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Good Food Month launch at Lefty's in Brisbane.

In Brisbane for Magic Round? This guide to bars and restaurants will impress your mates

Whether you want to stick close to the stadium or need a solid dinner before a big night out, this guide has you covered for one of the city’s busiest weekends of the year.

‘They’ve listened’: Shift brings mayor back to Games group fold

Brisbane Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner has walked back his decision of barely five months – despite outstanding differences of opinion.

Star will be allowed to open casino at Queen’s Wharf while under scrutiny

Render of The Star Brisbane, which will anchor the Queens Wharf entertainment complex.

The Miles government was expected to decide this month whether to suspend Star’s two casino licenses in Queensland, after various reviews found integrity issues.

‘Chaos reigns’: The countries that have dodged Australia’s student visa crackdown

Immigration levels and higher education.

The government wants universities to cut their reliance on this market. It’s also a country with one of the highest visa approval rates.

‘I think that’s dangerous’: The moment the new CSIRO boss decided to hit back at Peter Dutton

CSIRO boss Doug Hilton and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton.

Doug Hilton didn’t back off when he felt the leader of the opposition had crossed a line.

A tale of two portraits - Gina Rinehart and King Charles.
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Arts

Gina, I too have suffered an unflattering image and yes, it burns

The art world has apparently had a gutful of celebs trying to bury unflattering portraits. Australia’s richest person could learn from King Charles, who took his latest mauling on the chin.

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Bianca O'Neill

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Broken love pact at centre of missing campers’ long-time affair

Russell Hill and Carol Clay

A Supreme Court jury has been taken inside the long-term affair between Russell Hill and Carol Clay before they were allegedly murdered together on a camping trip.

Charlise’s mother had planned on ‘doing a runner’ with girl, accused killer told police

The man accused of killing Charlise Mutten claims her mother had planned to take her.

While Charlise Mutten was missing, her alleged murderer Justin Stein told police his partner had talked about taking off with her daughter, a jury has heard.

Council officer breaks ranks to call for Brisbane Airport noise study

A Brisbane City Council officer who deals with noise complaints and pollution has made his own submission to a Senate inquiry, calling for planning changes.

I watched nothing but ABC iview for a week. Here’s what I learnt

I watched nothing but ABC iview for a week.

I spend $962 a year on streaming services. This is what happened when I gave up everything, except for the ABC’s free streaming platform.

Julia Gillard made history with 15 minutes of fury. Now it’s Justine Clarke’s turn

Justine Clarke on stage in Julia. The play is an imagining of former prime minister Julia Gillard’s life.

The former prime minister’s famous misogyny speech was a stunning piece of political theatre – and it’s now an acclaimed stage show.

What does the LNP want to rename the Cross River Rail? Take the Brisbane Times Quiz

Catch up on the week’s news stories with our multiple-choice challenge.

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Queensland

Poor cycling and scooter trails are the weakest link in Brisbane City Council’s plan to reduce car spaces - and fewer  spaces in the CBD, Bicycle Queensland says.

Premier backs apartment parking plan – but cyclists warn CBD a ‘danger zone’

“If you could choose to get an apartment for 100-grand less, not have to have a car ... why would we not let you have that choice?”

Likely no rain on parades for Brisbane fans of footy and Greek food

Likely no rain on parades for Brisbane fans of footy and Greek food

Brisbane is set to host two major rugby league events over the coming days, plus a huge weekend cultural festival on the southside. It’s wet now – will the weather hold out?

Inner-city latte sippers? Think again. What’s your suburb’s most popular coffee?

Inner-city latte sippers? Think again. What’s your suburb’s most popular coffee?

Coffee sale data across Brisbane shows the most avid latte fans cluster well outside the centre. Search your postcode’s most popular order with our deep dive into preferred pours.

Festivals, football and free transport for Brisbane’s big weekend

Crowds outside Suncorp Stadium during Magic Round in 2023.

Some inner-city streets will be closed as thousands of people turn out to major events, most notably the NRL’s Magic Round at Suncorp Stadium.

LNP slams Labor for ‘cheering’ budget, but premier notes a lack of ‘new money’

Speaking to journalists on Thursday, LNP leader David Crisafulli said he was still “confident we have the time to get this right”.

Queensland Opposition Leader David Crisafulli says the federal budget reflects a choice by the Albanese government to prioritise its political survival over infrastructure planning.

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Trump is feeling the love from Wall Street’s billionaires.

‘I still hate the man’: Wall Street’s billionaires can’t resist Trump

When President Donald Trump lost the 2020 election to Joe Biden, some of Wall Street’s biggest names swore they were moving on from him for good. Times have changed.

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Macarthur FC players Kearyn Baccus, Ulises Davila and Clayton Lewis.

‘Betrayed the trust of their supporters’: A-League players arrested for alleged betting corruption

Three players were charged after police uncovered an alleged corrupt betting syndicate at Sydney club Macarthur FC involving yellow card manipulation.

An error from Geelong handed Gold Coast’s Jack Lukosius a gimme goal to start what became an avalanche of goals in their match.
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AFL 2024

The big night in Darwin that shattered records and the Cats

It was the record-setting night that embarrassed Geelong and potentially marked Gold Coast’s belated arrival as an AFL force.

Magic Round

Ten magic moments from Magic Round

Here are the most magical moments to come out of the annual Suncorp Stadium festival of footy.

Roosters prop Spencer Leniu will make his first appearance in Brisbane since the racism incident involving Ezra Mam.
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NRL 2024

Stay classy, BrisVegas: Roosters’ fears for Spencer Leniu at Magic Round

He will play before a Brisbane crowd for the first time since the incident involving Broncos star Ezra Mam.

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Xander Schauffele says his opening-round heroics mean nothing if he is unable to go on with the job in Kentucky.

Schauffele leads PGA with record round, Smith three-under after superb save

Perennial bridesmaid Xander Schauffele came agonisingly close to the first 61 ever recorded at a major in a blistering opening round at Valhalla Golf Club.

BEIJING, CHINA - FEBRUARY 10: Brendan Kerry of Team Australia skates during the Men Single Skating Free Skating on day six of the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic Games at Capital Indoor Stadium on February 10, 2022 in Beijing, China. (Photo by Catherine Ivill/Getty Images)

Olympian denies sexual misconduct, steps down from coach role

Brendan Kerry has stood down from his coaching position in Sydney as Australian skating authorities investigate.

Emma Tonegato scores the first try of the night.

Sky Blues win series opener with 22-12 victory at Suncorp Stadium

The Sky Blues secured victory at Suncorp Stadium in the first match of the series, in front of a record-breaking crowd of 25,000 people.

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