Police followed trail of blood to alleged killer’s unit
A forensic pathologist told a court that a “potentially lethal” level of methamphetamine was found in a woman’s body after she was allegedly murdered by her friend.
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Barefoot Investor: Beware those who say ‘worst is over’ for market
Barefoot Investor has warned about market complacency and lambasted Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ proposed tax on unrealised capital gain, saying there is “no way he’ll get away with it”.
Behind the fancy banquets, Xi’s China is in real economic trouble
Anthony Albanese may be looking for closer economic ties with Beijing just as China is suffering from severe overcapacity, unemployment, and bank failures, writes Maurice Newman.
Horror scenes in front of stunned crowd
This is the disturbing moment a man taunts “do something and I’ll whack you dog” to a woman in a busy CBD – before a heroic busker stepped in.
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‘Nothing like it’: Star batter to make return this summer
One of the greatest run machines this region has produced has revealed why he missed last summer and will be back in action in season 2025-26.
‘It’s not rocket science’: Hadley lashes delayed fix to keep kids safe
Ray Hadley is taking aim at seven years of government inaction that has allowed predators to slip through Australia’s broken child protection net, declaring paedophiles must be “stopped in their tracks”.
Deep dive into the marine world for children’s festival
This September kids across the Darling Downs will dive into the depths of the ocean and harness their creative spirits at the THRIVE Festival. Find out what’s on:
My First Club 2025: Funny Faces
See all the funny faces of the under-9 footballers and under-11 netballers as part of the My First Club series. See the participating clubs.
Crime ‘drivers’ targeted in new federally-backed diversion program
The federal government is backing a community-led crime and diversion program in the Red Centre, which one minister says is a ‘local solution’ to the Red Centre’s crime ‘drivers’.
Dark reason ‘free speech’ tech bros are watching Aussies
Their seedy business model targets your kids and they’re lashing out at Australians who won’t stand for it, writes David Penberthy.
‘Forever marked by it’: Stabbed tradie tells court he’ll never be the same
A Palm Beach tradie whose gluteal artery was severed after he was stabbed on a night out at Surfers Paradise has told his attacker’s sentencing hearing the “trust I had in the world has been shattered”.
‘I am my own person’: CLP Minister’s wife enters Alice Springs mayoral race
The daughter of a former mayor, the wife of a current CLP minister and now she’s in the running for a big position in Alice Springs. Find out more.
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