‘Party pooper’: Neighbours back uni students after ‘nasty’ letter
Neighbours have come out swinging in support of a group of “very excited” Brisbane uni students after they were delivered an angry anonymous letter claiming “enough is enough”.
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Named: Two charged over Brisbane armed robbery
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Two hurt in ultralight crash at Caboolture airport
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Diesel price hike: Record smashed at $2.43
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Brisbane flood alert slammed as ‘dodgy’ as SEQ hit with heavy rain, flash flooding
Brisbane’s Lord Mayor says it’s ‘unacceptable’ that it took up to six hours for a council flooding alert to send, as parts of the South East were hit with 200mm of rain over the weekend.
150 roads cut, rainfall up to 380mm as Qld deluge to peak on Sunday
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85% spike: Fears over Qld surge in deadly disease
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243mm ‘Life-threatening flooding’ hits coast, dramatic rescue as low-pressure system to form
Torrential rain smashing large parts of the state overnight – with 243mm falling in a matter of hours in one place – leading to a dramatic rescue, as a low-pressure system was set to form to deliver a dangerous weekend-long drenching.
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