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JULY 14, 2001 : Wallabies Daniel Herbert (ball) during third test of Australia v British & Irish Lions series at Sydney's Stadium Australia at Homebush, 14/07/01. Pic Mark Evans.Rugby Union A/CT

‘Dad, who do we cheer for?’ Rugby boss’s complicated allegiances

The British and Irish Lions tug heartstrings in all sorts of quirky directions inside the Daniel Herbert’s family home. WELCOME TO HIGH STEAKS

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Families, billionaires and foreign owners of SA’s largest farms revealed

From sprawling stations in the north to prime cropping in the south – meet those who own South Australia’s largest farming properties. See the full list.

High Steaks for The Sunday Mail with Federal member for Groom, Garth Hamilton and reporter Michael Madigan at Bergen Restaurant Toowoomba Picture David Martinelli

Growing political trend that’s no longer limited to Labor

As the last of his profession in the federal Lower House, a Queensland MP has shed light on a growing trend in political circles. WELCOME TO HIGH STEAKS

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Qld’s public service battleground: Oversized or undervalued?

The life of public servants remains the ultimate contrast – the engine room of Queensland but one that comes with endless criticism. SPECIAL REPORT

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Archbishop Mark Coleridge recently celebrated his 70th birthday. Pics Tara Croser.

‘I have seen the data’: Archbishop’s dire warning to Qld Catholic schools

Archbishop Mark Coleridge, effectively the boss of 146 schools, has slammed Qld’s Catholic Education sector saying students are underperforming in key areas. WELCOME TO HIGH STEAKS

25/9/2024: Multimillionaire and new Shark Tank investor, Maxine Horne in Teneriffe, Brisbane . pic: Lyndon Mechielsen/Courier Mail

She grew up on jam sandwiches and hid from poverty, now she’s worth $900m

She’s the Queensland-based multi-millionaire who grew up poor, raised by her blue collar grandparents but despite being worth $900m she’s still choosing to work.

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Daylight saving in Qld: Our tortured, never-ending riddle

It’s the broken-clock debate ticking for more than 100 years in Queensland: What should we do about daylight saving?

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Haunting reality behind Qld’s tragic mining history

Australia is known for its rich mining history – and sadly the tragedies that have come with it. SPECIAL REPORT

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FBI warning as Israel reveals how it will mark October 7

A chilling message has been issued as Israel prepares to mark the grim anniversary of the attack that changed the world. See the photos, video.

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High Steaks with Allan Border and Robert Craddock, The Boatshed restaurant, Regatta Hotel, Toowong. Picture: Liam Kidston

‘Why me’: Legend’s confronting Parkinson’s battle

He’s known for his resilience on the pitch but Allan Border has had to fight several battles off it too, all uncovered in his sit down with Crash Craddock. WELCOME TO HIGH STEAKS

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Newly elected Queensland Parliament Speaker Curtis Pitt (right) is hugged by Deputy Premier Jackie Trad after swearing in on the opening day of the 56th Queensland Parliament in Brisbane, Tuesday, February 13, 2018. (AAP Image/Dan Peled) NO ARCHIVING

‘Wasn’t an easy time’: Why Curtis Pitt and Jackie Trad don’t speak

Outgoing parliamentary speaker Curtis Pitt has opened up about his ousting from another high-profile role, and the falling-out that followed. WELCOME TO HIGH STEAKS

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SUNDAY TELEGRAPH. SEPTEMBER 13, 2024. HOLD FOR SATURDAY MAG.Pictured at Government House in Canberra today is the Governor General of Australia Sam Mostyn. Picture: Tim Hunter.

‘It’s my job to open the door for others’: Governor-General responds to her critics

In her first interview, Governor-General Sam Mostyn responds to critics of her appointment and outlines how she will put her stamp on the role.

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Dr Chris Pyke - MATER PRIVATE HOSPITAL - Dr , South Brisbane, 25th September 2023 - Photo Steve Pohlner

Breast cancer surgeon who’s saved the lives of 10,000 women

Professor Chris Pyke has treated more than 10,000 Queensland breast cancer patients. Today, as he prepares for retirement, he reflects on an extraordinary three decades.

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20/9/2024: Aimee McVeigh QCOSS Chief Executive Officer, at her office in West End, Brisbane. Aimee is a strong advocate for equality, opportunity and wellbeing for all Queenslanders. pic: Lyndon Mechielsen/Courier Mail

It can feel like Lord of the Flies out there. Getting tougher may send it next level

While a leading human rights advocate admits some juvenile offenders must be locked up, she says increased rates of incarceration may only make the youth crime crisis worse. WELCOME TO HIGH STEAKS

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