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Brisbane council warns of bus-system breakdown during 50-cent fare trial

In response, the government says it will negotiate more bus funding, amid fears the lower fares “will bring the whole house of cards tumbling down”.

Littleproud lashes ‘self-righteous’ Teal MPs in nuclear debate

Nationals Leader David Littleproud.

Nationals leader David Littleproud also backed Peter Dutton’s description of Anthony Albanese as a “child in a man’s body”, as the political fight over nuclear energy escalates.

They cast Peter Dutton as a wolf. Here’s why they’re wrong

Peter Dutton’s proposed nuclear power plants would be built at seven sites around the country.

Commentators have widely written off the opposition leader as awful. Voters, it seems, are warming to him.

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‘Won’t stop us’: Dutton’s nuclear threat to Qld election winner

The federal LNP leader’s claim that state opposition “won’t stop us rolling out our new energy system” heaps more pressure on his Queensland counterpart, David Crisafulli.

Author Simon Cleary on the Upper Brisbane River, 2022. He recounts the 27-day journey walking the Brisbane River in his book Everything Is Water (UQP).

Simon set out to walk the entire length of the Brisbane River. Then the rains came

A 344-kilometre journey during the 2022 floods proved an education, to say the least. Here’s what author Simon Cleary learnt.

Afghanistan trigger a cricket earthquake, put Australia’s cup campaign on the ropes

Gulbadin gets Maxwell.

Australia’s first loss of the T20 World Cup and their first ever to Afghanistan has put  them at risk of early elimination.

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A stage 3 payday is on the way. Here’s how to maximise it

Tax time doesn’t have to be painful if you follow a few simple tips.

Take-home pays are set to rise from the end of this month thanks to the stage 3 tax cuts. Don’t let your newfound wealth go to waste.

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Toby gaslit his wife and manipulated her. Then he crossed a sacred line

Sometimes violent and controlling men want to change, but help is hard to find – and controversial.

Ann Lewis with Wild Thang after taking out the World’s Ugliest Dog 2024 title.

Wild Thang crowned world’s ugliest dog after five tries

Perhaps it’s his pink tongue, or the way his eyes poke out from a mop of frizzy fur, but Wild Thang finally repulsed the judges enough to take the prize.

Instagram account of teen missing on Spanish island mysteriously active

Amazing view of beach las Teresitas with yellow sand. Location: Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Tenerife, Canary Islands. Artistic picture. Beauty world. 
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Jay Slater, 19, was last heard from on Monday when he told a friend he was lost in the mountains and desperately thirsty before his phone went dead.

‘Just gave money to a Jew’: Seinfeld faces more pro-Palestine hecklers

The US comedian didn’t back down when hecklers targeted his Melbourne show, days after his Sydney performances were also interrupted.

How to spend a perfect weekend in Paris according to six tastemakers

From homeware stores to old-fashioned bistros, we asked some high-profile Australians to share their Parisian haunts.

Watch: Prince William caught ‘dad dancing’ at Taylor Swift concert

Watch: Prince William caught ‘dad dancing’ at Taylor Swift concert

As embarrassing as dad dancing can be, Prince William’s uninhibited performance at Taylor Swift’s first Wembley concert was as enthusiastic as it was vigorous.

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I thought the human body was beautiful, then I went to the chemist

I’ve suddenly seen the local pharmacy for what it is: a house of pain.

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Richard Glover

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Palaszczuk opens up on her enduring belief in the Gabba rebuild

The former premier has given her first sit-down television interview since leaving politics. Here are the key takeaways – some of which didn’t make it to air.

Keely escaped as her mates were gunned down. A court will hear her triple-0 call

Keely escaped as her mates were gunned down. A court will hear her triple-0 call

One of the surviving officers involved may not give evidence at an inquest due to medical reasons.

The smoke haze blanketing Brisbane this week began with a wet summer

The smoke haze blanketing Brisbane this week began with a wet summer

The rain that fell six months ago watered grass and trees that could have fuelled bushfires this summer. That’s why firies are cautiously burning around Brisbane now.

Tributes flow for woman shot in front of two girls

Natalie Frahm, who was killed on on Wednesday, was remembered by her community as a kind person and keen athlete.

Tributes have poured in for Natalie Frahm after the 34-year-old was killed in the driveway of her Mackay home in north Queensland on Wednesday afternoon.

Gold, Sunshine Coasts tipped to record strongest growth in regional areas

Newcastle’s property market was becoming unaffordable to locals.

The COVID-era tree- and sea-change boom is over, but some states can expect to see their regional house price markets improve.

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Hackers tried to commit credit card fraud against UN Women Australia, but its chief executive says the group managed to beat the attackers.

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Gulbadin gets Maxwell.

Afghanistan trigger a cricket earthquake, put Australia’s cup campaign on the ropes

Australia’s first loss of the T20 World Cup and their first ever to Afghanistan has put them at risk of early elimination.

As it happened: Australia semi-final bid in doubt after crashing against Afghanistan

As it happened: Australia semi-final bid in doubt after crashing against Afghanistan

Australia’s first loss of the Twenty20 World Cup and their first ever to Afghanistan has left Mitchell Marsh’s team one game away from possible elimination

Ajla Tomljanovic will try to win the Birmingham title ahead of Wimbledon.

Setbacks be damned: Aussie Ajla into grasscourt final, but Thompson loses

Ajla Tomljanovic’s latest comeback is gathering steam ahead of Wimbledon, advancing to the Rothesay Classic final in Birmingham and within one victory of her maiden WTA title.

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3D-printed clubs and salty balls: Will golf’s Mad Scientist change the game?

Bryson DeChambeau is an eccentric golfer who uses his career like one big science experiment. And after winning another US Open, it’s working.

Mitchell Moses

He’s been to rugby league hell. This is what Mitchell Moses learnt in ‘rugby league heaven’

Moses has had a seat at the table during a rugby league masterclass. Now it’s his time to produce one for NSW.

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The ‘super power’ that helped Connor Watson overcome 12 serious injuries

The Roosters utility will make his NSW debut on Wednesday. It’s a remarkable achievement for a player who considered retirement after a cursed run of injuries.

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Out of harm’s way: AFL’s mental health boss on drugs policy, weight ban

Dr Kate Hall, who treated AFL players with drug and mental health issues in her previous life as a clinical psychologist, says the league is focused on “harm minimisation”.

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