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17th October 2024

‘It’s bulls***’: Outback Qld town loses Aboriginal land grab war

A Queensland town has lost its war on a “secret” land transfer deal to an Aboriginal group, but the publican who led the battle is refusing to stand down.

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‘Inner-city elite’: Brisbane’s powerful slam school’s ‘un-Australian’ move

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Watch: Moment ambulance slams into car at busy intersection

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Four codes, 50+ future stars: The top schoolboy footy freaks we saw in ‘24

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One Direction superstar killed in hotel plunge

Former One Direction member Liam Payne has fallen to his death at a hotel in Argentina, aged just 31.

Watch as Bleijie’s cardboard cut-out does the Sunny Coast

The Courier-Mail’s cardboard cutout of Jarrod Bleijie has met constituents in his Sunshine Coast electorate. Here’s what they said.

‘Vile’ rape list scandal engulfs Christian college

Students at a northside college claim their peers were asked to sign nondisclosure agreements after the school became embroiled in a rape list scandal now under police investigatio...

'The best $35 I've spent': Shopper raves over Bunnings buy

The budget buy has been flying off the shelves.

‘Loveless landslide’: Qld set to choose the least worst option

The Queensland election could produce a “loveless landslide”, such as we saw in the UK this year, writes the editor.

Leaders refuse to apologise after aggressive scare campaigns

Qld’s leaders were unrepentant on whether scare campaigns would continue to dominate the election race, after weeks running misleading claims about health cuts, taxes and privatis...