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Gold coast gets ready for Tropical Cyclone Alfred . Currumbin business manager Liam Priestley concerned about whats coming, Jen Masters keeping an eye on the weather from her Main Beach unit . Picture Glenn Hampson

‘Nervous’: Gold Coasters prepare for Cyclone Alfred worst-case

At-risk Gold Coasters are securing houses and businesses ahead of “the most severe weather event in more than 70 years” with widespread flooding expected for big parts of the tourism capital.

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Police Minister Dan Purdie inset with suspected QPS whistleblower.

Why Minister won’t stop Qld police whistleblower ‘witch hunt’

The Premier and his Minister have faced questions about why the Qld Police is on a Fitzgerald-like ‘witch hunt’ to silence whistleblowers in the ranks.

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Detectives from the Queensland Police Service Ethical Standards Command leave Coolangatta station after a two hour interview with an officer suspected of leaking information to the media.

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‘Witch hunt’: QPS in Fitzgerald-like war to silence cops

The Queensland Police Service is on what’s being dubbed a ‘witch hunt’ for a whistleblower responsible for leaking an internal policy document slammed as “dangerous” by both state party leaders.

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Peak-hour Brisbane bus strike change after council pay deal

A crippling peak-hour Brisbane bus strike planned for Friday has been canned, at least for now, after last-gasp talks saw a major breakthrough. It comes after up to 1000 council workers stopped work on Thursday.

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Landsdowne, 65km south of Tambo in central Queensland, recorded 210mm in a day this week. Picture: Andrew Turnbull

‘Nothing like we’ve seen in 20 years’: Country Qld’s big wet

Towns are cut off, roads flooded and crops destroyed after south west and central Queensland recorded some of their biggest rainfall totals in 20 years. WATCH THE VIDEO

Pikos Group's GAIA development has been greenlighted for Kangaroo Point - aerial view.

Green light for hundreds of apartments in hot river site

Brisbane’s largest private parkland is set to be created for hundreds of apartments in two towers after council approval for a controversial site that’s been in limbo for a decade.

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At 10:30 am traffic was at a stand-still along the Bruce Highway southbound. Picture: Sheridan Brettle

Easter exodus: Bruce Hwy gridlock as long weekend winds down

Motorists travelling south from the Sunshine Coast are facing major delays as thousands head home from long weekend holidays.

Some of the cheapest places to buy in Brisbane are in its southern corridors.

Cost breakdown: Brisbane’s 10 cheapest suburbs to buy a home

Greater Brisbane’s top 10 cheapest suburbs to buy property in have been named with upfront costs broken down for buyers who can scrimp together the savings. SEE DETAILS

The upfront cost of buying a home in Queensland continues to escalate.

‘Quite insane’: How much you need to buy in Qld suburbs

Shock figures show homebuyers looking to get into the Queensland market with less than $32,000 in savings are now limited to just 18 suburbs – only one of which is in Brisbane. SEE COST BREAKDOWNS

Agent takes aim: “We could not even get a Taylor Swift concert here. That’s just pathetic.”

Agent takes aim: “We could not even get a Taylor Swift concert here. That’s just pathetic.”

A Brisbane agent has taken aim at the Labor government’s handling of the 2032 Olympic Games saying: “We couldn’t even get a Taylor Swift concert here. That’s just pathetic.” FOLLOW TODAY’S AUCTIONS LIVE

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Aerial view large riverfront houses in the inner city Brisbane suburb of New Farm. The suburb has some of the Queensland capital city's most expensive real estate. Picture: Brendan Radke

‘Like decaying bodies’: Horrific stench wreaking havoc on blue-chip Brisbane suburb

Desperate residents and business owners in a blue-chip Brisbane suburb are a breaking point over a foul, “horrendous” stench that has been lingering for years now.

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BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA - NCA NewsWire Photos AUGUST, 05, 2020.QUT university students board a bus in Brisbane. Students face losing their concession fares because Translink loophole doesn't grant cheaper fares to external students.Picture: NCA NewsWire/Dan Peled

Give way signs, transit lanes: Confusion around Qld’s bus road rules

In the wake of several bus related crashes in southeast Queensland, motorists say they are confused over when they have right of way.

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Queensland's housing minister has pledged to be first off the blocks to roll out the federal Help to Buy scheme.

‘Life changing’ scheme will help renters buy homes: Minister

Queensland’s housing minister says the state will be the first to roll out a “life changing” scheme to allow thousands of renters to buy their own home at reduced cost.

Patisserie, restaurants and more changes in the Mackay Whitsunday food scene

Patisserie, restaurants and more changes in the Mackay Whitsunday food scene

Hungry? From croissants to bibimbap, catch up on what’s been happening in the Mackay Whitsunday dining scene, including Asian fusion desserts. BE TEMPTED

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