‘Don’t judge him harshly’: Fears Qld tradie killed fighting in Ukraine
A Queenslander who joined the Ukrainian Army to fight against Russia is feared dead after he reportedly went missing a few weeks ago.
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A woman who was told she should never have children due to a rare heart defect gave birth to a miracle baby in Brisbane, then she stopped breathing and went into cardiac arrest.
Construction trend that almost turned deadly in Cyclone Alfred
A damage assessment of TC Alfred has laid bare just how close SEQ came to recording widespread destruction where higher winds would have turned 15kg pavers into deadly flying debris.
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A middle-aged “running revolution” means many people 30 and over are getting back to pounding the pavement. But they need to be aware of this.
New limits: Gamechanging social media ban age checks coming
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9000 cases in 3 months: Flu cases surge as vax rates fall
Queenslanders are being warned to prepare for a horror flu season, with cases already 24 per cent higher than the same time last year and children some of the hardest hit.
New map reveals shock future of Gabba, new arena
Deputy Premier and Planning Minister Jarrod Bleijie just made private development of a Brisbane Arena much more enticing.
LNP cracks on with $3.78bn stadium plan as election stalls cash deal
Queensland will forge ahead with work on Brisbane’s behemoth Olympic stadium at Victoria Park despite failing to strike a cash deal with the Albanese government before the federal election.
Benchmarked: How SE Qld stacks up against global rivals
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How taxpayer-free arena funding plan could come unstuck
The state government wants the private sector to build a flagship indoor Brisbane Arena to save taxpayers dollars, but the federal government’s $2.5b commitment to the arena is now up in the air.
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