Homes were built with their backs to it, while sewage has been dumped in it and heavy industry favoured along its inner-city banks, but the Brown Snake is about to realise its true potential as one of Brisbane’s superpowers. THIS IS HIGH STEAKS.
He is the former Greens councillor known for his somewhat combative relationship with some media, but despite his protests, his views on the organisation of rural fire brigades deserve ventilation. This is High Steaks, the vegetarian edition.
One of Queensland’s highest-profile lawyers for decades, Terry O’Gorman is now in ‘semi-retirement’. But there’s one contentious legal issue that has his full attention, writes Michael Madigan.
A Brisbane holocaust survivor has a grim message 80 years after the Auschwitz horrors saying “What happened in 1930s Germany which allowed a charismatic leader such as Hitler to gain power… is happening again”.
He grew up on a farm before studying law and travelling Europe with his opera singer wife. Now David Janetzki reveals two moments that sparked his interest in politics. WELCOME TO HIGH STEAKS
One of Australia’s most senior Anglican prelates has opened up on his sexual abuse as a kid in the Boy Scouts and the apology he issued to the LGBT community on behalf of the church.
Queensland has lost a “burning star’’ with the death of media legend, Hugh Cornish, the first person on Queensland television.
For many Queenslanders, the mere hint that this could happen here seeems utterly preposterous, but Jason Steinberg says the recent “hate” he’s witnessed means he’s not so sure.
Indigenous leader Warren Mundine has applauded a Qld Aboriginal group’s call to ban Welcome to Country saying it had been abused to the point it had become “a cliche”.
All three of Queensland’s bigger minor parties have gone backwards in a shock result few saw coming, with One Nation’s future as a political force now in question.
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