‘Real crisis’: Quarry access blocked by Indigenous land use agreements
Hundreds of quarries will become off-limits amid fears of serious legal ramifications if quarrying continues without cultural compliance.
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‘Nothing’ in return from multbillion-dollar wind farm
A wind farm in Queensland has failed to produce one real job amid fears the host region will just be left to clean up the “ghetto” it leaves behind, a local government convention has been told.
Insane crowds, perks and pressies: What it was really like working at iconic Myer store
From keeping customers on speed dial to update them on new fashions to fancy after-work drinks at the posh Lennons Hotel. This is what it was really like working at the Brisbane Myer store during its heyday.
State’s first Holocaust museum tells the stories of Qld survivors
A Brisbane museum has opened to immortalise the personal stories of Queenslanders who suffered in the Holocaust.
The Sunday Mail turns 100: Century of Qld history
For 100 years, The Sunday Mail has been a champion for the people of Queensland and the future of this great state. Read about our amazing history and download the first front page here!
Revealed: Crucial projects at centre of history-making spend-up
Regional Queensland will be a major beneficiary of the most expensive building program ever undertaken in Queensland history. Check out the major projects.
Underbelly Cape York: 20 years of bad blood but no answers after father, son disappear
It is one of the most intriguing ‘missing persons’ cases in Queensland’s history and 20 years since a Cape York father and son disappeared, questions remain about their fate.
The more things change: What Sunday Mail reported a century ago
The Sunday Mail turns 100 this weekend, and a glance at the first edition reveals some strangely familiar topics.
Vale Alfred Neal: Historic figure dies aged 101
One of the great statesmen of Australian Indigenous politics, who was instrumental in the success of the 1967 referendum, has died. WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are warned this story contains images of deceased persons.
Will suburb names change? Could I lose land I own? Your Path to Treaty questions answered
The landmark passing of the Path to Treaty legislation in Queensland has raised a lot of questions. Here’s what you need to know.
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