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A less-battered Jacob in 2017, when Braczkowski began studying him.
BT Quiz

What record did a three-legged lion break? Take the Brisbane Times Quiz

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

  • by Nick Dent
Hendra State School. Picture: Felicity Caldwell
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Schools

‘Country in the city’: Meet the Brisbane kids who go to a school with just 31 students

  • by Felicity Caldwell
EPA workers on Thursday testing a creek that runs through the Mt Derrimut golf course after the blaze.
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Fire

As fireys battled the inferno, toxic chemicals pooled around them – while authorities feuded

  • by Chris Vedelago and Lachlan Abbott
Building Commission NSW has issued He Co Pty Ltd with a work rectification order over an Engadine property the company built.
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Construction

Sydney apartment made by Khouzame found to have serious defects

  • by Anthony Segaert
The scene of the Burwood crash last week.
Crime

More teens are committing more violent crimes. How did we get here?

  • by Melissa Cunningham, Wendy Tuohy and Chris Vedelago

Healthcare

Photograph shows the sun setting over Katoomba this evening. NSW will turn it’s clocks forward one hour as daylight saving starts tomorrow night. October 6 2018. Photograph by Dean Sewell.
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Daylight saving

‘There’s no benefit’: Call to cut back daylight saving in NSW

NSW should knock two months off daylight saving and let it run from November to March because post-pandemic work habits have largely made it redundant, critics say.

  • by Catherine Naylor
Thousands of potential stroke medicines have worked in animals but failed in clinical trials.
Research

Why aren’t there any good medical treatments for a stroke?

As more young people experience the affliction which strikes at least 100 Australians a day, research into better medicines is getting held back.

  • by Angus Dalton
The Victorian public hospital system is in crisis.
Opinion
Hospitals in crisis

Funding alone is not the magic bullet in fixing Victoria’s hospital crisis

  • by John Wilson
Katherine Kalaitzidis lives with body dysmorphia disorder.
Mental health

A voice in Katherine’s head tells her she is ‘ugly’, but help for her common condition may be on the way

  • by Wendy Tuohy
Exposure to a PFAS called PFBA has been linked with more severe COVID-19.
Queensland Health

Health chief warns return to school will worsen current Qld spike in viruses

  • by Courtney Kruk
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EPA workers on Thursday testing a creek that runs through the Mt Derrimut golf course after the blaze.
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Fire

As fireys battled the inferno, toxic chemicals pooled around them – while authorities feuded

  • by Chris Vedelago and Lachlan Abbott
Crime

More teens are committing more violent crimes. How did we get here?

  • by Melissa Cunningham, Wendy Tuohy and Chris Vedelago
Planning

The Block confirmed for Daylesford after planning minister intervention

  • by Rachael Dexter and Benjamin Preiss

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