Major cost-of-living measure announced
Originally committed as an election promise, Labor will attempt to legislate its bid to give most Australian families three days of subsidised childcare.
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Bayside swimmers warned after bull shark spotted in canal
Swimmers, boaters, and anglers have been warned to stay out of a popular canal east of Brisbane after a large bull shark was spotted recently.
‘The right path’: Aussie mum of six on her journey to Dr Teo
An Australian mum of six with a deadly brain tumour has ignored critics and followed her gut, travelling to China for surgery with “banished” neurosurgeon Charlie Teo.
In pictures: Gold Coast Touch Football Association celebrates 50 years
50 years of the Gold Coast Touch Football association was celebrated in style, with hundreds a large crowd their finest to mark the occasion. See all the pictures for Gold Coast at Large.
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Shooting for the top: Hudson to take part in Krazy Klimb
A shoutout from his favourite Harlem Globetrotters’ player has given young fan Hudson Nicholas even more reason to shoot for his dream – and possibly an Australian first.
Developer in ‘illegal’ Airbnb battle with council in millionaire’s playground
The developer of an apartment building in a popular beachside suburb has been accused by Gold Coast City Council of offering “illegal” Airbnb-style rentals.
Push to ban puberty blockers to protect our kids
‘Do 14-year-olds fully understand the risk of permanent infertility?’: A surge in NSW children on puberty blockers has prompted a senior Liberal to call for a pause.
Push to make California a new country
A US state is pushing to break away and become a free and independent nation – and the plan has just been given a major green light.
Fears for family of released Hamas hostage
Hamas have released the latest round of hostages, including young father Yarden Bibas, but fears are growing about his wife and sons.
Old Bohle Bridge goes under: Volunteers preparing sandbags
Northern residents are still undecided how bad this rain is going to be, but those in low-lying homes are preparing to sandbag as the old Bohle Bridge goes under and Balgal Beach loses power.
‘Blocked toilets, dying aircons’ why Darwin needs $150m civic centre: Mayor
City of Darwin says Darwin’s existing civic centre does not meet building regulations or modern standards with the Mayor citing ‘blocked toilets’ and ‘dying air conditioners’ as key reasons behind a push for a new $150m building.
Australian of the Year winner’s huge move
Professor Richard Scolyer, the renowned scientist co-named Australian of the Year, has made a huge announcement about his future at the Melanoma Institute of Australia.
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