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Brisbane swelters under hottest September day in years as east coast faces unseasonably warm weather

Queensland capital hits 34.4C as firefighters battle fast-moving bushfire in Lockyer Valley west of Ipswich

The Guardian - AU · Sep 6

Lea-Anne’s ebike has given her freedom at 67. Now some older Queenslanders may be forced to stop riding

New nation-first laws require every ebike rider to have a driver’s licence. Some older people may be banned entirely, limiting their movement

The Guardian - AU · Sep 5

Anxious wait for co-captain on Black night for Cowboys

North Queensland's upcoming finals campaign has been rocked with co-captain Reuben Cotter reported as Canberra debutant Coby Black broke all-time records.

AAP · Sep 5

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Mary Kathleen’s uranium town still had 212 homes when its mine closed in 1982; the company settlement was dismantled and auctioned off in 1983

Mary Kathleen was once a thriving community centered around a uranium mine in Queensland, complete with schools, a cinema, and numerous homes. Following the mine's closure in 1982, the town was meticulously dismantled, with houses moved to other locations, leaving only remnants of foundations and streets. Today, the area has…

The Economic Times · Sep 5

Won, done, far-flung: Birdsville Races ride again

The Birdsville Cup might not stop the nation, but it's an annual pilgrimage that brings thousands of revellers to a far-flung outback outpost.

AAP · Sep 4

‘Sisyphus would be proud’: Queensland tribunal orders repairs to pool that doesn’t exist

Tribunal immediately stays own order for repairs after noting that they were ‘impossible’ to carry out on the non-existent pool

The Guardian - AU · Sep 4

Almost 1500 weapons seized under landmark reforms

Landmark reforms have helped police seize almost 1500 weapons in a state that still tops the nation for the number of crime victims, according to latest data.

AAP · Sep 4

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Cowboys resigned to Origin star hitting open market

North Queensland coach Todd Payten concedes Jeremiah Nanai is likely to hit the open market before the Cowboys have the chance to re-sign him.

AAP · Sep 4

1,300-year-old wallaby teeth found in Queensland with resin still attached reveal how ancient people made necklaces and headbands

Twelve ancient macropod teeth with resin were discovered at a Queensland rockshelter. Chemical analysis revealed grass tree resin attached to the roots of these teeth. Researchers believe these teeth were likely part of a necklace or headband. Rock art from nearby parks supports the use of teeth in personal ornaments.…

The Times of India · Sep 4

'Eye-watering': minister stares down health funds plea

Lobbying from state leaders has failed to unlock more money from the federal government to address the growing problem of aged care bed block .

AAP · Sep 3

Resource firms hit the gas on controversial project

Gas explorers and pipeline layers have enthusiastically outlined the vast potential of the controversial Beetaloo gas field at a resources conference.

AAP · Sep 3

Afternoon Update: Coalition tobacco plan lambasted, Queensland coal project approved by new EPA, and EVs v holidays

Health experts and Labor reject Angus Taylor’s plan to cut tobacco excise by 80%

The Guardian - AU · Sep 3

Legacy piece: Boyd to coach Maroons in State of Origin

Queensland's search for a new State of Origin coach is over, with Maroons legend Darius Boyd to take over in 2027 after signing a two-year deal.

AAP · Sep 3

Australia’s new environmental protection agency approves coal project, angering climate groups

Queensland open-cut Saraji mine will be able to keep digging until 2055 as Anthony Albanese denies tensions with Pacific leaders over fossil fuels

The Guardian - AU · Sep 3

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AAP · Sep 3

Dance of death is a disco as world premiere looms

Are you going to die? Then the latest show from Queensland dance company The Farm might be for you.

AAP · Sep 2

Controversial gas pipeline a step closer

Streamlined environmental assessments of a pipeline linking a territory's gas field with the east coast have been granted to the company proposing to build it.

The Guardian - AU · Sep 2

Queensland police investigate after 5,500 sheep worth $1.7m stolen from farm

Police say the sheep were stolen from a property 830km west of Brisbane between February and May

The Canberra Times · Sep 2

Man to face ACT court over alleged choking, assault of wife and bystander

The 40-year-old was extradited from Queensland at the weekend.

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AAP · Sep 1

More patients stranded as bed-block crisis worsens

A state health minister says the Commonwealth is attempting to shift its responsibility for aged care, with ballooning numbers of patients stranded in hospital.

The Guardian - AU · Aug 31

Queensland has passed tough new laws on ebikes and e-scooters. What do they mean for riders, and will the world follow?

Transport minister says laws target ‘young hooligans’ holding ‘communities to ransom’, but cycling advocates say changes most affect law-abiding riders

Bored Panda · Aug 31

Woman Gives Birth To Twins With Different Bio Parents, Leaves Australian Court In A Unique Legal Bind

Family is supposed to be one of the simplest things to understand, but sometimes biology has other plans. A Queensland surrogate gave birth to twins after an IVF procedure, only for genetic testing to reveal that the babies had different biological parents. One child was biologically related to the intended…

The Times of India · Aug 31

In 2015, Queensland began turning end-of-life tyres into road material; over the next decade 2.4 million tyres were kept out of landfill as crumb rubber was blended into asphalt and road seals

Australia has been looking for better ways to deal with the growing mountain of tyres discarded after heavy use for years. Now Queensland’s Sunshine Coast is testing whether one of the toughest types of tyres can find a second life under motorists’ wheels, states a 2024 report by the Department…

AAP · Aug 31

'Be effective, win games': new Reds chief wants results

Vern Cotter, a title winner in France and with Auckland's Blues, has seen enough to think he can elevate the Queensland Reds after his unprecedented move.

AAP · Aug 31

State enforces L plates to put brakes on e‑bike riders

Queensland is first to force e-bike and e-scooter riders to get licences as states scramble to tackle crashes, battery fires and dangerous high-powered imports.

AAP · Aug 30

Labor hears battle cry against "far right populists"

Anthony Albanese has warned of the threats of One Nation in a critical speech to Labor faithful in Queensland, with Pauline Hanson's party on the rise.

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