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September 12, 2021

PM Edition

‘Grandma’s caged’: Qld-Vic border lockout tears family apart

A Queensland cancer survivor says her grandmother “would rather die” than face being separated due to Victoria’s lockdown.

‘Kind soul’: Tributes flow for Coast teen after skateboard death

A school friend of the 19-year-old boy killed in a skateboarding tumble on the Gold Coast says he was a “kind soul” who was “very outgoing, funny”. THE LATEST >>>

Aussies get mum’s wedding ring back after 9/11

The family of an Australian woman killed in the 9/11 terror attacks have told of an extraordinary discovery after the tragedy.

Controversial call as Eels break finals drought

Much has been made of the Eels’ poor big-game record but they’ve bucked the trend — aided by a controversial call.

Premier’s worst two weeks in charge likely to get even worse

The well-oiled machine known as the Palaszczuk Government is coming off its worst two weeks since being elected in 2015, and it’s not likely to get any better, writes Peter Gleeson...

Townsville mother finally able to embrace her son

Tears flowed as a Townsville mother put her arms around her son for the first time in almost three months, after he was locked out of Queensland.

Pension rise for five million Aussies

More money is on the way for pensioners as a higher inflation rate helps push up social security payments from September 20. See how much they will rise.

Gippsland town rocked by buggy tragedy

A well-known family is at the centre of a fatal buggy crash that crushed a young girl to death, while injuring another.

Wedding showcase aims to inspire engaged local couples with Brisbane’s best suppliers

If you’re wanting to take your wedding to the next level but are unsure of how to take the next step, W Brisbane’s Wed Your Way showcase is here to bibbity boppity boo your worries...

Qld study to shed crucial light on deadly disease

It is a bigger killer than cancer and now the country’s largest paediatric study is under way at the Queensland Children’s Hospital that could become a gamechanger in diagnosing th...

Leading surgeons united in defence of Charlie Teo

Neurosurgeons from around the world have leapt to their colleague Charlie Teo’s defence after he was accused of operating on the wrong side of two patients’ brains.

New Aussie breast cancer test a game changer

A breakthrough new method of testing for breast cancer in Australia could predict which treatments will work for women.