Qld cafe matching rescue cats with ‘fur-ever’ families
If you’re a cat person we have a treat for you: a one hour cuddle session with some of Queensland’s most eligible feline singles at Lucky Cat Cafe. Read the happy adoption tales.
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‘I’m excited to come back’: Maisie so much more than Ed’s support act
You might know her as Ed Sheeran’s support act in Brisbane, but Maisie Peters is a star in her own right, performing her own shows.
‘Like a meteor just crashed on to me’: Ovarian cancer survivor beats the odds
This month is ovarian cancer awareness month. We spoke to a brave Queensland mum who battled ovarian cancer and won.
Citizen scientist seeks out inner city’s radiation ‘hot spots’
A citizen scientist has provided a guide to finding radioactive objects in Brisbane, with two locations in inner Brisbane registering as radioactive.
‘You’re literally starving … but why not?’: Noosa Survivor contestant talks island life
Australian Survivor contestant Shonee Bowtell talks about life on the island and why she went back to the show for a third time. WATCH THE VIDEO
Road to Hollywood: Qld’s most successful actors
Queensland has made a huge impact in Hollywood, with actors from the Sunshine State appearing in some of the biggest movies of recent years. We take a look at seven of our successful film and TV stars. SEE THE LIST
GIG GUIDE: Superstars performing in Brisbane 2023-24
P!nk, Taylor Swift and Beyonce have recently announced world tours. SEE WHO IS COMING TO BRISBANE
‘Crazy unaffordable’: TikTok star’s brutal Aussie takedown
A social media influencer has revealed five culture shocks she experienced when she first moved to Australia. FULL DETAILS
Bin chicken crowned Brisbane’s icon in Reddit art prize
Bin chickens, bush turkeys and the Myer Centre’s iconic “Brisbane crocodile” all featured in a quirky art exhibition celebrating the River City. See the winners!
‘Survivor’s guilt’: Queenslanders living every day like it’s their last
Saturday is World Cancer Day. We’ve talked to two Queenslanders who have battled cancer and, incredibly, over nine years later, are still here to tell their story.
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