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Demolition crews on standby as collapsed home’s fate hangs in balance
A home that dramatically collapsed at New Farm may have to be demolished as authorities investigate whether it can be salvaged.
‘Horrible, horrific nightmare’: First arrivals slam QLD’s border hell
Queenslanders returning from home after months stranded in Covid hotspots have spoken out about the “horrific nightmare” they faced trying to get back home.
Lleyton looks like a local as he unpacks for new life on the Goldy
Tennis legend Lleyton Hewitt has been spotted unpacking the family car at a Gold Coast rental ahead of a rumoured move to the Glitter Strip’s most photographed mansion.
Take a tour: $10m beachfront unit block biggest art union prize yet
The biggest ever prize home is up for grabs as the RSL Art Union gives away a life-changing $10 million apartment complex on the Gold Coast.
FULL LIST: Every QLD snake bite in record month for attacks
Brisbane is proving a prime spot for snake bites in Queensland, with October the worst month this year. FULL LIST OF SNAKE BITES
Shock Cross River rail update as milestone smashed
The Cross River Rail project has unexpectedly shattered a major milestone at a rate of 30 metres a week, as it emerges the rock excavated from the tunnels will be used to build half of all new brick houses built in South East Queensland.
Key questions businesses need answered ahead of Qld border opening
Fed-up business owners expecting Christmas to be a trainwreck are hitting out against the politics and uncertainty surrounding the reopening of the state next month. This is what they need to know now.
Woolies, shopping centre, airport added to exposure sites list
Queensland Health has added several Cairns locations to its exposure sites list, despite Queensland recording no new Covid cases overnight.
Booked out for weeks: Why you can’t get into the mechanic
Queensland car owners needing a basic service are being forced to wait weeks as mechanics turn away customers due to a “perfect storm” that’s put the industry in neutral.
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