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‘10 minutes from death’: How bloodied dog’s 200m sprint saved dying owner
If it wasn’t for Max the siberian husky, Shaune Martin knows she wouldn’t have survived a horrific running accident.
350,000 soulmates: Marry based on science, not lust
Choosing your partner is the biggest decision of your life but it’s not enough to just be in love. Queensland relationship experts have revealed the best way to avoid divorce.
Killing hope: Doctors reveal pain of giving bad news
A Brisbane brain specialist has revealed the harrowing challenges of being forced to tell people how long they have left.
Over-the-top ways to spoil your pet this Christmas
From $100 cakes to dog beers and pretzels, find out the top ways to pamper your pet.
‘The incredible manoeuvre that saved 18-month-old baby from drowning’
A valuable skill young Zac Moana learnt in infant swimming lessons saved his life when he fell in the pool. Here are Laurie Lawrence’s tips for all parents.
‘It saved his life’: The hotline to call when your pet gets sick
Christmas is the most dangerous time of year for pets to be accidentally poisoned. Why a free poisoning advice hotline should be on speed dial for all pet owners.
Disability advocate escorted out of cafe in tears
A high-profile former Labor candidate and amputee has spoken out after a shock incident at a cafe in a Brisbane shopping centre.
How COVID-19 has stopped Queensland’s brain drain
Regional education may be the big winner out of COVID-19, as students look to stay, study and work closer to home.
Gallery: How Queenslanders spent life in lockdown
A new portrait exhibition has captured how Queenslanders spent 2020 life in partial lockdown. And the things that offered them most comfort – family, gardens and pets.
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