‘Quadruple whammy’: Why it’s costing more than ever to eat out
Queenslanders are paying almost 10 per cent more for a meal out at a restaurant than the same time last year, as venues are forced to pass rising costs onto consumers.
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Brisbane college’s ‘expression of regret’ over alleged homosexual discrimination
A Brisbane Christian College has issued a statement and reached a settlement with parents over a controversial contract that allegedly labelled homosexuality a sin.
‘Living wake’: Powderfinger trio wind clock back in Zoo farewell
Three members of one of Queensland’s best-loved bands have taken the stage to farewell an equally iconic live music venue as The Zoo prepare to shut its doors.
Dire warning to all Qlders: ‘This can happen to you’
A man living on the streets for the first time says he is “living proof” of how easy things can get tough.
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‘Tried to take my own life’: Qld mum’s battle with common skin condition
A Brisbane mum of three has revealed that she tried to take her own life due to her struggle to live with a chronic manifestation of a skin condition that affects 30 per cent of Australians. Read her story of survival.
‘Hard to watch’: Boyfriend returns to fatal bus crash scene as police shut CBD streets
The boyfriend of an 18-year-old woman killed in a freak bus crash in Brisbane’s CBD has returned to the scene to watch as police conducted an early morning operation to investigate the cause of the accident.
Controversial rent policy wins support as housing crisis impossible to ignore
Homelessness is sweeping the state with almost 80 per cent of Queenslanders noticing more people living rough, and demanding the government urgently deliver more social housing.
Bridge to Brisbane registrations to open with massive 72hr flash sale
This year’s Sunday Mail Transurban Bridge to Brisbane has a new date and a fresh new look.
‘More surgeries and setbacks than most in three-lifetimes’: Teacher’s brave cancer fight
Struck down with cancer three times since the age of 21, a former Brisbane primary teacher hopes her fight to beat the disease is finally over – with innovative surgery changing her life.
‘Stupid publicity stunt’: Greens’ racecourse housing plan rubbished
Racing and real estate industry leaders have ripped into Greens’ Lord Mayor candidate Jonathan Sriranganathan’s plan to seize the Ascot racetrack for $40m and turn it into 4000 units.
Brisbane’s newest green bridge officially opens
The Breakfast Creek Green Bridge, which has already become something of a local landmark thanks to its impressive arches, was officially opened. SEE THE VIDEO
‘Seamless’: Jersey Boys’ production takes audience to early days of rock
Less is more. Prospero Arts’ production of Jersey Boys, which opened at QPAC’s Concert Hall for a limited season only, proves it.
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