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Cold night in the Cauldron: Four things learned from end of Maroons’ reign

For all the bravery Queensland displayed, ultimately something had to give. It makes you wonder, how much of a difference would their injured trio have made?

On a painful night for Maroons, this was their biggest disappointment

Reece Walsh was held up as Queensland’s biggest strike weapon before the Origin series. He finished it as one of their biggest flops.

‘Help out a brother’: Haumole Olakau’atu breaks silence on Origin melee

‘Help out a brother’: Haumole Olakau’atu breaks silence on Origin melee

Haumole Olakau’atu explained why he leapt to the defence of his NSW teammates during a sideline melee, which has now left him facing a lengthy ban.

PM ‘panicked and soiled himself over some unproven allegations’, Qld union boss says

CFMEU state secretary Michael Ravbar organised protests against senior Labor MPs in Queensland over the industrial manslaughter laws.

Queensland CFMEU boss Michael Ravbar lashed out at the state and federal Labor governments for taking action against the CFMEU.

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On police radar and still on an inside track to major projects thanks to CFMEU

Ned Kocic (left) and Darren Greenfield.

A company championed by the union has become one of NSW’s biggest labour-hire firms supplying large publicly funded projects.

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This is not the time to flinch on union corruption

Will Labor look after households or protect its friends in the union movement? One way to tell will be whether it forces tainted officials out the door.

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Menu prices tough to swallow, but how much are customers willing to cough up?

Inflation has been falling, but that doesn’t mean prices are coming down – and Brisbane venue owners say they’re working harder than ever.

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Paris mayor makes good on Seine swim vow to show it’s safe for Olympics

Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo swims in the River Seine on Wednesday, following through on her vow that it would be clean for the Olympics.

Anne Hidalgo swam in the cleaned-up waters of the capital’s river, fulfilling a promise that has become a symbol of the Olympic Games that start this month.

How home sellers made 10 per cent more money than the highest offer

The premium has hovered in a range of about 10 per cent to 11 per cent in recent years, and pushed above 12 per cent in 2021.

A Nubian spitting cobra unleashes its necrotising venom.

The end of venom? Scientists find new cure for flesh-eating snake bites

A bold new technique for finding antidotes for box jellyfish stings, vipers’ venom, and death cap mushrooms has emerged.

Waterfall victims identified as Indian students

Students Chaitanya Mupparaju and Surya Teja Bobba who died in Cairns at Millaa Millaa falls on July 16, 2024.

Tributes have begun to pour in for Chaitanya Mupparaju and Surya Teja Bobba after their bodies were recovered at Millaa Millaa Falls near Cairns.

‘It is intense, but it just doesn’t compare’: Peter Hartcher on the mood in Washington DC

On assignment in the US, international editor Peter Hartcher compares the aftermath of the attempted assassination of Donald Trump with some of the more “feverish” American moments of the 21st century.

Teck’s Freshly Picked vegetables is one of the stallholders at Rivermakers Farmers and Artisan Markets.

Permanent Sunday market to open by the river in Morningside

The historical site will host markets from this weekend, promising paddock-to-plate produce and artisan goods.

Tenacious D pushed boundaries for 30 years, but one joke brought them undone

Kyle Gass, left, and Jack Black perform at the Louder Than Life Music Festival in Kentucky, 2022.

The self-proclaimed “greatest band on Earth” enjoyed a proud history as political provocateurs. Now the group is on the brink of demise.

Most period dramas on TV are tosh. Not this one

My Lady Jane is the latest in a long line of recent prestige dramas that prefer to unpick history and stitch it back together in a fantastical way.

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Paris 2024

Paris kept to its Olympic vision, but changed its plans, organisers say.
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Paris has a message for people worried about Brisbane 2032: Don’t be

Paris 2024 chief executive Etienne Thobois says Brisbane should settle on a clear vision for the 2032 Olympic and Paralympics. “And then, you know, get moving.”

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LVMH has already won gold at the Paris Olympics

The luxury brand has spent €150 million ($241 million) to be one of the premium sponsors of the Olympic and Paralympic Games.

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Queensland

Brisbane Broncos player Payne Haas (left) and Gregor Haas at the 2019 Dally M Awards at the Hordern Pavilion in Sydney.

NRL star’s dad will be spared death penalty if convicted in Indonesia

Gregor Haas has been in a Manila prison since May after police alleged he was connected to the infamous Sinaloa drug cartel and had tried to import drugs into Indonesia.

Computer the size of Suncorp Stadium to take shape near airport

PsiQuantum’s Aussie founders professor Jeremy O’Brien and Terry Rudolph say their plans are ‘bigger than the government of the day.’

Five Queensland universities today sign a partnership with the company building the world’s first commercial quantum computer.

Qld Labor seeks distance from CFMEU as probes, protests continue

CFMEU members protest at the Cross River Rail construction site in Roma Street.

Queensland Premier Steven Miles will not meet with any CFMEU officials, and Labor will not accept their donations, while the union is under a “cloud”.

Girl ‘nearly died’ of neglect before alleged murder

The court heard that Elizabeth was flown by helicopter to the hospital in Brisbane in July 2019.

A senior endocrinologist told court that Elizabeth Struhs was “the most seriously unwell child I have ever seen”.

Roma Street to the Gabba: A ride on Brisbane’s underground

Now and then… Escalators at the Roma Street underground station.

It’s July 2026 and I’m rushing from the new Roma Street Station to the Gabba. What might have taken me 40 minutes in traffic, now takes less than four minutes.

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A trader works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange in June.

ASX set to fall after Nasdaq has worst day since 2022

Concern about tighter US restrictions on chip sales to China has triggered a massive selloff in the megacap tech stocks that have powered Wall Street in recent months.

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Mitchell Moses scores for the Blues.

Five minutes to smash two decades of pain: The moments that won NSW an Origin epic

Just when we thought we were in for a tryless Origin match for the ages, the Blues turned the series on its head. From the ultimate super sub to Moses parting the maroon seas, here are the moments that ended NSW’s Brisbane hoodoo.

The Blues kept Reece Walsh quiet throughout game three.

On a painful night for Maroons, this was their biggest disappointment

Reece Walsh was held up as Queensland’s biggest strike weapon before the Origin series. He finished it as one of their biggest flops.

NSW hadn’t claimed a series decider in Brisbane since 2005.

Souths. Wigan. New Zealand. NSW: Maguire ends another drought in Origin decider

Michael Maguire brought a new approach to NSW, and it paid off in style with a come-from-behind series victory.

NRL Hall of Fame inductee David Morrow.
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‘One of the great voices of the game’: Tributes flow for legendary broadcaster David Morrow

The former ABC and 2GB commentator, who has died aged 71, was inducted into the NRL Hall of Fame last week.

Crucial Bronco nears a shock return. But how influential is he?

Crucial Bronco nears a shock return. But how influential is he?

Captain Adam Reynolds is on the cusp of a remarkable injury comeback, but how much of a difference would his presence have made?

Taniela Tupou celebrates scoring a try against Wales in Sydney.

Waratahs poised to sign Tupou, scrum guru lauds Thor’s ‘explosive power’

The ‘Tongan Thor’ - Taniela Tupou - and a 21-year-old Wallabies debutant are among a group of Rebels players closing in on deals to play in sky blue.

Richmond’s Tim Taranto is tackled by the Giants’ Toby Bedford.
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AFL 2024

Were these AFL bans correct, or the suspensions that broke footy?

Debate is raging over the three-match bans upheld by the AFL tribunal for Toby Bedford and Charlie Cameron’s tackles.

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