As a family member identifies the second person found dead in a central Queensland home earlier this week, police have confirmed the weapon involved in the deaths.
As a family member identifies the second person found dead in a central Queensland home earlier this week, police have confirmed the weapon involved in the deaths.
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Weather bomb: FNQ stares down 1000mm+ rain dump
NORTH Queensland residents are on high alert for more flooding with up to 500mm of rain predicted to fall - including 200mm in just six hours - as a monsoon trough continues to cause chaos a...
Makeup icon facing shock collapse
One of Australia’s biggest makeup and beauty brands has appointed administrators after failing to find a buyer, putting the jobs of hundreds of workers at its 56 nationwide stores, includi...
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Bourke St killer’s court rant to victims
Bourke Street killer James Gargasoulas has delivered a bizarre rant to victims of the six people he killed, claiming he is the “victim”.
Parent’s warning after son’s shock death
Daniel Roulant gave his father a big hug, told him: “I love you, Dad” and then drove off with a smile on his face. That was the last time anyone in his family saw the 22-year-old alive.
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Brisbane developments to watch in 2019
New developments are popping up everywhere across Brisbane’s southside — here are the ones to watch in 2019. From controversial townhouse projects to incredible redevelopments that will ...
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Asbestos fears: School construction closed off
A major construction project at an inner Brisbane school has been cordoned off due to fears the ground may contain asbestos.
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‘Fairfax is dead’: Clementine Ford sensationally quits
Controversial columnist Clementine Ford is now asking for money from social media followers after she sensationally quit Nine Newspapers, declaring Fairfax is “dead” in a lengthy Twitter...
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Disastrous first night for Brisbane show
The set fell to pieces, props went missing and actors forgot their lines. But there was method to the madness as the season of Peter Pan Goes Wrong kicked off in Brisbane.
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How the Big Bash has jumped the shark
The season’s too long, the games are too late, and there’s not enough money for big name stars. But Cricket Australia still doesn’t want to admit it’s wrong, writes Greg Davis
