Online glitch shares Year 12 results
A MAJOR error has seen the results of potentially thousands of Year 12 students released online two weeks ahead of schedule.
One Nation’s power unsettling voters
QUEENSLANDERS are increasingly concerned at the prospect of Pauline Hanson’s One Nation party holding the balance of power after the November 25 election.
The story behind the extraordinary d’Arenberg Cube
WHILE it’s commonly referred to as everything but it’s actual name, the d’Arenberg Cube is already soaring above its surrounding Mourvedre vines in McLaren Vale, making it a must-visit...
Nicholls pledges to power people
TIM Nicholls is promising to slash power bills by an average of $160 a year for the next two years – more than tripling Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk’s pledge – in a bid to win votes.
Georgie says not Today, thanks Karl
GEORGIE Gardner was the firm favourite to host Today alongside Karl Stefanovic. Now she’s ruled out her return, who will take the gig?
QR drivers get sickie-busting sweetener
QUEENSLAND Rail will offer train drivers “incentive payments” during the Commonwealth Games to ensure they don’t chuck any sickies.
Cup tips: Who the experts are tipping
ALMANDIN is favourite for the Melbourne Cup. Find out who the experts believe will win Australia’s great race.
‘No NRL team can survive on the Gold Coast’
BRITISH billionaire Marwan Koukash has ruled out buying the Titans, claiming the club has no future on the Gold Coast after amassing a $12 million debt.
‘My sons are better men than I’ll ever be’
SINGER Seal opens about why he didn’t enjoy his first visit to Australia, how he still takes singing lessons, and what it’s like to be mocked mercilessly by his children.
Police officer stabbed at home disturbance
A HERO off-duty police officer has been rushed to hospital with serious stab wounds after attempting to detain a man he allegedly caught trespassing at a property north of Brisbane.
