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Anzac Day services cancelled after severe weather

Thousands braved the rain to attend Dawn Services across SEQ this morning, but some mid morning services and marches have been forced to cancel due to flooding. SEE WHERE

Clash at PM’s Dawn Service as Marles, Dutton lash neo-Nazis

The crowd at the War Memorial where Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was for Anzac Day have clashed, while Richard Marles and Peter Dutton lashed a ‘deplorable’ act in Melbourne. SE...

True extent of Adam Reynolds’ bravery for Broncos revealed

Brisbane star Adam Reynolds has opened up on how he pushed through a hellish day to produce a match winning performance - and revealed his questionable status for next week’s Magic...

Two women struck by lightning after 234mm rain bomb, severe storms

Brisbane is in the firing line for thunderstorms this morning after a night of wild weather where two women were taken to hospital after being hit by lightning strikes.

‘Breaking point’: 1m Aussies take extra step to make fast cash

Under Labor there has been a dramatic rise in the number of Australians working multiple jobs – but the Government and Opposition have very different explanations why.

Billabong founder loses $50m tax appeal as tensions exposed

Billabong founder Gordon Merchant has lost the bulk of his latest appeal against a $50m tax bill in a civil case that’s exposed roiling tensions at the top of the surfwear company ...

Attendance rates plummet after controversial three-day school week

The Easter long weekend, Anzac Day and even cross country events at schools has led to a significant drop in attendance on the first week back but the department has defended the t...

Non-binary netball player competing in men, women’s matches

Frustrated suburban netballers are calling for a non-binary player to choose a division after learning they have been competing in both men’s and women’s teams.

No you’re not imagining things, Woolies brown paper bags are actually broken

Woolworths has responded to customer fury after brown paper bag blowouts across three states, with a ‘manufacturing’ change blamed. Have you been a victim of a busted bag? VOTE NOW

Fancy a pink spiegeltent? Liquidators chase ‘urgent sale’ after collapse

Liquidators of the company behind Australia’s answer to the Moulin Rouge are chasing the urgent sale of its bright-pink spiegeltent following the collapse of The Pink Flamingo.

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