COVID-19 nurse: I’ve been hung out to dry
The Rockhampton health worker at the centre of a widening political slanging match now has her say – and puts forward shocking allegations of her own.
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Thriving Queensland town that disappeared
Sawmills were vital in the building of our young state but for the men who worked there, each day could have been their last. One such thriving place just north of Brisbane is now merely a few chimneys, rotting foundations and a small cemetery.
Could someone please give Kevin Rudd a hug?
The former prime minister’s latest Twitter outburst shows he is still desperately seeking relevance while looking for someone to blame, writes Des Houghton.
LNP’s latest impressive female candidate
The LNP has endorsed a Stuartholme old girl and former regional deputy mayor to contest a critical seat near Brisbane at the October state election.
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Morrison in a Jerusalem jam
Scott Morrison has no option but to push ahead with proposal to shift Australia’s embassy from Tel Aviv.
Pence fantasises about presidency: author
The prospect of a Mike Pence presidency is as terrifying to many liberals as a second Donald Trump term. With Pence’s arrival in Australia, his co-biographer explains why the VP is the ultimate understudy to Trump.
Why we need scooters for adults on our streets
Somewhere in a warehouse in Brisbane, a public transport revolution awaits approval from regulators to hit Queensland – and it’s exciting and scaring authorities in equal proportions, writes Steven Wardill.
Horror inside Queensland dog fighting farm
Criminals are turning to dog breeding for untraceable, undeclared income, using on-trend breeds as a lucrative cash cow to fund their dog-fighting ventures. See the horror inside a Queensland farm. VIDEO AND PHOTOS – WARNING: GRAPHIC
Dynamic duo’s fashions rise again
LONG-TERM friends and arguably Australia’s most successful design duo, Pamela Easton and Lydia Pearson wrapped up their label in 2016. But now their creations are once again in the spotlight, writes Kylie Lang.
How Democrats nabbed the popular vote
THE Democrats’ 12.5 million midterm voter advantage over the GOP is a very strong result when measured against the outcome just two years ago, writes Dennis Atkins.
Master fisherman says shark warnings ignored
THIS man repeatedly warned the State Government of an explosion in shark numbers and the increasing likelihood of attacks, but says his pleas fell on deaf ears.
How the end of WWI was reported
IT was the news that sent Australia into celebration. This is how the ‘Courier’ received word that Germany had signed the armistice to end World War I.
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