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3rd September 2024

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Alexa Leary's miracle: 111-day fightback from death's door

After her astonishing anchor leg to clinch Paralympics gold in the mixed medley relay, we revisit Frances Whiting's inspiring QWeekend feature on Alexa Leary's miracle 111-day figh...

Thorpe-like finish: Aussie’s stunning relay swim seals gold

Alexa Leary has stunned with an astonishing anchor leg to match some of Australian swimming’s greats and help clinch Paralympics gold in the mixed medley relay.

Manhunt after woman stabbed in daylight park attack

A manhunt is underway over the alleged daylight stabbing of a woman at a Brisbane southside park.

Aussie economy takes $4.4bn hit

New data backs Treasurer Jim Chalmers’s warning to Australians to expect “soft” growth in the economy when GDP data is released on Wednesday.

Revealed: What you pay vs what you get at Qld’s ritziest schools

From Olympic-grade sports centres to tuckshops run by chefs and 1500-capacity auditoriums, here is what you get versus what you pay at Queensland’s most prestigious schools.

No Bruce 2 for you: Four-year-old election promise yet to be delivered

No major construction work to build a billion-dollar alternative to the Bruce Highway has been completed four years after it was first promised.

NRL retirement? Fan favourite set to play final game for Broncos

One of the Broncos’ greatest tryscorers is set to play his final NRL game after the club indicated they would not be offering him a contract extension.

Major health warning for Qld teens triggers CHO to step in

Queensland’s chief health officer has admitted his serious concerns for the health of the state’s teens and reached out to counterparts, as a shocking new survey reveals just how m...

More than 293,000 work days lost to strikes under Labor

The Coalition blames Labor’s new workplace laws for making it “harder to do business” in Australia.

Schwarto: The only time I’d think twice about voting Labor

I’ll never not vote Labor, but my hand would shake if I had to vote for a candidate who differed with me on this critical issue, writes Robert Schwarten.