‘Blatant disregard’: Major flaw in southeast’s new urgent care clinics
Two more urgent care clinics have opened in Queensland, but they fall short of Labor’s pledge at the federal election.
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Final nail in coffin for GC Mayor’s bold Comm Games bid
Tickets to the 2026 Commonwealth Games ‘won’t be worth the paper they’re printed on’, according to a top Australian bureaucrat who has courted controversy.
Sunshine Coast v Gold Coast: Who wins out in tourism wars?
They’re two of the world’s most breathtaking regions – and Queensland is lucky to have both. But one has just been crowned as the favourite place for locals to holiday. VOTE IN POLL
‘High-price events’: Power bill volatility as El Nino fuels cruel summer
With the coming El Nino season expected to add upwards pressure to power bills, the energy regulator has warned of more frequent “high-price events”.
‘Offensive, disgraceful’: Brisbane Greens MP’s broadside at Israel
A Brisbane federal Greens MP has been accused of disgraceful behaviours after accusing Israel of mass war crimes and threatening genocide.
‘Not just badges, social media’: Corporates urged to spend on grassroots Indigenous solutions
A young Indigenous leader says if corporations’ support for the Voice is not transformed into supporting grassroots solutions, it showed it wasn’t a genuine commitment.
Airport’s fears over flight cap, curfew as Greens introduce bill
Brisbane Airport says a cap and curfew on flights would ‘bring the national network to a standstill’ but a Greens MP has hit back, saying opposition to the move was about ‘relentless pursuit of profits’.
Tale of two states: Crazy extremes emerge in Queensland’s Voice vote
Queensland emerged as a land of extremes in the Voice to Parliament referendum, with some startling trends emerging.
Back into the trenches as Qld’s Indigenous people keep up the fight
Queensland’s remote Indigenous communities overwhelmingly voted for a Voice to Parliament, even as the state delivered by biggest No vote of any jurisdiction.
Yes campaign fails to fatten pig on market day in QLD
When it comes to elections, John Howard famously said that you can’t fatten a pig on market day. Yet for inexplicable reasons, the Yes campaign decided to test this theory.
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