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‘I have watched a 12-year-old girl inject directly into her arm’, former police officer Bob Gee says as he explains 83 per cent of persistent youth offenders have used ice or methylamphetamines.

More than 80 per cent of serious young offenders are ice users

“I have watched a 12-year-old girl directly inject meth into her arm,” the Department of Youth Justice director-general said.

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Hospitals

Painful contraction for private maternity hospitals

It might be an evolutionary adaptation, but severe morning sickness is not normal or harmless.

One in four women gives birth in private hospitals. The collapse of private obstetrics will have huge flow-on effects for the public system.

Can Dutton win the battle for the battlers?

Polling indicates that Australia’s working class – as in America and Europe – is turning more conservative. What will it mean for the next election?

Margot Saville
Margot Saville

Journalist and author

Donald Trump and his running mate J.D. Vance at a campaign rally in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

With Vance by his side, Trump holds first rally after attempt on his life

Donald Trump addressed a Michigan rally exactly a week after he was shot. Not much has changed.

New details revealed about Trump bullet wound

A smaller bandage on former president Donald Trump’s ear when he attended a campaign rally in Grand Rapids, Michigan, on Saturday (US time).

Former US president Donald Trump underwent CT scans for the bullet wound he sustained in last weekend’s assassination attempt.

Biden fumes, resentful at Obama and those trying to drive him out

The president considers Nancy Pelosi, the former House Speaker, the main instigator. But he also considers Obama a puppet master.

Do you want to be a millionaire? Or do you want to stop and smell the roses?
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Budgeting

Who wants to be a millionaire? You should read this first

Personal wealth in Australia is predicted to boom in the coming years, with the number of people joining the millionaire club set to skyrocket.

Victoria Devine
Victoria Devine

Money columnist

Victims of HSBC fraud say bank could have stopped the scammers

HSBC is a small player in Australia’s banking sector, but data suggests its customers have been heavily targeted by fraudsters.

Trillion-dollar piggy banks: Inside the world of sovereign wealth

Norway’s is famously huge. Qatar used theirs to buy Harrods. How do sovereign wealth funds work? And why isn’t ours as big as Norway’s?

Broncos 30 Knights 14
Match report

Walsh sees more space on Reynolds’ Broncos return

Reece Walsh tries to break free from a Bradman Best tackle.

Reece Walsh has declared Adam Reynolds’ return can give him more space again at Brisbane, after being close to his damaging best against Newcastle.

Wallabies 40 Georgia 29
Wallabies

Wallabies make it three out of three after surviving Georgian scare

The Wallabies are unbeaten so far in 2024, but they made life difficult for themselves against a granite-tough Georgia team.

Joseph coat, knit and skirt from Christensen Copenhagen.

‘There is nothing like proving someone wrong to motivate you’: Brooke Boney

The 37-year-old surprised everyone when she announced she was walking away from her high-profile breakfast television job. Her next move? Oxford University.

The difference between dry and dehydrated skin

The conditions are often confused as they have similar symptoms, but they have varied causes.

Analysis
Paris 2024

Why gene doping is the next great Olympic threat

No one has ever been busted gene doping – the next frontier in cheating. But that doesn’t mean it won’t be happening at the Olympics.

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Paris 2024

A police officer patrols the streets of Paris on Saturday.

Olympic officials fear excluded Russia plans to cause Paris mayhem

The International Olympic Committee said it was resigned to the Paris Games being targeted by disinformation attacks over the coming fortnight.

Sharni Williams at the Tokyo Olympics wearing her rainbow headgear.

‘Rugby has given me belonging’: Sevens pioneer to retire after Olympics

Sharni Smale, nee Williams, is one of two survivors from Australia’s gold medal-winning side at the Rio Olympics but is hanging up the rainbow headgear.

Queensland

Brisbane’s most exciting bar openings of 2024 (so far)

Brisbane’s most exciting bar openings of 2024 (so far)

From a wine spot hidden in a CBD garage to a British-inspired gastropub and the return of a classic Spring Hill boozer, here’s what’s caught our eye so far.

Black hoodies, cameras and ‘slurs’ at centre of Queensland CFMEU case

Black hoodies, branded with the CFMEU Qld/NT logo, available from the online union shop.

A judge has imposed new restrictions on CFMEU representatives and measures to allow safe passage for other workers on the $6.3 billion Cross River Rail project in Brisbane.

Murder accused ‘embraced’ view to stop girl’s medicine

Jason Struhs is on trial for the murder of Elizabeth Struhs, 8, in 2022.

“The Saints” allegedly withheld the girl’s life-saving insulin for six days while they gathered around her in prayer.

Residents win the right to renovate their WWII-era homes

Residents win the right to renovate their WWII-era homes

The Brisbane City Council has changed its mind over proposed stringent heritage protections at Moorooka.

Driver who killed motorcyclist told police ‘riders make sh** up’: court

Ken Hembrow, 37, died on January 11, 2024, when he was hit by a car on Queen Street in Brisbane’s CBD.

Father Ken Hembrow, 37, was riding his motorbike along Queen Street in January when he was hit by a car outside the Marriott hotel.

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Reece Walsh tries to break free from a Bradman Best tackle.
Broncos 30 Knights 14
Match report

Walsh sees more space on Reynolds’ Broncos return

Reece Walsh has declared Adam Reynolds’ return can give him more space again at Brisbane, after being close to his damaging best against Newcastle.

Hunter Paisami of the Wallabies celebrates
Wallabies 40 Georgia 29
Wallabies

Wallabies make it three out of three after surviving Georgian scare

The Wallabies are unbeaten so far in 2024, but they made life difficult for themselves against a granite-tough Georgia team.

Hunter Paisami of the Wallabies celebrates

As it happened: Wallabies survive Georgian fightback for third win under Schmidt

The Wallabies remain undefeated under Joe Schmidt but as usual, Georgia made them work hard for a 40-29 win.

Roosters winger Dominic Young braces for contact as the Storm make a two-man tackle.
Storm 24 Roosters 8
NRL 2024

Roosters return home empty again after falling to bogy team

The Storm produced another clinical performance to complete a 10th win in their last 11 starts against the Roosters.

Aaron Naughton (left) and Adam Treloar of the Bulldogs celebrate a goal.

Dogs win in the mud; Magpies ‘right on the edge’ of being ‘losers’

Hawthorn had a landmark win over Collingwood and the Bulldogs dumped Geelong in the mud. Port Adelaide beat Richmond and St Kilda triumphed over West Coast.

Sharni Williams at the Tokyo Olympics wearing her rainbow headgear.

‘Rugby has given me belonging’: Sevens pioneer to retire after Olympics

Sharni Smale, nee Williams, is one of two survivors from Australia’s gold medal-winning side at the Rio Olympics but is hanging up the rainbow headgear.

Ian Thorpe.
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Paris 2024

‘I love it and hate it’: Ian Thorpe’s eternal struggle with swimming

In an exclusive interview, the five-time gold medallist also opens up about his relationship with Michael Phelps and why he isn’t buying into the phony war of words with the US.

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