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“There are many Queenslanders that are turning off the Olympic and Paralympic Games”, Deputy Opposition Leader Jarrod Bleijie told parliament on Thursday.

‘Give us 100 days’: LNP doubles down on another Games review

Queensland parliament has passed laws to establish a long-promised independent group to steer progress towards 2032. The LNP still wants to put its own stamp on it.

Next to Lamb House, a heritage-listed home is up for auction

Rockfield, illuminated in the foreground, is next to another heritage-listed house, Home, at the rear.

Rockfield counts among its neighbours the newly renovated Lamb House, also known as Home, and a tucked-away mansion that last sold for $15 million.

Serpentine glass facade to delay new QPAC theatre by another year

The installation of the intricate glass facade at the theatre will take about a year, developer Lendlease has revealed, kicking the already delayed delivery further down the road.

‘Hunger Games’ with Lachlan Murdoch, Rebekah Brooks in town as News plans shake-up

News Corp’s UK boss, Rebekah Brooks, is in town as the company plans a massive restructure of its Australian business.

News Corp’s top executives are in Sydney ahead of an overhaul of the group’s Australian news operations.

Albanese to voters: I feel your pain

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese

In a keynote speech just days after the second anniversary of his government’s election, the PM will acknowledge voters are doing it tough and promise his government is listening.

Power bills set to fall from July for the first time in two years

Regulator’s move to cap energy prices should provide relief for homes and businesses within weeks.

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Streaming

Is Netflix killing off the binge model it created? The signs say yes

Netflix decided to release season three of Bridgerton in two parts.

The latest season of Bridgerton has been split in two, spread out across a month. It’s the latest sign the streaming giant is shifting from the binge model.

Aine Ryan

Culture news editor

Mad Max at 45: A fan, a newcomer and a one-time hater debate the iconic film

George Miller’s thrilling, apocalyptic vision spawned Australia’s biggest film franchise. How does it hold up nearly half a century later?

Farewell to the dog who touched the world

North America correspondent Farrah Tomazin meeting Savannah after she completed her seven-year journey around the world.

Tom Turcich spent seven years walking the globe with his beloved dog Savannah, a rescue pup he picked up in Texas not long after setting off on his journey.

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In appealing to the rich, has trail running lost its dirtbag spirit?

Have we become so comfortable in our lives we are now seeking – and willing to pay big money for – discomfort?

Sarah Berry
Sarah Berry

Lifestyle Health Editor

Trav-canada-20240406 Canada’s two smallest provinces – Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island ; text by Kerry van der Jagt
(handout photo supplied via journalist for use in Traveller, no syndication)Old Town Lunenburg is one of the best examples of a British Colonial village in North America

Canada’s breathtaking Musical Coast is unlike anywhere on Earth

There’s plenty to sing about on a tour of the country’s two smallest provinces – Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island.

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Queensland

Render of the new theatre, currently under construction at QPAC.

Serpentine glass facade to delay new QPAC theatre by another year

The installation of the intricate glass facade at the theatre will take about a year, developer Lendlease has revealed, kicking the already delayed delivery further down the road.

Cocaine bust at Magic Round forces Suncorp Stadium corporate suite to be evacuated

Steve Walters got a real honour.

A NSW man was arrested during the NRL Magic Round in Brisbane for allegedly possessing cocaine, prompting a corporate suite to be evacuated.

Man charged over bashing death of beloved bus icon

James “Jim” Hill had just retired last year, and was excited for the future.

James “Jim” Hill, 76, died in hospital after he was allegedly assaulted in his home on Anzac Day.

Slain man’s brother says system failed, as opposition blames minister for release

Lambert Niyuhire, whose brother Bosco Minyurano was stabbed to death, allegedly by a former immigration detainee.

Bosco Minyurano was stabbed at Acacia Ridge, allegedly by a man released from immigration detention seven weeks earlier.

SEQ mayors unite to demand new state deal to pay for population growth

SEQ mayors unite to demand new state deal to pay for population growth

Premier Steven Miles wants migration cut to help his government respond to growth pressures. South-east mayors want more infrastructure funding.

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How to sell your home for $112,000 more than your neighbour

A new report finds how to fetch a higher price, attract more online listing views and make a home more liveable in the meantime.

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Addin Fonua-Blake has been stood down by the Warriors.
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Warriors stand down $1m prop for skipping team song

Addin Fonua-Blake, one of the NRL’s elite front-rowers, has been benched for a crucial game after he walked out of the dressing room after the Magic Round victory.

Steve Walters got a real honour.

Cocaine bust at Magic Round forces Suncorp Stadium corporate suite to be evacuated

A NSW man was arrested during the NRL Magic Round in Brisbane for allegedly possessing cocaine.

Jake Fraser-McGurk with David Warner in Dubai.

He’s billed as the next David Warner. Now Warner has advice for Fraser-McGurk

David Warner won’t bite back at those who feel his Twenty20 World Cup spot should have been taken by Jake Fraser-McGurk.

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Rob Penney has not had a successful season with the Crusdaers.

Super Rugby powerhouse apologises for coach’s foul-mouthed journo spray

With cranky coaches swearing at media, letters and civil war threats, it begs the question: is New Zealand rugby the new Australia?

Nick Kyrgios has turned his hand to commentary during a long injury lay-off.

BBC told to ‘hang heads in shame’ after signing Kyrgios for Wimbledon

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Angus Crichton’s manager was in talks with the Roosters.
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Roosters ramp up Crichton bid after Panthers raid Tigers for marquee man Papali’i

The premiers have landed the Kiwi back-rower after he was given permission to explore his options.

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