in Saigon Noodle House and ordered a red chicken curry. He had no money, so he returned two hours later to pay – and then embarked on his stabbing attack.

Bollard man Damien Guerot on the escalator of Bondi Junction Westfield

‘Bollard man’ didn’t know what was happening when he took on Joel Cauchi

French construction worker Damien Guerot and his friend Silas Despreaux were at the shops on Saturday when a commotion began.

Queensland

Queensland attorney-general Yvette D’Ath has announced more than $50 million in domestic and family violence initiatives.

‘What does that say about our society?’: Qld govt announces $50m to target DV

Funding will be spread across a range of initiatives, including primary prevention, education and a new peak body for the sector tackling family and domestic violence.

Parliamentary committee accepts framework to decriminalise sex work in Qld

Left to right: State coordinator for Respect Inc Lulu Holiday, Secretary Queensland Council of Unions Jaqueline King, and Campaign Leader DecrimQLD Janelle Fawkes.

Twenty-five years after prostitution was legalised in Queensland, the industry will be decriminalised to improve the lives of sex workers.

How police leadership responded to union boss’s inflammatory article

Doubling down at a press conference in October, Leavers described criticism of his widely criticised opinion piece as “water off a duck’s back” because he was saying things people were “too frightened to”.

The views described as an “outward racist ideology” lit up parliament, the media, and parts of community. Emails and texts now shed light on internal responses.

‘Inexcusable mistake’ forces redo of first Brisbane council meeting

Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner said councillors “have every right to be frustrated” with the “inexcusable mistake”.

With election results finalised, Brisbane City Hall hosted its first gathering of new and old councillors. Except it was a false start.

Man shot by police after alleged stabbing murder in Queensland

Two people are being treated for serious injuries after an incident on a Queensland street.

An alleged homicide and subsequent police shooting are under investigation in Queensland.

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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.

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Scottie Scheffler almost makes eagle on the ninth hole.

The shot that broke his rivals’ hearts and won Scheffler the US Masters

The world No.1 was under pressure before producing a moment of magic with a stunning shot on the final day that set him up for his second green jacket.

A man appears to give a Nazi salute at an A-League match on Saturday in Sydney.

FA investigating Nazi salute at A-League match

Controversy has marred Saturday’s A-League derby after cameras showed a man gesturing.

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‘He’s on another planet’: Stuart fires back at Hasler over ref criticism

The Raiders coach did not hold back after being told Des Hasler felt his Gold Coast side was harshly treated.

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Mitch Marsh is headed home as he deals with a hamstring injury.

Why Marsh flew home mid-IPL – and how it’s good news for Fraser-McGurk

Mitch Marsh has returned home from the IPL with a hamstring tear ahead of the T20 World Cup in June.

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Claudia Hollingsworth was among the first named on Australia’s team for the Paris Olympics.

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