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Don’t Go, Card: Software problems put brakes on smart ticketing

Passengers might have to wait until mid-2025 to use a credit card, mobile or smartwatch to pay fares.

Football Queensland releases Bowen Hills stadium vision

Perry Park composite image. Football Queensland has released its vision for the Bowen Hills stadium, designed by Populous.

Football Queensland has unveiled its vision for a dedicated stadium in Brisbane to be built at the sport’s spiritual home at Perry Park.

‘Exiled’ Payman defiant after PM tells her to consider her position as senator

Senator Fatima Payman arrives for Question Time at Parliament House in Canberra on Monday.

The prime minister and the young Muslim senator are at loggerheads as Payman says she has been told to resign.

Who could replace Joe Biden? Here are 10 options for the Democrats

Possible replacements for Joe BIden include (clockwise from left) Andy Beshear, Michelle Obama, Kamala Harris, Gavin Newsom and Gretchen Whitmer.

A meandering, occasionally incoherent and almost universally panned first-debate performance from Biden has led to calls for him to step aside, even by those loyal to him.

Aaron Blake

I knocked Biden out of the race in ’87. Almost four decades later, he needs to quit again

In Washington, people often become what they start out scorning. This has happened to Joe Biden.

Maureen Dowd
Maureen Dowd

New York Times columnist

Barnaby’s booze ban? I’m thirsty for the details

As iron-cast as Barnaby Joyce’s willpower obviously is, those of us playing along at home were hoping for … something more.

This European city is missing a service common in Australia - and we don’t miss it

At first, we thought the apps must have crashed. But within days, we realised it was something else entirely: there are no rideshare platforms in Denmark.

Parties should be all about the fun, so why does hosting them sometimes feel like work?

Does having people over make you anxious? Here’s how to overcome it

Hosting a dinner or party should be fun, not overwhelming. Here’s how to have a great time without sweating the small stuff.

Chappell Roan, Charli XCX and Sabrina Carpenter (left to right) are bringing us the fun, slutty pop we’ve been missing.

Meet the breakthrough artists defining a new generation of pop

Pop music seems to have lost a lot of its energy recently, but a new generation of artists are filling the void by releasing songs that are both catchy and candid.

Country pop has taken over the charts – good god, why?

Beyoncé remade country in her own image.

Genuine musical superstars – exceptional voices, charismatic presences, excellent lyricists – have been dulled and flattened, their voices muted and their lyrics uninspired.

Why it just got harder for Australia to create the next Kylie Minogue or Troye Sivan

Australian musicians are already doing it tough, but a recent US government decision has made it much harder for Aussie acts to showcase their work.

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NRL 2024

Changes Slater must consider for his biggest Maroons test

David Fifita of the Maroons is tackled during game three of the State of Origin series in Sydney last year.

Billy Slater faces his greatest litmus test at the Maroons’ helm.

NRL seek answers from Maroons about HIA interchange

The NRl are investigating this tackle and why Reuben Cotter came from  the field for a HIA.

The NRL have written to the QRL seeking clarification over Reuben Cotter’s HIA substitution in Origin II, and is reviewing a potential interchange card bungle by the Maroons.

Reinventing romance: Dating events are back as singles sour on the apps

Dating apps redefined romance for a generation. Now, local entrepreneurs are trying to redefine the industry for 3 million Australian users as many abandon them.

Allure of hot, remote Greek islands proves deadly for tourists

Alonnisos island, Sporades, Greece. Greek islands are stunning, but the terrain can be deadly.

With remote spots, difficult-to-reach coves and stunning headlands, the Greek islands have it all – but at the height of European summer, it’s not all bliss.

We all know pho, but few Australians have tried the Cambodian equivalent

The Cambodian version of pho is so popular in Vietnam, many there claim a version of it as their own.

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Queensland

Images on social media show the bus on the rail tracks (left of picture).

North Queensland bus crash leaves three dead, two fighting for life

Three women have died and two young men are fighting for their lives after a bus crash on the Bruce Highway.

Why it’s so hard to get a coffee in Brisbane after 3pm

Carl and Nicola Fricker are husband-and-wife owners of Death Before Decaf, a 24-hour cafe in New Farm.

Afternoon caf-fiends are out of luck at most cafes around town – but we’ve found places where you can still get a quality cuppa after 3pm.

Women avoiding Mt Coot-tha trails after new sighting of attacker

Police are intensifying efforts to locate a man who has harassed four women in the Mt Coot-tha Bushlands since May 13. File photo.

A fourth incident since May 13 where a man has allegedly harassed women on the walking trails around Mt Coot-tha’s bushlands has triggered an increase in police patrols.

Man dies after being struck by bus in South Brisbane

The crash site on Melbourne Street, just before the intersection with Cordelia Street.

An investigation is under way into the crash and the Lord Mayor has expressed his condolences to the man’s family on Saturday.

Man allegedly stabs woman to death, attempts carjacking on major Qld highway

Police closed part of the highway as they searched for the man.

A man allegedly stabbed a woman to death before crashing into a truck and trying to carjack another woman on a major Queensland highway.

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The NRl are investigating this tackle and why Reuben Cotter came from  the field for a HIA.

NRL seek answers from Maroons about HIA interchange

The NRL have written to the QRL seeking clarification over Reuben Cotter’s HIA substitution in Origin II, and is reviewing a potential interchange card bungle by the Maroons.

Wallaby Fraser McReight speaking in Coogee on Monday ahead of Saturday’s Test against Wales.

‘One of the best to do it’: McReight’s praise for Wallabies mentor Hooper

It was a hard weekend for Wallabies veterans Michael Hooper and Kurtley Beale.

David Fifita of the Maroons is tackled during game three of the State of Origin series in Sydney last year.
Analysis
NRL 2024

Changes Slater must consider for his biggest Maroons test

Billy Slater faces his greatest litmus test at the Maroons’ helm.

Julie Dolan.

‘Nothing short of farcical’: Matildas alumni at war over FA’s history U-turn

A longstanding dispute within the women’s soccer community in Australia has erupted after a decision which strips Julie Dolan of her status as the Matildas’ first captain.

Jess and Noemie Fox in front of the Eiffel Twoer after Noemie qualified for her first Olympic Games.

Noemie completes Fox hunt as all four family members become Olympians

The younger sister of Olympic gold medallist Jess Fox has qualified for her first Olympics in the kayak cross event.

Palestinian swimmer Yazan A-Bawwab.

‘A political statement to be there’: Palestinian athletes aiming for Olympics in shadow of war

For Palestine’s athletes, Paris 2024 is the most important Olympics since their country was allowed to compete.

Cameron Davis celebrates with the Rocket Mortgage Classic trophy in Detroit.
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PGA Tour

His wife begged him to try hypnosis. It turned Cameron Davis’ career around

The Australian golfer turned to therapy after months of underwhelming form.

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